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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1848, 6 September 1913, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. Hsot>< iWo have just now a particularly; attractive .Window Display of ■''.Wolsey" Underwear. The ''Wolsey"- Woollen goods have s, world-wide notoriety for excellence, and. this excellence covers, every essential. The "Wolsey" .Woollen goods aro unshrinkable, so nmph. so, that (there ia a standing guarantee which goes with every garment Gold. Any genuine trade-marked garment found • to fail in this respect will promptly be replaocd by a new gap- ' ' meat absolutely, free of oost. >",Wo?sey ; " underwear is soft, warm, 'and hygienic, and costa practically no more tiKan the goods of inferior manufacture. r A very interesting feature in connection . with lie Window Display is the exhibit of Antarctic wearables. ■ Here are shows apparel aotually worn by some of the party who accompanied Captain Scott to the South Polar regions. The underwear, such as singlets, pants and hose, were specially made by the ; "Wolsey J V people, and one has'merely to handle _ the goods to realise the , wisdom of the selection. The problem of warmth is one of the big difficulties of Polar research, ' ■ but the men of Captain Scott's last expedition were not much j troubled in this respect, for the "Wolsey" underwear proved effective and satisfactory. This interesting Window Display is 1 well worth .seeing, for one can realise at a glance the importer", 1 ant „part now being played "Woolsey "Woollen goods in the. ■" . hygieno of the day. . i )» f ■■■ KIRKGALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ■■■—i.wn<wnni . . ; ■ ' ' ' ' . » GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD. ■ /' « : —. CHARMING SPRING COSTUMES. NOTABLE SHOWING OF ACCEPTED STYLES FOR THE 'SEASON. LATEST MODELS DIRECT FROM LEADING ' MANUFACTURERS. ' These beautiful.creations will please from overy standpoint of style, fit, workmanship, eto. Wo would particularly call attention to tho following: In' Honey-coloured "Whipcord, an inexpensive, but very SMART SUIT lias the loose Magyar coat, with basque effect and lace Robespierre collar. The two-piece corselet skirt is semi-draped at side-front, and caught ' with large self toning buttons, which-Also ornament the coat. Price £5 ss« (A! .Very Smart and USEFUL COSTUME is. made of, finest Navy A Mong cb'at, cut away sharply from waist in front to square straight baclc, deep roll collars and, cuffs of white Bengaline, and! white silk lining. The . skirt is a two-piece corselet, with slightly draped front seam. Price £6,65. Very STYLISH COSTUME, in, latest two-colour effects, is carried out . in ' neat- black and white cheok and black moiro velour. The coat of the latter material is high-waisted, and has collar and side lapels of tlio cheek,- while the skirt is of the check and has wide curved band of velour at foot. . • Price £6 16s. 6d. 'Another extremely SMART COSTUME in two-tone effects has tho coat made of fine whipcord of a very pretty shade of fawn, smartly trimmed self ' colour buttons and mitres. The skirt is of fawn coloured check cloth, the-front seam being slightly draped, ornamented with buttons of the check,'and slit up at left side of foot. ' Rrloe £6 18a. 6d. In Saxe Blue Fine Whipcord an ELEGANT COSTUME is made with rather long loose Magyar coat, with Robespierre collar and cuft to the three- ' quarter sleeve, of gold ground -Paisley '.sponge (cloth. The corselet skirt has fulness to the back at waist, and hangs m long straight lines. Price £6 19s. 6d. [A. STYLISH SUIT in light mustard co lour i has cutaway basqued coat, slightly pouched above high waist line, of new woollen Jacquard, or broohe, with deop collar and cuffs of exactly matching satin, overlaid with fine lace. The skirt to this coat is of self oolour fine serge, corselet, and slightly draped. lined Silk. , Price £7 7s, . i—-— .GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD. •, LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. ' TE ! A'RO HOUSE • ' THE LAST WORD IN FASHION NECKWEAR. _ The' really beautiful colleotion now showing surpasses anything shown for some considerable time. . Every lice is marked at T.R.O. Grand Value. MUSI/IN PETER PANS—I 3., is. 3d., Is, 6d., Is. 11d., 2s. 6d., 2s. lid. DAINTY NET AND LACE JABOTS —la., Is. 3d., Is. 6d., Is. 11d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., to ss. lid. NEW BULGARIAN COLOURS in Peter Pans-Is. lid., 2s. 6d., 2S. lid., 3s. ed., 3s. Ild., to 6s. lid. LATEST FRILLED ELIZABETHAN Collars in Muslin—ls. 11d., 23, 6d,, 3s. 6d. ROBESPIERRE COLLARS in Silk, Satjn, Net. and Lace—2s, lid,, 3s, 6d,, 33.11 d., 4s. fill., SS. 6d., to 7S. fld. DAINTY SILK AND SATIN BOWS-Is., Is. 3d., Is. 6d„ Is.lld. ttttt NEWEST CRAVAT SHAPE in dainty effects, Muslin, Net, and Lace makes—la. 6d„ Is. 11d., '2s. 6d„ 2s. 1ld„ 3s. 6d. . TE ARO HOUSE, ' ■ 1 CUBA' AND DIXON STREETS, WELLINGTON.. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE ORDERING IN SEASON, INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. -0 specially spring suits, has Hi MANY ADVANTAGES. ' — ; —' ; If you Value Good Tailoring yon will , „ , pay an early visit to piDg—Lowest Rates and Prompt , Settlements. MILLIGAN'S " EEIBHIffIE AVENUE, All Risks. gg that proper attention can bo given to r; n wi;+Tr n-nrl your orders, which of course is difficult ACCIDENT .—Employers Liability and jf j the j t t a Most Liberal Personal Accident Policy, including a List of Diseases. THE SPRING SUITINGS SECURITY to Policy-holders, ARE HERE NOW. £4,812,381. and are undoubtedly THE BEST AND ~ „„„ .uf.lnna a f SMARTEST YET SHOWN IN NEW Full information can be obtained as ZEALAND. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., ■mn BTTnPNFY<S Even if you don't require a suit for a CHIEF ACENTS AND ATTORNEYS, week two, wfay not choose while fh« WEUINCTON. I selection is largest, ""tIJRKISH CIGARETTES. _ "knitting machines" e aen p o<l c^ hcr in Fnctor J Draiinion, but in the- world. Country U or in your own Home. clients send along your orders. , SAMUEL' SIGALU LIMITED ™ ( I 68 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON.