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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2294, 30 October 1914, Page 2

| ■ Here's quite a ran 01 Rosebud & j ■ 1' Fompadsir .Srepoiis at the BXC. i i This is a season of small designs in Cotton Dress ( li neat, Httle rosebuds and small clusters of flowers. ] ; , 1 ' • : I " !? ■ ■ one word alone can convey to the reader their charm, and j' J - that word is "dainty." | '' [| ; * | I Possession Is Easily gained, for D. I .C. prices are low—as of ■ s f. yore qualities are above the 1 average. • . j J But Crepons; do not have it all their own sweet way, as Voiles, . a jL- Ratines, and Pique each have their sphere of usefulness En the fEOM SumiherJ/ardrobe. ■ l 3 111 WonW you like a- set of patterns ? |J I p Wrfte t, ' t,ie Manager bV the the " eXt mai ' f ° r Prefe|,e,lGe ' ' I ' ROSEBUD 'AND. POMPADOUR CREPONS, in all the daintiest designs and j ■jj colourings, 28in.—Is. yard. j J COTTON VOILES, in pretty floral patterns, on dark and light grounds, 28in. i ' ; —Is, 3d., Is. 6d., and Is. 9d. yard. j ' I iWHITE COTTON VOILES, for dresses and Houses, 40 inches wide—ls. Bd., j: 5 Is. lid,, 2s. 3d. yard. , i | [WHITE EMBROIDERED VOILES for best wear, 42 inches wide—3S. 9d.,« S ( | «s. Bd., SS. 9d. yard. . ' :) ' | [WHITE EMBROIDERED VOILE FLOUNCINGS, 45 inches v-'ido—3s. lid., j ' \ 58.'id., 78. 6d., '08. ed. yard. , | I iWHITE SPONGE CLOTHS in various weights and qualities. Yerv Braart § | for Costumes and Skirts—2s., 2s. Sd., 3S. 9d. per yard. ■j§ . I ■ COLOURED RATINE, in plain and jacquard designs; navy, saxe, terra, } i Royal, banana, biscuit, brown, groy ,cherry, amethyst, cinnamon, and 1 | white. Plain Ratine, 44in. wide— 3s. 6d. yard. Jacquard Ratine, 28m— t I 3s, 6d. yard. . ' ; • I I• r ' ' 07HITE PIQUE, the great vogue in white fabrics, 40 inches wido—is. «d., is. ■J • Bd., is. 11d., 28..3d. yard. Uncrushable, 44in.—2s. 3d. yard. | IWHITE JAP CREPES, IlDin - Bid., is., Is. 3d.,-Is. Bd., Is. 9d. yard. 5 1 v ,\ - k COLOURED JAPANESE CREPES, in every wanted shade, extra quality, f " y-v—:.- 5 . > 30 inches wide—lojtl. yard. . j

