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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2224, 10 August 1914, Page 2

Answering- the demand for Exclusive Millinery. That is the purpose and aim of my beautiful display of French and English models, no two of which are alike. Fashion's fairies have surely wrought their loveliest conceits in the Hats I amjiow showing... Call them "chic"—'"chatming"—or what you will—they are certainly the smartest of the new season's ■styles. . " ' ~ " Take a"peep v atr6y'' windows. See the" galaxy of choice Hits in my showrooms. Please call TO-DAY. ' . > V , MRS. MATHEWS©N, '' WHERE THE SMART HAts '! VRE " 284-288 Lambton Quay, Wellington, j _ffl Ch oio e & Value Ohair Covers.:; Are you in need of Loose Covers? The making of Loose Covers is a feature with us, and the exceptionally comprehensive stock of Cretonnes and other materials which we have for the purpose • is deserving of your examination; 'We are, therefore, most I keen for you to come and see them. Patterns and designs are distinctive and beautiful. They are in all the new colours and colour effects, while we can vouch for their splendid wearing; qualities. ■ , We can send a practical man to call and estimats any day you may appoint. The Scotsll&f Co., Ltd. ' \ LAMBTON QUAY. What's in a name? . Shakespeare has it, "A rose by any other name would smell | as sweet." In dealing with Soap—and everybody should. ' use a little soap occasionally—the name is everything, and TANIWHA is the Brand that is now appealing so forcibly to all Housewives. So Pure and Mild that it can be used in the baby'B bath, or without the least injury to the' most delicate . fabric. So Effective that the usual day's washing is done in half the time. The Quality of the Soap has made the name of "Tani« wha" famous in the land. Be emphatic with your Grocer. : A Bar of Simiwha No substitute, please.