Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1907, 15 November 1913, Page 10

The-old, old story of hot weather and cool looking hangings ; —bit with new items! j Thsro is no need id wait until the thermometer registers a hundred and something in the shade before you consider cooler and daintier hangings a necessity. Buy them NOW. And have the benefit of ail the comfort all j the time. Now, when the days are just warm enough to remind [ 3/9, and 4/6 per yard. |j .What a delightful change it is to replace the heavy Drapings of .1 a hyffoJie season with the very newest ideas in CURTAIN 1 ! . NETS; they liavfe'the smallest designs imaginable, but they |j | are most attractive; Ivory (shade, 64 inches wide, and 1/8, 3/3$ |j 3|9 f and 4/6 per yard. ij Equally fascinating designs can be seen in the new 50 inch EOBTT f CURTAIN NETS and MUSLINS, at 1/6,1/8,1/11, 2/3, 2/9, and | 3/6 per yard. jjl And now for another decided novelty—VELVET MADRAS MUS- | LIN, with scalloped edge; 50 inches wide, just right for cur- i tains, yon see, A fine selection of designs and colourings, at 8 3/6 per yard. | For unexcelled service the new 52 inch highly MERCERISED | POPLINS can be obtained in beautiful shades of Pink, Blue, g Brown, Green, Grey, Red, and Cream.3/6 per yard. 1 62 ineh CASEMENT CLOTHS, in Cream, Ivory, and Ecru, 1/3, | 1/6, 1/8j 1/9, 1/11, 2/3, and 2/S per yard. 1 52 inch MERCERISED STRIPE CASEMENT CLOTH, m- Ixqtj, 2/9 per yard. 54 inch CAMEL HAIR CASEMENT, unequalled for hard tfi&'ar, 5/9 per yard. CURTAIN BOEDERINGS, in vas array, various' widths, and in II all colourings, 7|c!., 9d., 10|d., 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, per yard. J CURTAIN INSERTIONS, in Cream, Grey, Two-tone Green, Pink I aiid >Blue, 6d., 1/« par yard. ! CURTAINS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER, A 1 I SPECIAL ST AEE FOR THIS WORK. ESTIMATES GIVEN. 11. | A fine set of Patterns awaits you—patterns that wiii enable j you to see the designs and judge the qualities. _ i J* Wm.Simm, DJaCs Mana & er S||^' TEA-GRL IN MAJE SMILED I ( I ffcf tftbte tfe rdshed row«fays. It imt her personal attractions * vL *'0 fjdf. I'- ,it is apt the situation of her patrtbf the roqni. It is nst the chini or f k I| ihe cream. No, it is none of these R \ Ik The secfet must be the Tea. jjft Vjj r- • jra . ryja Since .4hfc bought of "StaftdUQut'* to see if die ' Aulsebrook's Ross 80s « J§§l. < c«suWn't'"gi> one better" limn the ether girls, Norma,lias been kept E££ Chocolates. I I ' 'JSB&I. busy. . Orice a customer comes he remains. 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It is net done inteftticmally ' \ ' JA always, but every man apprefiiates tno I Y ffiJVm&ffl tfSKW&iifri effort of his wife to retain liw youth and I. : charm as long as possible, ploviilin K she docs not go to extremes. Nothing ages J t I \ \ \V""~| one prematurely so quicklyas grey hair; \'J f I |. V ■■ ■ \ .. "• V ■'■■ V' : f at the first sign of greyness check it with In. •'-"w 7 &""fi > ' « ie~ I Dr. Wilion's Eegencrator, it- is a sftleri- V' ... ■: .A ■ ». -.. -' ni. ..«■ ■.■ . did tonic, and restores colour without ilyc-in? it. liiiinlrr.fls -.isiiig it daily with Gil., procurable in Wellington from $. n '-J" ' ' " s aczaEßiasmaEgriro It. M'Kenzie, Windsor Hotel Builth'itprs, Mlf vfSt! llmnt ftp TOW npaf . tat * I Willis Street, or direct from A. M. || 41 WtWil VCiy UGBt | Hendy, Hair Specialist, jDlincdin, iSo'e M _a L' ■ Agent for Ansh-alasia. || A|yM|7| pTTF ' FREE DRESSCUTTING DEMONSTRA- I » liu I ADEMONSTIIATION, Tvhich v wiU cmn- the Old Country Producaa |. ly prove the uAfailinjir simplicity [§ w/ " f and thdroughness of tllo Ideal Home M . Wj[ **%,'&'<* tfS F% fl*« f Dresscutting System, will be atKoom te hmlf frllf llclcl M 'fiC Hw I No. 7, Adelpki Chambers, Willis Street, a " A dk\Jf C To-ruorrow. at 3 p.m. The system will f| • S enable you to make any kind of gar- ,f| UTfBT yiCTORV SEE HORROCKSES' NAME Oft 8 nifint. Come and lirit-iffyopr fnoiuls. ti GRAND PRIZE fetTJ JJ.• i f 11 i a-GECOND-HAND aro 'takeft W | N ; ISIO 2? decline all | M.- us in part ones.; | isi» Sola by Drapers and! | riano (>)■. Ltd lIIIP Reatfy for tii® new Cosbsm®. [ For any woflaau of ordinary beiglit and weighing between eight ULJ f|mE|| - and tea stone, the D. &A. Corset is the ideal fotiUdatioii for this season's costume, and makes possibte A PERFECT FIT & AN up-to-date figure. This year's D. &A. Models are great successes. They are comfortable, ,_ j support (igtire well, and give that supple, jjmccful, almost corsetlesS cffect, fn. which is the aim of the fasbiouable "iiiodistes,"' ■' JbVjWs « . ate made in one of the largest CN>vs<rt Factories in tte world by dir\ fS" \ \ designers aud coutwrieres, and caiim.it be equalled in price and value. , * A / THERE IS A MOOKIT, I'OR EVERY FJGORE. \ .11 y6ur Dtaj)ftr cannot show ybsi a snitible one, it is worth your while f tm\ vfejOt'| tb write us, giyiiig liis name, and stating your height, weight, and, waist ft y ' ueasure. We will recommend you tbe tnosi suilabVe corset awl where to buy it : = Sole. Makers"; Dominion Coftsst Co., Quebee, CauatUu'" (3) lr - 1 - caßEEae^Bßii