-But for 'Mellin's' would .-never have walked • .. !"I am quite convinced'that our little boy, •• Everard, would never have walked had it • ' not been for your excellent food," • wrote Mrs. Stace (Marlborough) fifteen years ago.' Fifteen years later Mrs, Stace sends a photograph of her son (now at College) together with the simple but sufficient comment, " Brought up on— « ■ /S gelli'sf®®! Mellin's Food lays' 1 a sure foundation of • health. It contains everything necessary for 8 complete nutrition in, an easily digestible form. Y". . fJsff A Sample Bottle of Mellin's Food, sufficient to prorc • B t B|| its value, with useful handbook, "The Care of ? % wL Infants in Australia," will be sent FREE. Write: mmmK Messrs. GOLLIN & CO., PROPRIETARY, Liu. ' 78, JERVoisquay,Wellington. 11 After a day in field or if . .11 furrow-Amber Tips IPL ' , i The sturdy pioneer, to whoso | / | p energy and enterprise Maori- | W » ; ||| land owes so* much, enjoys | ||. ' ' i . j I His stalwart son, who repre- |ti . ' |fe ' gents the nation of the fature, is |fe will drink no other tea. Hs |.| , • |,P realises that his . parents in | 1 | 0 their younger days, had but pt| few of the advantages he pos- | J |K Besses—that they had to pay a | C M |fa high price for tea, and even |,| , ) /fL: W |p* then could not purchase the S |II same'high quality arid stand- % M/i■ i • il^Si : nllbgr^^^j • pips^^^s ■I f| Everybody's Favourite s £ ' 11| What of yourself? I | S brand? g| yon owo it to yourself 0 to try Amber Tips - i| li the tea which has oap- \ Kj \i turod tens of' thous- sr MMi ando of fastidious tea lMm~' Js!A ' M fi drinkers all over the" vfl Dominion. A packet $ of tho 3/- erado trill . WSOIBSAM ACtENTB ( MBSSBS, 'SB.O MESON BEOS,, I&V„ WISLUKOTO: €1 Don't simply or®!er "Jam"— . . Say "Crosse & Blackwell's." Housewives and boarding-lioiisekcopcrs who aro partio- \ / ular, ask for Cross© and s Jams.- \ Thofa fine old English Jama are well-known as amongst THE BEST PRODUCED. * They aro made from choico fruits, and havo a world-wida • |Hi famo for their delicious flavour and perfect purity. ffl |5J You .cannot provido more tempting Preserves than fig |i Crosse & Black well's for tea or breakfast. ty Get thorn at CAMPBELL'S, where there's a largo vai riety at right prices. WE$. ©ARffIPBELL, LTD, 40 & 42 MANNERS STREET. 293 CUBA STREET. lf )3 RT DDI FORD STREKT. NEWTOWN. 'PHQNES-443-?.624-1084

| -Sanitary.flrwsGo. J I ■ Absolutely Sanitary: | f CjSEg} Dresses for 1 Ladles a "•» or Gentlemen -for | ,Sj ; sale or Hiro. | J Wigs in aii Styles | I «NPllniP3? aid Periods. | ■ | MM ILISTS ON | \\f, APPLICATION. |- S BBS. M Our Dresses Won 78 | <sga, V Prizes last season. | tl 270 QUEEN ST. 1 ' § ■ (Eton's Bnildinse). I | , **tj[ AUCKLAND. |§ tetECIRO- ] PLSTED i * s AT SALE PRISES.. I Tea Sets .....................i.. 17s. (d.. •3 ,Toa and- CbfTee Sets 28s. sit. j Sugar and Creams 12c. 6d. t [Tea Pots' -103.' 6d. ; Kettles with Spirit Stoves 30s. -Copper Curbs from ids. 6d. 7 Brass Curbs ~..» 12s. Bd. Y/ood Kerbs 6s. 6d. Fire Brasses -.. 7s. 6d. . Companion Stands ,15s. 6d. ... AT... HDFOH)I CO. Complete House Furnishers, 621§5 His .Street. CASH OR TERMS. •. Eradicate Spats _ re|l|§ Tlie lel:-tale minor will bate n fh • different j{pry to tell in a few &$] / days if you will give Eimszol ' ft chance. Kot this ' emollient (M. t'fluN/ will quickly Eradicate frs\ ? v * Soots ami Doumb iheikin ittlo natural he«ltb and beauty \ jjS • /7\ j . : Let E*ma/ol bosiin ill work \. / I v. to-dayl 2 6 per fat —ell Chem. V I ' I itts sad Stotet, of yost (te-s 1 J Irem Chaj. A. Hetcber, .I/ ' Cbemtil, Welliaßtoa. V ] / r- —— : ' ; ' . Stockton Cel. PEST SMITHY, STEAM, & HOUSE COAL OBTAINABLE. CARGOES .WKI^LX, Newcastle CoaL LANDING REGULARLY. Samuel Brown, Lii, WELLINGTON. J NVITATIONS, Programmes, etc., for {unctions of all kinds, promptly ' • and tastefully printed at tho "Dominion' 'General Printing House, Dominion At'enue. 'Phono 1442.