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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 1760, 27 May 1913, Page 2

I our X 24 i >!*| '!V4| The P eKson who buys wisely and woll is always tne happiest and .fL ' 1 fppf most contented. Tho genuinely. thrifty woman buys good goods at fp il | Cheap Prices, thus deriving both pleasure and profit from the in- fMlflll' | vestment. Suppose you give our Store a test To-day. j f Salt-Shakers. Popner-Shakors, : •; Usually Is. each. Usually Is. each, i ijj Now only 9d. Now only Od. 5 I 'FURNITURE . i KITCHEN CHAIRS, 4/11. WIRE SHAKE-DOWNS, 12/6. AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, 7/6 for 6/6 j | SAPOC PILLOWS, Now 2/6. KAPOC BEDS, 2ft. Gin., 13/6. DUCHESSE CHESTS, 3ft., 39/6.1 | ■■I'.'ffl HJJUIUHLL.W»!■!.■piIing.■■■IBL.I.I niww.t, .wii«w mi■ n I 18tloz. CHILDREN'S WOOL- LINOLEUMS, ETC. LADIES' HAND BACS. | 1 £ EIT GLO , V n S, t i, GrG Ail 2° Pieces INLAID LINOL- 50 BLACK LEATHERETTE, \ | Browns, and Heather. All EUMS, 6ft. nn. wide. Usually 2/6. Now 1/11. i ] Sizes. Usually IOJd. Now Usually 11/-. Now 7/6. in TV Vaw arTinmT ! 6d. pair. JAP. RUGS, 6ft. X 3ft., Usu- 10 Pieces FANCY RIBBON, : untiHTW PT7FY QTTETII? ally 10/6. Now 7/6. Usually 1/-. Now 4Jd. yd. ■ \i 150 LADIES GREY SUEDE JAp IIUGg sft x 2ft 6in _ LADIES' BLACK CASH- S | FINISHED GLOVES. Usually 7/6. Now 5/11. ' MERE HOSE, Coloured j ;i Gauntlet. Usually 2/11. 10 Pieces AXMINSTER. Usu- Clocks. Usually 1/11. j } Now 9d. ally 9/6. Now 6/6. Now 1/6. j | 25 LADIES' GOLF JER- ALL REMNANTB CREATLY 250 Yards ROUGH AND i " REDUCEO - "A" 8 "® I jSO TWEED AND NAYY ) Wlll ' Wld °» 1 /U < I SERGE COSTUMES. Usu- yard. . j lIV a S y i 3 P NOW mV 60 Paira T fii.uSS 130 Yards IMITATION HAR- i ;i 17 c^"]?tr o^QQ? lQ f ZEALAND-MADE BLAN- RLS TWEEDS, Browns/ I ; SERGE DRESSES, trim- KETS, Double Bed Size. Greens, and Grey. SalQ S I Usually °47/6 Now 39/6." . Now 17/6 and 23/6. Price, 9/11 Dress. ' | .j , fl ~ i fi McCLINTON'S BARILLA 70 GENT'S TWEED OYER- , GENT'S PYJAMAS, Good \ % SOAP, Now Bd. Box. COATS, nice Dark-Pat- Quality Flannelotto. Ueu- \ ft COLGATE'S TURKISH tei-ns. All Sizes. Usually allvs/6 Now 4/6. B BATH SOAP, 3d. Cake. 39m Sale Price, 32/6. y ' i j THYMOL TOOTH PASTE, inn aFNT'S WATERPROOF 6 Doz. UNION SHIRTS ; (i ~?»K,w,wn ra id m (««•.).All Sta. Km- j I TOM IANOLirn? n"w Bale Price, Jj» IUK Usually 6/6. , I sd. tube. ' \ i' 1 It |UW!Wl»».^'.W l » r « l | l lll|l l Ml«WWWMMlW h | VEITCH & ALLAN ? , ™Se. I f'telSTiieii at Mrs.' Mtfievuivl I I Dt vrt^ L ' <■ and Sons Besides a largo assortment of Vciour | mAa Bombav. and ijeavcr Hats of the latest | 1 rivals include many | Bombay ChUtnoJf I Smart Velvet.Hats Madras Curry Powder j b | SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. •; A striking feature of tho latter is tho 1 " "' J New Tam Crown now eo much in favour. - - I On account of' tho advanced season | | i j flstchbe s j COME AND SEE' THEM. PHOSPHATOIfIC p MRS. MATHEWSON, lh » Smart I w.„„ nd i. i | (j . , . n ... n:„„i„„ Hats arc. | t j, 6 name i j{ you aro nu down S [| 264-266 Lambton ftuay, WBllinQtOn. —r | or j US (; "feoUng poorly," try a Viriwn m , ..nn l ... | oreatinf health, Btrcngth, and I • 23rd MAY, 1913. | ©nergv. 256 LAMBTON QUAT, WELLINGTON, 8 t 'DEAR MADAM,- I AFTER INFLUENZA' I 1 Your letter has tiad my careful attention. Tho cause of your hair N , 8 liDPnininir luitreless and falling to such an extent, is no doubt duo to wear- g it is tho ideal pict-mo-up and l i inThair pads I advise vou to difjbontinue them. They aro no longer g health restorer, B I required for tho present modes of' Hair-dressing. Givo. your hair three 6d _. flnd (jJ. Sold by oil | ; months' homo treatment. Tho necessary' preparations, iiicludiu ß dirce- chemists i tions, can be supplied for. 13s. Gd„ pos ed free in plain wrapper. By , Chemists. . I following tho few instructions thero will result from tho treatment a —1 a hoalthv E6alp, free from daudruti, and an increasod growth of glossy m g hair. r hon writing, please enclose a few combings for microscopical ex- IS fl /nL 8 amination.