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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1451, 28 May 1912, Page 9

I < I (fif?~?\ From a multitude of rich ideas Dame Fashion has suggested many [[J j -{:■ j pleasing adornments which add to the charms of Madame's Day Gown and U ,"•' ' Evening Frock. , . , J The leader for Outdoor Wear is undoubtedly the Motor Scarf, which £*j£ •is not only a comfort to the wearer, but a decidedly smart addition to the lie ■ wardrobe. 23 A touch of the Orient is revealed in the subtle charm of the beautiful iSlii Embroidered Nets and Laces for Evening Wear. An unusually fine exhibit of these Accessories can be seen To-Day at j the D.1.C., including: \ , Handsome TINSEL NETS, in stripe and . The ALEUKIA EUYi™ SCAHJf. i floral effects, in Silver, Gold, Sky, VDly rich effects in Chiffon and Ninon 5 Helio, 42in. wide. studded with Gold Beads, in Greys, ■J is, 6d. per yarn. i Hoyal, Sky, White, Saxc, Emerald. I DEWDROP CHIFFONS and NETS-the . 4s, 6d. each. \ very latest for Evening "Wear, in s ' Whito and Colours. A LaTge Variety o£ LADIES' MUFFLERS j 2s. 3d. and 2s. 9d. per yard. I Handsome AJfi'LIUATIUiN CHIi'i'UJN SCARfES, in Mercerised Wool, Silk jj , POMPADOTJE, Kose design, thickly - and Wo ol, and pure Silk. ™ „ ■ studded Beads, in stripe and scroll ■.. e> . >« _ . From 2s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. each. 0 i", V effects. ' . . \-*r Price 4s, 6d. per yard. ,™ ,n™ The Latest SASHES for MILLINERY Ncw SHADOW LACE and ESSER- and othcr Trimniiugs . "Ombre" !h||ffi| TIONS, suitable 'for Blouso and all Silk Shot Ribbon, in all leading 11 ! ! ffi Dress Trimmin e- either Veiled or colours, Cin. wide. 311 i Wffi Plain. Price Is. 9d, per yard, ! ? I 'piS p r i ce 4s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. dozen yards. Ol^ Very Special LADIES' NECIOTEAR, in- ttshionablQ MBBONS, in . Black and eluding Jabots, Peter Pan Collars, White and combination colours, from ■ Collars, Belts, Silk and Satin Ties. i to 0 inches wide. m All 2s. 6d. eacti. ■ Price Is. 6d,, Is. 11d., 2s. 6d. per yard. j.- . . ■ \ This selection of Items from hundreds cannot sdequately describe t our complete assortments. jj A pleasant half hour can be profitably passed in this Department. jj ■

[ IF YOU ARE__NQT_SATISFIED | \ With the Tea you are Drinking Try | S In three Grades to suit all Tastes, 1/8, 1/10, 2/- f \ ' b 3oi ' ' 8 — - p I Not only 13 it the best Tea, bat it 13 also the most economical. II i t 5 % you've not tried it order a packet to-niu'W, 1/8, 1/10 and 2/-per lb. 3fi af: WHOLESALE AGENTS. MESSRS. THOMPSON BROS,, LTD., WF-LLINGTON SEIGEL'S . ■ I Expert Ladies Tailoring Establishment, I 27 Manners Street. (S3 3s. od. Costumes.) 27 Manners Street. COSTUMES, GUARANTEED THE SAME MATERIAL, STYLE, TIT AND FINISH for £3 3s, Od., that are sold elsewhere .for .£3 ss. Od. ' Do r.ot S pay more. SEIGEL'S, 27 Manners Street. B a BEATS THE BUILT-IN-'BOILER. The Jlethven Boiler does this-every time and in every way It lasts longer becnuso there's no brickwork to fall to pieces, andthe frame is cast-iron right through; 11 heats quicker, because the- heat is conserved betters its more convenient; you can stand it where you like; and its "iiKV tov.H;v.-it.n, becaus? of the extra facility it affords lifting the clothes in and out. With one Jlcthven Boiler, vou never need another. Saves fuel, too-it takes so little. Ask your Ironmonger to show it, if he cannot supply it, write to us. ■ Rei;. No. SU. Prices (with, copper boiler and cast-iron chimney), lOgals., 705.; lSpils., 7as ; Wgals., 80s.; Ifigals., 87s. Bd.j 18gals., 925. 6d.; SOgnls., 1003. ■ /yjtEMVEN.M \v, G. METHVEN-& Co., Ltd., Mfrs., Dunedin. is-Makers, Bunedin >y —— -. • p^ t^,HiK »^rn MaßCHHgßa;^ I" . For Office Men and Brain Workers— | fclvk/ I' ' Ifflfflk $\li invigorates and revives. Made in a mo- j *> ' H ment — ]Ust a teas P oOn f u ' s t' rf ed in boiling | ' iHPnlKrl/ water; Economical, fragrant and re- | I freshing, insist on Symington's. | iliii- ,/'"™"3 ■ TUos. Symington it Co., ■ i • '' i - 15 , Edinburgh & London, ■ - \

