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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 967, 7 November 1910, Page 11

OVERCOAT DAYS,—-, Evrnnn „„-,... —.1.- im "—'— When the cold days come on you will need an overcoat. Why not get the best 1 Chief Brand Clothing. —-^ Overcoats of this make are faithfully made under ideal conditions, in New Zealand. The fabrics are durable goods of high quality and finish. The coata are cut by men who are masters of their craft. There ia not a Btitch scamped in the making. Chief Brand Clothing,, —J These Overcoats wear better than any others, and look better. Having regard to their exceptional quality, they are the cheapeat coats in the market. for Comfort with Elegance— ss CHIEF BRAND." LIBERTY'S BEG TO Draw your attention to a New Shipment of Pottery which they are Wow Showing. 162 Lambton Quay, Wellington. 49 Ridgway St., Wanganui

im tie" will be Linens and Shantungs now showing at== SEES . . - ■ ■ . HE | Owing to the great demand for these | i goods this season they sold even more I | rapidly than we anticipated, and .in re- | i sponse to our cable some time ago for | J a Special Shipment, we have just un- 1 i wrapped a Splendid New Range of '■■.$•• ra f- these Summer Washing Materials. '. ' fj E 40-inch CHANTUNG, in shades of Saxe Blue/Cinnamon, Vieux Rose, Reseda, and Olive Green, Prunella, and Helio., Is. 3d. per yard. 48-inoli IRISH LINENS—AII Pure Linen, and Fast Colours, in Cream, Champagne, White, Navy, • Havana, Greens, etc., 2s. per yard. . 30-inch SYLKEN SHANTUNGS—A fine fabric for Light Summer Frocks. Perfect washing material, in 20 different shades, 11£ d. per yard. 40-inch MEECEEISED SHANTUNG, light cool • and very silky, Is. 9d. per yard. 36-inch DIAGONAL SHANTUNG, for Costumes and Dresses, in Tussore, Brown, Saxe Blue, and Navy, Is. Ltd. and 2s. 3d. yard. ' 36-inch NONKEUSH LINEN, guaranteed practically uncrushable and unshrinkable,. in Amethyst, Cinnamon, Navy, Saxe Blue, Cream,, and White, Is. 11d. per yard. THE MOST YAEIED SELECTION OF UP-TO-DATE MATERIALS NOW BEING SHOWN IN • WELLINGTON. • The House that leads the WayCuba and Dixon Streets,