\ Yours faithfully, ft _ | taAlWlSinMWlla I '■ , "LjL /? / This wonderful Ointment cures tho R // worst casoß of Eczema, Proriasis, j r Ulcerated Legs, etc., and always I V y relieves an irritated Bkin. For 1 MRS. EOLLESTON trusts that this reply may bo acceptablo to othor Skin Rashes, and all Itchy Surfaces, ■ patrons who aro unable to call. They are assured careful and personal it . g uucqua il Pt i. So harmless and attention. All correspondence is kept absdlutely private. Address MB tTWoN OUAY. WELLINGTON, Telephone 1599. 7* » effectno. ~ _ tT _ T1 ! i, j ... ■■■ ■"t ■ 1 ".»»'» uiuLU'iinta 2s. fid. and Is. Bd. per Jar, Post Free. CMS. A. FLETCHER I HOW BETTER A.THAH | 202 Lambton Quay, Wellington. V I'' TEAS " I " TUITION IN MASSAGE. ■■ ' M ns. , KALE, — ; —— —— : IyJL well-known London Tenchor on tho Art of Massage, announces that her aa When every moment counts is tho time \ /fHwN classes will be SUSPENDED FOR THREE when you appreciate the conveiiioncG of MONTHS Duo notico of resumption ftf Symington's Cofiee Essence. Delicious, ! ,via bo sivcu in the press . m&SSk full-flavoured coffee is ready instantly Intending Pupils aro requested to com—no trouble. Symington's is the most municato with Mrs, Creignton Halo. fetM, economical, too. jt&mM/Sfea H hmmßf /BWai- Addroas: 27 MAY ST., WELLINGTON. Thos, Symington & Co., Edinburgh and London, 28 Hmntnf otherTrm in Mw£ Bttt ° n M H , g n(]dMS3 i6 _ B S ULCOTT — CHAMBERS, M'cllington. luuMn.iimßa 'Phono 3083. i _ ~ „ n n rss\ nn n a R=4v 0 B W. J. GAUDIN AND SON, ■ ARE YOU BUILDING? 1 c ° alandgrain merchants, j B wv WW j 10 .GHUZNEE STREET and KILBIRNIE. * if SO hsrs's S SUHHeSfiOn ! ! T ARGE STOCKS of Coalbrookdnlo and ', ©O ... Nowoastlo Coals on hand. Prompt ■ . ' ETPnlinS Whol'hor you ato building for your- . delivery all parts Citj* and Suburbs. j. '* tllllflil 6clf or for 6081 cono else, wo liaA-o a Telephones: City, 271; Kilbimic, 3716. ii II \ i^rrfcutrftlcstion lt> mako to you. \pxi\ , — — •- ( knoi\* as wollq3 wg do that provision 1 ■taiiwii'H'M-wiu*mMHn» l uiiiiiiwiw'«n«— *■ JPS/ nnist Iw mado in every modern, houeo i ' "Dominion" Readers J ! for f I°Z. mr U lUay K 6 and insulting j| ij j |1! 11! not know that bj installing a . I chemist-Opticians with 25 years oxiJHiwtaFrtfc: iHS| •'I ' Tffl 188 m ' . ra , Confidential. Our Optical Parioura il Til l«ta| Mr, Mi-*** ! I 1 111 I - ! FRANK SHAW, ||nl Lil Bfl you save money in building, aud savo j QUALI Fl EO '< ISavM labour in tho wnshing ovier af(«r. ! WILLIS SIRLLT, J\ IJXINQION. * Ws) \(K I K&mMr Bv puttiuc in a "Slethveji" you lmvo : (Onuo. Duthie s.) Phono 147, upstairs, ; lm 0 " lni | J '' ">? brickwork to build. ! ■ MltlP f chimney, and you «ui stand it where j 'Phono 3263, »«vlO ; yo ; v Am \ ?T • ro fel,to il ' « } sy'i outsido too—which is a big convcin- i ' [V | once sonietiinos. Apart from this, a ! : — : —J oKp-W "Jlethveii" Iwiler heats quickpr thnn i -j &yW a built-in boiler, is easier to work »t Xv* fey Wwl w '" l, a,u ' B ' IVS no sine« it Opp. TH ARO TIOUSB, lys/ t- 3 WS won't WMr out. Everyone building COBA STREET. llf WW* should instal a "Metliven" if thev | - fi W _ wish to curtail expenses, and nt tho j — lM^^ r fal "° '" 110 (I 0 . 1 1C! nlos ' ; niodwn : CUREX CREAM. B3"" Kjslcni of -Ha-shing. Wonderful ouro Bczewa, faoaly Bkln, MEftigEi & Co., Ltd., iahars, PaaHedSni. j w