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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2274, 7 October 1914, Page 2

CALL FOR, AND RIGHTLY RECEIVE, VERY CAREFUL AT- O (flk VM ffi | MENTION BY ALL LADIES. NATURALLY, THEREFORE, LADIES ML W I I ARE ALWAYS ON THE LOOK OUT FOR NEAT NECKWEAR. //IfV 1| /K /$\ 1 THE LATEST AND SMARTEST IS ON VIEW NOW AT VEITCH (Iβ Ij\ I 1 AND ALLAN'S, AND IT WILL GIVE REAL PLEASURE'TO* IN- W ff -flf- ffpf f SPECT OUR FRESH, NEW STOCK. \w Hn MUSLIN MEDICI COLLARS, trimmod with guipure lace. Vest attachment. The very latest" for your summer costume. 4s. lid. each, , ' ? WHITE SILK COLLARS, with vest attachment and trimmed witH ' . ' : pearl buttons. 4s, 11d. each. , ' \ MUSLIN SUNSHINE COLLARS, hemstitched, Is/3d. eaoh. Abo, White Pique, in same shape, Is. 3d. and is.6d. each. , . PARIS GUIPURE COLLARS as smart as a Parisienne could wish", from 2s. 3d. to 4s. lid, each. ' ' \ \ ' ■ OSTRICH FEATHER RUFFLES, in white, grey, and black. Very v\ \ smart, and a correct neckwear for summer, 12s. 6d. each. ■ J\ \, /-"-fl ii SHETLAND VEILING, in black, with large beauty spots, also white '// A-ef /lli - : with black 1 spots, 2s. 11d. yard. v II \ * /l\ ■ s WHITE DOESKIN GLOVES (washable), in newest styles for wear- ' /\| . -.1 ing with Bummor frocks, 2 buttons, 3s. 11d. pair. - \l I? LONG V/HITE KID GLOVES, 12 button length, "in all sizes, Us. 6d. , pair. ' . " v • mm ,nf /WASHINC TRIMMINGS for children's frocks, with Dutch figures and ' ■■ Oriental designs, 3d., 4|d., 7£d. yard, IF YOU CANNOT CALL, WHY NOT MAKE USE OF THE POST AND OUR MAIL SERVICE, AND HAVE SOMETHING SENT ON APPROVAL—POSTAGE FREE? ■■'.■- !

Superior Wotlc At the same fee, or the same work tat a lesser fee, and you save money, This you get a& FROST; & .'FttOST, : " SURGEON DENTISTS, 119 Willis St. Temporary Sets re-made to Permanent, £1 Is.

MISS R GOEL Face & Scalp Masseuse Bemoving of Spots & Blemiehes on the Face a Speciality.. Eoom. 11, ' ' Boulcott Chambers,

A fancy dress ball was held last eveniliE at the Lower Hutt Town Hall, under the auspices of tho White House Asponibly. Upwards of sixty couples attended. Tho floor was in.good order, and the catering in tho hands of Mr. H. Cotton. Mr. A. Booth acteu as M.C.. and Mr. P. Pilcher supplied the music. During tho evening, Mr. W. Cotton, .on behalf of the assembly, presented the pianist with a handsome ■cigarette-holder. Attention is drawn to an announcement In our amusement columns, in which Mr. ■Walter Kirby, the celebrated singer, notifies that ho is prepared to give special auditions to teachers and students during tho ensuing fortnight.

MISS MILSOM'S CELEBRATED HAIR AND SKIN PREPARATIONS stocked and specially manufactured to meet every contingency. Her lons ami valuable experience is placed free to clients. Every ailment of tho hair and skin carefully diagnosed, and tho necessary preparations sent so that clients can treat themselves in their own homes. For the Hair she specially recommendo the Lubricant or Scalp Pood, Shampoo Mixture, Pure Herbal Soap, Hair ■Antiseptic. For tho Skin, Culteno Skin Food, Cultene Bulm, and Hygienic Antiseptic ]?aco Powder. Write for price list. No person should neglect their Hair and skin when these wonderful preparations can Uβ so readily obtainable. Address Miss Milsoin, 9-1 Willis Street (i doors above "Evening Post"). Telephone 814.— Advt.

M. Solvay, of Brussels, who is aged seventy-six, bis daughter, his grandson, and two great-grandchildren, agon seven and five, climbod together tho Diavolez/.a Range, a height of more than COOOft., in tlio Kngadino. Only the youngest generation had to bo assisted occasionally by the guide. I'W Cuildron'a Hacking Coughs at Night, Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure, ls A od,»