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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2420, 27 March 1915, Page 2

' IFIL / \ The Costumes,. Im «c|(^'li I .NOW OPENED UP FOR INSPECTION IN OUR SHOWROOM A wlv" ARE A PART,OUURLY NICE LOT. f . \ THEY ARE THE VERY ESSENCE OF SMARTNESS AND A £ \ 'UP-TO-DATENESS, AND SHOULD APPEAL TO YOU STRONC' LY AFTER YOU NOTE THE PRICES. • |111 H 'Vj WILL YOU KINDLY CALL AND SEE THEM PERSONALLY, Wm Nv I ™ E " ,I ' USTRATION ONLV C,VESAN IDEAOFONECOS " TO | , ... "j TWEED COSTUMES—In Browns, Green, and Grey, in sportß \jl \ i style, with patch pockets and belt. 459. and 475. Bd. eaoh. \ I | NAVY SERGE COSTUMES—With smart Medici collar, in Blue 1 1, v Pa-nne Velvet (as illustration), plain and pleated basque, set in \ i \ § \ sleeves. 675. 6d. eaoh. I Il\ II MODEL' COSTUMES—Trimmed with striped .velvet, in Brown, \| 1 ill l| \ Sax«, and Violet, plain and pleated basques, new tunio skirts, |1 11111 K Gabadene and Brocaded Velour. 78s. each. aIIIn II 1 SMART NAVY SERGE COSTUMES—In Pine Coating,new shape, \l\UlU I \ lon S basque, belt across back, set ill sleeves. 90s. eaoh. uvillU ill NAVY COSTUMES—TaiIor out, in Fine Coating Serge, Magyar mm 1j J i | sleeve, long basque, belted, plain roll collar, skirt with, basque ! Iroun1 roun( Jed in front; very smart. 90s. eaoh.

\T * W:A;- c|| BABY INGLE. WAS AT AN ABSOLUTE STANDSTILL 9 Mrs. D. Ingle, of Nobroyd, 8 House, Morley, writes • " I enclose photo of my baby boy 'Billy.'' He was at an absolute standstill at Xmas. Since then we commenced to give him Virol. He is now 10 months old, so that the change in him has come about within the • last 4 months. He now weighs 2st. lib. We send this to show our appreciation with the results of Virol." Virol replenishes the blood with the white cells that defend the body against the germs ot disease. Used in 1,000 Hospitals and Sanatoria VIROL, Ltd., 152-186,01(1 St.,London,l.C. •ilium Ml ■— o • has been approved of by tj, VjTt "W over 2,000 medical menf "Tis the ideal infants food, '■'f'r*- * i Tf builds bonnie babies. Aak I/our doctor. J] MRS. KIRK SAYS: "The mixture I make from Hean's Essence is the best remedy I have ever tried for coughs, colds, and sniffles. It is easy to make and very pleasant to take." Mrs. H. Kirk, Greymouth. This Hean's Essence Mixture is so easy to make in your own home, is so good and saves such a lot of money—lo/- on a pint—that it is popular in thousands of New Zealand homes. Try it in yours. At chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G., W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Read the circular, la fill Yea Believe, That you can get the most) semi, tive tootb stopped absolutely without pain? We have imported and improved an apparatus which has been describe, and rightly so, by our numerous patients ■■ : a wonder. By means of this apparatus we oan produce that happy state, in whioh the patient, altliough quite oonsoious of what is taking place around him, cannot fee! tin slightest pain from the "dreaded drill.' 4 FROST & FROST "Tho Painless Dentists," 119 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON, is nsed in the Spanish /fit] • _ Eoyal Nnraery. It builds toD °5' Prince* and Prio-