Frost & Frost, DENTISTS) 119 Wlllls Street W 3O U yaT ON ' SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHILDREN'S TEETH. Sets of Teeth, £2 2s. and £3 3s. Single Tooth sj. Painless Extraction Temporary Sets Re-made to Permanent ... £1 Is. Teoth Extracted Free when Sets aro Ordered, Open Saturdays till 9 p.m. STAMFORD AND COMPANY, HAIRDRESSERS & HAIRWOKKERS, 123 a CUBA STREET. 'Phone 2794. SEND TOUR COMBINGS TO STAMFORD AND COMPANY. ORDER YOUR HA'IRWORK FROM STAMFORD AND COMPANY. OBTAIN ALL TOILET TREATMENTS AT STAMFORD AND COMPANY. Bole Proprietors and Manufacturers of the ROYAL FACE CREAM. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT. MRS. NIGHTINGALE gives the Highest Cash Prkes and will call by Appointment to any address. Clients. sending parcels of clothes, etc., may depend on Best Value being eiven. MRS. NIGHTINGALE, 103 LAJIBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2924. TUITION IN MASSAGE. MRS. CREIGHTON HALE, the lowestestablished Teacher of Massage in London, has opened a Branch of her London Establishment in Wellington. Sho instructs ladies in Scientific Ma* lage of every kind, including General. Swedish, Woir-Mitcbell, Electricity, and Swedish Drill. Pupils can join at any time. Every Lesson on living eubject. Certificate when proficient. Author of the "Art of Massage." Address—27 May Street. Wellington. Tel. 322 C. • HALL'S iATHS ST7RKISH AND (3TBAM. as.; er lin IDs. HOT BATHS, One Shilling 'A Curo for— RHEUMATISM, GOUT. LUMBAGO SCIATICA, Etc. •Phone 1717. Address—l 24 Manners St ______ BABY-LINEN SPECIALISTS. £™ n WILL PURCHASE BABY'S At FIRST OUTFIT. Write Dopt. D. for Price List Free.

ii ii- —— ii lac it-— ii M BY SELLING UP-TO-DATE PATTERNS BODY AND BORDER. Usual Price,. Bs. 9d. ptx yard., for ss. 11d. and 6s. 11d. per yard, Cut Prices. In Leugths to make Squares. Tft, 6in. x 10ft. 6in. 9ft.. Oin. s 12ft. Oin. 14ft. 3in. x 16ft, Oin. Those Axminsters are Templelon's and Crossley's, and are Genuine Bargains. CORRIDOR RUGS AT PROFIT SHARiNG PRICES. HEARTH RUGS, STAIR CARPETS, AND SLIP MATS ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES. hi WBMOSR'S Fiirassfrag WarefoQwse, Ouba and (manners St.