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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2697, 17 February 1916, Page 2

1 CUtwlw New Csifteiis 1 Bete Brighten- Tie- Heme J Tbo latest Cretonnes and Shadow Tissues are particularly gay fe | and charming in design, and will give an inviting touch of I 5 . brightness and "homeiness" to any room. 5 1 ■ E; j? Or, perhaps, yonr need is for a Fresh Covering for Easy I 3 Chair or Sola, otuow Cushion Covers? k | Whatever the requirement, yonll find, the correct fabric 1 I here at a bedrook price. 1 I THIS LIST SHOWS YOU THE "1 5j BEST VALUES IN FURNISHING FABRICS. ? '• 1 I ' ;j CRETONNES—3I inches wide, in good patterns suitable for S * loose coverings, curtains, cushions, etc. Shades of Helio- J |; trope, Pink, Brown, Black, and Green. § \ Price, ,Is. 9d. per yard. .* | CRETONNES-oO inches wide, in good bold patterns. Shades \ a of Blue and Brown, Green and Brown, and Pink and jj | . Green. Price, 2s. 3d. per yard. 5 !J • ■■ i I SHADOW TISSUE-50 inches wide, in all the latest fcototrr- ! K ing and patterns to suit any room. Price, 6s. 6d. per yard. 5 fi CREAM CASEMENT CLOTH-50 inches wide, the favourite | | fabric for making casement curtains, etc. i I • Price, Is. 3d. per yard. ' | CREAM MERCERISED CASEMENT CLOTE-50 inches wide, is a good, strong, serviceable, silky casement cloth. 5 | ' Price, Is. 11d. per yard. \ 1 CREAM POPLIN CASEMENT CLOTH-Ertraspecial vahe, S | in light and dark rceam. Price, 2s. 3d. per yard. | I ■ . I | BROWN CANVAS—Ji inches wide, greatly in demand for i i upholstering purposes and curtains. Price, 2s. lid. per yard, s 1 s i{ CUSHION COVERS—In dark brown.; size 20 x2O inches; 3 jj corded all round, beautifully worked in shades of Green, ( ft "Heliotrope, Bine, and Gold. Price, 3s. 3d. each. 1 IS 1 1 : —' : ■ | See our Marvellous Clearing Bargains in Millinery | M Dress Cottons, Neckwear, Etc. ' I George-&KersleyLti i , I The Leading Store For, Value | The Anzacs Make History, I OUR MEM FROM UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS. i /TOE "MANCHESTER GUARDIAN" 6ays:-"The first landing on Gallipoli I -H is now recognised as the supremo exploit of British Infantry in the whole jj of its history." i The withdrawing from Anzac is spoken of by the press in England as a i wonderful feat, an extraordinary as the heroic landing, f I The Military Carttr. I 5 I . Set. Gold, 30/6; 15et. Gold, 38/., I j• 4 "ANZAC" 4' \ Lettered Stare. BrOOCheS and Petldantg Ribbon Scroll. i 9ct. Gold-27/6. , 9ct. Gold-29/-. g 15ct. Gold-30/6. Strong. and heavily made, knd 15ct. Gold—32/6. | (Registered) supplied in neat cases. * (Registered) j What better ornament could be worn than one depicting the Southern Cross ; embellished with the now famous name ANZAC, formed by piecing toll gether the initial letters of Australian-New Zealand Army Corps? y i Designs registered by and only to be had from W, LITTLEJOHN & SON I 222 Lambton Quay - . Wellington, M ruf. l^ij^j»'MJ<y^iini\B'[Mj^)v.rjiMß,irnAi,T^n,irt'.7fc«ru'.'ii,wAjALii»iijiMttFii,ujaa«wijijiii«M.l ».j«i-.^.. 1 ...iii i^httcYOU COULD NOT GIVE ANYTHING BETTER TO A SOLDIER, THAN ONE OF OUR . JEW SAVABE 'MTOMTIC -.PISTOLS, These Pistols possess many sterling qualities to commend them as crack shots. They are 32 calibre. They fire as fast or as slow as you want them ' —10 shots (5 shotsa second if required). Penotration is 6£in. in Pino. They have a greater shocking energy than any other Pistol or Revolver) and are absolutely safe under any conditions. The beauty of the New Savage Automatic Pistol is the fact that it is so compact and flat as to be carried in Trouser or Vest Pocket. All the splendid points enumerated above make the New Savage Pistol an ideal Soldier's gift. The Sims Hardware Co. Ltd. 111-113 CUBA STREET .... ...... WELLINCTON. L,.„, ~.i^uj.^lu,.rJ ^-i^^.«..11 ..^.,J ^.11.»mJ« ...nJ i uj,.l ..,. M|| ~„ „.,„ ..,,„, ,'„„ , ' KAPOC EX S.S. WAIHORA. A largo consignment or New Season's. Kapoc by tho s.s. Waihora just landed. Send in; your orders for Bedding early, as ** know there will be a rush next month for Mattresses. If your Furnisher does not stock our Beddiuc send me a Post-card. "' ■ DAVID McCRAE, 25 and 27 PARISH STREET, WELLINGTON. ..BARDEH'-TOOLS !-•• 6ARDEN TOOLS 1 S LAWN MOWERS Border Fprka. ENCLISH. I Hedge Shears. Border Shears. „ . IR Hose Branch Cutters. Cwn's Silens Messor. Ladies' Spades Daisy Grubbers. RtlnMma , c f ~n ? , o" P . a rlSl Lawn Sprinkled 3 Digging Forks. . Ransomo's j Automaton. McKinnon Hoes. Draining Spndes. ILlon. • Mattock Hoes. E& Knives AMERICAN. Planters' Hoes. Jidgmp: rvnives. '...'., Pruning Shears. Garden Boilers, s Arcade. Pruning Saw* Garden Trowols. Favourite. Rakes Garden Shears. Lakewood, Reaping Hooks. Gnibbing Hoee. ' Now Easy. Scythes Grass Shears. . New Rover. Sprayers Grass Hooks. Premier. Sets of Ladies'Tooln. Sprayers, Shovels,-Spades; Slashers, Turf Cutters, Weeding Forks. > JOHN' DUTHIE *. CO., LTD. ■ METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. . % WILLIS STREET. TELEPHONES: Town Department, 3006; Country Department H& Offices, .573; Iron Yard, 2584.