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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1853, 12 September 1913, Page 2

I Sprin fail of Cistiies I Dresses 1 . I i .When it comes to the purchase of the "better kinds" of merchandise, there isn't a shadow of sj i of a doubt that YOUR SHOPPING CAN BEST BE DONE AT THE BIG STORE. I Our immense buying" power is responsible for this happy condition.of things—at once grati- | | fying to US and MOST SATISFACTORY TO OUR CUSTOMERS. jl | Here you find EVERYTHING to make the Spring not only endurable, but ENJOYABLE | < as well. YES EVERY conceivable article for personal as well as for home use, MOST | ! REASONABLY PRICED- . . 1 I .WOMEN'S LIGHT GREY FLANNEL COSTUMES, out away Coat, plain f 5 oollar and rovers, finished with G roy Bono Buttons, also in White '< | Flannel, with Blaok Stripes, PrJco, 425. ] ! WOMEN'S FINE BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE MATERIAL COS- f I /r\\ 'ifi XUSIE. Coat trimmed with blaolc silk, or piped with ceriso, also ono \ f ' with broader black and whito striped collar, finished with palo bluo « I silk " 1 Prloe ' 4Bs ' f WOMEN'S GREY LIGHT-WEIGHT FINE 'WORSTED COSTUMES. S iffl&er}y/%a Collar trimmed light-and dark grey cord, finished with pearl buttons. i \ Mmmr'W'wK «&• ? | WOMEN'S WHIPCORD COSTUMES, in) navy, grey, and saxo bluo, 00l- I ■ tMwmfWwra M'llSk lar trimmed with black and white oord or plain black silk. ? ' >iP?W Prlcos, 845., 80S., to £5. 1 X /OWmSOW WOMEN'S FAWN WHIPCORD COSTUMES. Collar trimmed fawn eilk jj /%$/ and braid to match, finished with darker shado buttonß. S JfJ/ ' Pf'oe. "B. f I ■ & |#liw\ / WOMEN'S FINE LIGHT-WEIGHT TAN SERGE COSTUME, with tab- | I •' ■ amjM ffpHjL,-. -\ bed effect basquo coat, large sailor oollar of white Guipure laco. | 11l WOMEN'S FINE SERGE ONE-PIE OE ROBES, in light grey, fawn, and § navy, finished with pipings of silk and black braid. | n\\A¥l. ■ phoob, *»., 399. «a. § I \\\ \ W mimW§W\\Sk fll WOMEN'S SPONGE CLOTH ONE-PIECE DRESSES,_ in fawn, with' g i \uv"\ ' W I' s black stripe, also plain white, finished' piping of ceriso or Royal blue. WOMEN'S BLACK 'AND "WHITE BEDFORD CORD ONE-PIECE ROBE, , I i V '■ ' piped with black, turned down collar of white Guipuro, finished black. , | I PrlCe ' 495 " Bd ' * wifM) WOMEN'S FOULARD SILK ROBES, with small patterns, trimmed with | t ' kilting of white net and piping of silk to match, in dark eavo, vienx | i • roso < navy Prloo, 355. i> 5 ; 1 WjffM m/Mk WOMEN'S PLAIN COLOURED MERV SILK ROBES, in black, dark I I ff M/M'A I -a green, &axe, trimmed piping of black and white silk.. '1 1 Prloe, BTs. edi $ f | ||!IW/M , WOMEN'S ONE-PIEOO ROBES, in grey or fawn, one half bodice toa'u- | 5 f WM W/m'jk tifully brocaded, finished with fine not yoke and cuffs, and belt of saxe ' I! ifflitr bluo or mauve. Price, 80S. '} 1/WOMEN'S ONE-PIECE ROBES, in saxe blue oord, trimmed silk, revers \ ■ i ' finished with, fino lace jabot, skirt draped to left side, finished with silK j I \ rosette. PriCQ, 975. 6d. | VEITCH & ALLAN,. SS?SSS» I

CHIROPODY. Mrs. Haybittle, No. 2GB Lambton Quay, over Orr, chemist, after many years' experience, undertakes to cure corns, ingrowing nails, bunions, etc. Belief from these distressing complaints is guaranteed immediately. 'Phone 1854.—Advt.

COOKERY! COOKERY! MISS UNA CARTER commences a new Afternoon Course, TUESDAY, 9th September, 2.80 p.m.; also Eraiiiic Course, Tuesday, 7.30. Wednesday, 10.30; Friday, 2.30. Barnott's Buildings, 94 Willis Street. 'Phone 3721 (two rings). Terms, ill Is. Children's Course, Saturdays, 10 a.m. TO THE LADIES OF WELLINGTON AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. I JOSEPH, Ladies' Tailor, begs to • notify that lie is still turning out First-class Costumes at a Chraper Rate than any otheifejirm in Wellington. His only <£ldress is—BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, Wellington, 'Phono 8083.