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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2319, 28 November 1914, Page 2

Here's" a few Of .the Sample Sale Bargains ' i ; now .offering at Vei!ch& Allan's j .THis IS A.SAMPLE SALE YOU SHOULD NOT MISS, AS THE BAR- ■ i . ' CAINS ARE WORTH SECURING. MAIL YOUR ORDER NOW—MONEY jj REFUNDED IF YOU ARE NOT-SATISFIED. '' !j . One-piece WASHING FROCKS—In pink, blue, grey, and helio, neatly trim- S '.•'•• med with lace and embroidery. Usual prices, 265., 215.,'185. 6d. each; t SAMPLE PRICE, 128, 6d., Bs. Ild., ss. Hd. each, Sj : ; ; LATEST NAVY COSTUMES—Smart shape with belted coats and collars of l! ■ striped silk and black satin. Usual prices, 675. 6d., 69 s. 6d., 455. each. • I' ■ SAMPLE PRICE, 525. Sd., Ms. fld,, 21S. eaoll, 5 DAINTY WHITE MUSLIN ROBES —Made of fine Lawn with neat Valencienneß j . / lace yokes and cuffs, hand embroidored. : Usual prices, 305., 275. 6d. each. I. SAMPLE PRICES, 108. 6d., 9s. 6d., eaoh; f A very smart range of coloured DELAINE SAMPLE BLOUSES; in all the I 1 newest shades with vest front and Raglan sleove. . ' , \ s SAMPLE PRICES, 38. 6d., SS. 6d., and 9s. 6d. each, S . STRIPED CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS-In latest shape. 1 '. SAMPLE PRICES, Is. lid, and 2s, Hd. each. jj'•' ■MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS—In grey, blue, and blaok; in newest shapes ) SAMPLE PRICE, 10s. 6d. eaoh. .!j •' MAID'S SOILED DRESSES—In white and blue, with spot, also green, blue t brown, striped cambric. Will be clfcared with Sample Goods at one price \ ' all round. 78. 6d. each—WORTH DOUBLE. J v BATHING'COSTUMES—A rare snip for the holidays. Some of these ' • "\ '• > ' garments are in navy_ twill, trimmed with white braid, also a few scarlet S ones in sailor styles with tunic detached, giving Canadian effect. § . SAMPLE PRICES, 4s. Ild. to Bs. lid. each. | HANDBAGS—In assorted colours. Usual prices, 4s. 6d., fcs. lid;, 6s 6d j pair. ' SAMPLE PRICE, Is. each! -Assorted HANDBAGS—In good shapes. Usual prices, Bs. lid. to 18s. 6d each S - ' SAMPLE PRICES, 2s. 11d..t0 Ss. lid. eaoh. J ~ J -' , l II■ lb 111 lIHII iß'lllhiUlhi j?

"Do-It-Better"-. . ' Dentistry 1 ''"TIME was when one had good reason to fear the Dentist's chair. the Dentist is W; P. Sommerville. / The Patient's comfort is my chief consideration. Whether it be , Teeth Filled, Teeth Crowded, or Tecth. Extracted, my . work is perfectly safe for: , the child of three or the man of eighty. . Wide experience, highest skill and .up-to-date" ■ appliances enable me to treat _ successfully the ' most 'difficult cases. ; « Then, what aboul your teeth? To neglect them is bad policy. Decaying'-' Teeth are unsightly 'and offensive. They ruin digestion, poison the system, lower vitality. 1 Consult rrte TO-DAY-FREE. . 1 will tell you wh«t should be done and how I can do It better. SUPERIOR METHODS BUT' MODERATE FEES. v ' Nurses .in Attendance. W. P. SOMMERVILLE "The Careful Dentist" • MOLESWORTH STREET (Over Barr&ud & Son, Chemists) : Hours: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.! 7p.m. to 8.30 Telephone 3967 - C.H.-60 3

IN USING you not only Season but Strengthen all the Food.

fi; Yoi!. Believe That you can get the most sensitive tooth., stopped absolutely without pain? We have imported ■ and improved an apparatus which has been desoribea, -and rightly so, by our numerous patients'; i a wonder. By. moans of thia apparatus we can produce that happy state,_in which the patitat/ although quite conscious of what is taking place around him, cannot feel the slightest pain from the "dreaded drill."FROST & FROST "The Painless Dentists, 1 ' 119 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON.

% Beyond all doubt —a score of imitations - Baiter Bonninßton's Ifi?h Moss, but f'-thej CANNOT cum coldi and . coughs ai will ttoßnington's. • Loot fot the famctlj nalne on the bollle— ' insist on the, genuine if you mutt. . \ ' rhebigboU.leiitbjmorfieconomical. ; / M u MshMoss R StegypSi