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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2235, 22 August 1914, Page 2

. . /■'■ .; ■:■.•.■ • ■■ . . t WE HEAR THE WORDS "LONG LIVE" REPEATEDLy AND FREELY I USED IN THESE DAYS, AND WE HAVE, THEREFORE, DECIDED TO I ' BRING TO YOUR NOTICE, UNDER ITS WORTHY DESIGNATION, OUR IH® 8 " "LONG LIFE" UNDERWEAR—"LONG LIEE" BECAUSE IT IS REAL' "lijlf I COOD QUALITY AT THE PRICES WE CHARGE, AND THEN WHEN | OUR ORDINARY LOW PRICES ARE CUT DOWN TO SPECIAL SALE I PRICES YOU CAN REST ASSURED YOU ARE IN FOR A COOD THINC. fe - ' . - ; . i ' ■ '.■■■■ 1 LADIES' CAMBRIC NIGHTDRESSES, daintily finished, trimmed with Swiss i Embroidery and Insertion to matcli, also lace collars and square necks. USual prices, 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d., 6s. lid., 7s. lid., 9s. 6d, 10s. 6d, 12s. 6d., ' V , ■ 16b. Ml Sale Prices, 3s. lid., «s. Ltd., 6s. 3d., 7s. 3d., Bs. 9d., as. 6d., I " [ Us. 6d., 14S. 6d. ■ • . .-.•■■. I A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES CAMBRIC AND LONGGLOTH fa KNICKERS, in closed and open sh'apcsw trimmed in all tho newest dePss2Sfss*> s 'g ns > and made from tho best ma tonal. Usual prices, 2s. 6d., 2s. lid., $W®¥ 3s - lld - 4 *' lld -> 6s - 6d ->' Gs - lld - Sale Prioes ' Is, 11d,, 2S ' 6d, ' 3S " 6{1,, **^" ' 43. 3d., 4s. 9d,, 6S. 11d. ' I LADIES' CAMBRIC CHEMISES, frimmed with lace and insertion, also em- ? broidery, button fronts and square necks. Usual prices, 25.,11 d., 3s. Cd., i . 4s. 6d., ss. lld., 6s. 6d. Sale Prioes, 2s. 6d., 2s. Ild., 3s. 11' d., bs. 3d., | .. ". . 6s. 6d. ' ■ iBWS»Se«i LADIES''CAMISOLES, in groat variety in very dainty designs, with puff «^|5!S fiiliir ' sleeves, half sleeves, and no sleeves. AH well trimmed. Usual prices, &*>»*** ;2 3 . 6d., 3s. 6d.,-4s. 6d., ss. lld., 6s. lld. Sale Prices, Is. 11d., 2s. lid., "* ; .. 3s. lid., 4s. 3d., as. nd. ? ■ ' S LADIES' PRINCESS PETTICOATS, in charming design's, finished with dainty I • embroideries and insertion. Tops also prettily trimmed. Usual prices, I ' . ss. 6d., 6s. 6d., 75.6 d., 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d. Sale Prices, «8.e11t!., 68. 6d.! I 6S. 6d., 9s. 6d,, 10s. 6d. ( ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■'"■'.■ |■ ■ \ sUSsS?** • • LADIES'. CORSETS, in grey coutille, the new shape with four suspenders *^^| fgipaSf deep over hips. Sizee '20 to 24iu. 'Usual price, 4s. 6d. Sale Price, 2s. 1 • 11d " • ' ■ '.-. ■-'■■• \ I . LADIES' WHITE COTTON VESTS, m good shapes, some with the new V 1 shaped neck. Largo'l sizes. Usual prioes, Iβ., Is. 3d., Is. 6d.,\ls. lld. I sale Prices, 9d., is., Is. 2d., is. 6d. .;■ ■ '

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A Seeret ttet Never Fails to Grow Mafe" TOILET TALKS. . ABIBTfiESSiKG lack of hair will fflar with a cup of hot water, make tlie most the mo?t beautiful faco, and after all charade mixture imaginable for shamthere a "ally no need to have poor or poome tjie licir. According to the qnanimnnvorlehed hair if ft few common-sense tity used, so the strength is graduated to iXTmo oteorved. -First'of all. hair tonics suit all conditions. There is one draw.3 be freshly made in order to obtain back, however, and that is Htc lai can only the best results, and" thousands of women, be oMamed in jib. tins, wluch cost about and men. too, ere"now making up.their Iwlf-a-crown, but a* this quantity is sufil* own lotiona with most satisfactory results. to make 25 to 30 shampoos, it 145S 3 X cording to a 1 accounts remark avoided by rubbing a little dlivo Mf fjjmA ?« Spplkat i oT 1P PWi ° US *' moves all dandruff, and creates hs. application. a l ? ? W Hill°^fad W don Ca the y hwJt llUffiß A remarks on faco w , SiJlmnn On® word In con- 'II II creams, may not bo out of of any Ylomnn. One place, and at the risk of being elusion. Do-notsxpenmentftitn 1 p,n down as ft littlo ol<fhi'' Nature wifl surely \\\ 'i //fashioned, my advico on this revolt if you continue to subject |wi tX> i?nt " i to ' rf V 0 W<:11 al v?nl IS i.ViJV.n/1 «nnln t.n rill kinds VA-- not clog the porce with fnnifnltreatments Employ Brffley coneocticins which not » f hv mcmia it such onl 5' l ,m ' ent the skin 'com peris Sed but bavins round a, ■ forming its proper .functions, eatis?actory ono, uso no other. but usually result in oncour. euti&iuciuij v ' . j asinga growing of hair on the NOW about ehampooe. Is it reasonable face, and you know what that m©ans--tlisfiß-to exneet that one particular make yremcnt tor the rest of your natural life..lf it will suit. everybody? Certainly not. Somo is . necessary to use an emollient at all, get fnius have' dry and brittle hair, others so™* morcoliecd wax from your chemist have tresses which are excessively greasy, and apply in the usual way. This rc®Seh ronuires a different grade of sham- markablo substance seems to absorb the noo if one is to obtain the best results, worn and weathor-beaten outer cuticle, and The writer's notice was recently brought in a. fow days time the now,- healthy skin to a' substance called stnllax, which co.n underneath peeps forth in ali its brilliance, he obtained from most chemist?. It cod- ?.» d is. °J, course, quite free from imperfec»Ut6 ot emeU granules, which, when mixed tjon_o£__blemifil».