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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1951, 7 January 1914, Page 2

! 1, l ■ ''■■' "'■''■■ £^ " v i \ , To be sold' at less th&a half pate. 1 I \ STARTING TO-DAY (TUESDAY). J f - '13 "~ '"" "~ ■££■ i- ' ■γ-t— "——-■; ■■■ ■-■■■ - ™» ■■■■■ TT*? ~*** {t-j I ' • - ""*"■ ■ ""I I 12/6 eaci. J2/6 eacfc. I ;) Bought at Erormous Be- I W \ j' ,/ ' 5 : ; duclit n« flow a London f j . Original Prices of these | | T\'aicLo^ C m..n, i'n all the ' \'/ \ \ ONE-PIECE DRESSES, j § wanlrdJFnbncs, Cotton- Tin- g_J / • j! ft, 85/6, 27/6, 30/-, ond 35/-. J | cub, 1,.™, Ciepos, Voiles, / :' | Price until Clearetf, 12/e f ; ' Pophhs, Etc, Etc. f ' I £aCIU ■' I ? , I ' j See Large .Window filled \ '• I i| j' with these Dresses, and k 9 EJCn DEEPS IS WELL > 'it 11 s . l> be sure to be early to- ? CUT AND FIXTKHED, AND I I ' V I /I - ' 1 morrow. You will be de* 5 ALL NEW GOODS. j ; ' | 1-20 •=—=^= f felLl F-3IEASLTPKMFNT CHART. I Cm.nti\ Cii'toincis wishing to pailkipatc 111 this splendid offei can do so by filling in the above £ mcasuiemcMit dint Wγ v. ill then post ■) o\ 4 Dieses on an near to nieasurements | I as stock sixes will permit. ; All Dresses not kept must be-,returned at ou«\ iogether with remitI tanee,'as this'price-is.FOII CASH ONLY. .First Oixler will'enjoy the choicest pick, so order ..-.■■■.■.'■■■.. .- ■ ' "'' ' '■..-* '■.' at once. ' ' ' '■■■•■ ■■ • ■.. v i..- ■ .■■■.■.■■■: . ..... ' ■ . :

I am offering this wook a Special Lino of ONE-PIECE FROCKS mado in llw smartest styles from materials that will stand 'frequent washing. You have a choice of four shades—Grey, Cham- | ' pagne, Sax-e, and Tan. Considering the splendid quality of theeo cool and charming Dresses, fto price of 125.. 6d,' is remarkably keen. . • ■. . Country ladies should send their orders ■' ; ".'■-■' , :' .. lit oneo, as the're ...will b0i.,1 hrisk ,tk-, .. ' '"■'. '■-■"" '/ maud fer tliesc.; Seasonable '."l)Wks! ■ ■ . .-'■-.■■ ' Latter Orders aro promptly and care- )" ■' ' fully'filled. ■' (.-HfiS.-JATHEWSON, tf ll^:!^^ 1 i ■...'■ ; ' HATS ARB; cjL 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY; WELLINGTON. m ti -i - "'■ .-i i. • ..- ".-i in.- B : :: ■ifft i; _!'■•■ Is tjie chief feature of our FURNITURE, It is very satisfactory to know that you can depend upon your Furniture to give the utmost service without betray- ;.:, ing tlift defects in manufacture. This is the satisfaction which our Furniture yields. Because it is skilfully and ■ soundly inat(e from well-s'easened woods. 1 , 'If Considering its-quality, OUR FURNITURE is by no means expensive. On the contrary, it is splendid value for the money, and it possesses character and artistic merit. LAMBTON QUAY ... ... WELLINGTON. I 1 M© SM Open fltti U JL/ I i \\- J n addition to its splendid hent^ 1111/ ini'o "an open fire. u LiTt / off the top platc - P" u the oa ? eU, J I 111 if 11 -"' comes into full view, Bsililr' ■v9^Sfn^^^^^ 111 if"' tilattoe to the kitchen. .Tor ei , .- ffi^?^-V/^^fr^,*^^^^^^^j^y*r^--^i!j^sa aJig^r^^^^?:^^^^^^:^^ washing baby, this open fire if? it ■j i K^pu..mrg^%tr^r^,iß.j>jui.»^Lr).ii^ l ■ r Lmnj.^i v;,i>.i«t.ijai n.^rrgr;-

;V>. JL \ The Sewing HaeMse ©f the Century! ■ : " \-"|L' Modern conditions demand modern ideas. l'' ver y improvement frliich will lessen labour ami fatigue THE MEW CENTRAL NEEDLE "STANDARD" dsSsSiZfc j<. \ SEWING MAOHINE> "' Wckiomtmvw is the "idftnl" worker. - )|^_ You sit straight up lo'.your work—which is onsi«r to n»a- wmlli nipsilati! ami <lora not Vcrook" tho. spine. , j4-tf*fiT'' "StEiidnrd" runs }vith a "velvety" smoothness —it v *¥ l^li ■has biill-bcjiriiißs tlirougliput. ■ ■ ; oJtlLJS'i^ /Call .mil lot us demonstrate its utility to yon. ' 'ffffT 3 '*/] ; ;fej,W.FEAE 9 EBOiiReer.& Importer, 'r^^^S; ■■:/";■■■■■■■ 99 WILLIS STKEET, WELLINGTON, ' AV' ■ Da^gnJ . ,; r ■ 1T3t .,,.,. < .,.... J .,y ■ lvv^^^aaßamtai^^^^