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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2734, 31 March 1916, Page 2

"Get Some New Blouses" Is Autumn's Message To Every Woman... '\ \ And you'll find it a pleasure to choose \ them when you see our Attractive j Range of Dainty New Styles at very ' ; Keen Prices. Bo charming are they that you'll want at least one or two. And you'l find them splendid in quality, serviceable in wear—really wonderful value in every way! A LITTLE LIST OF BIG BLOUSE VALUES 'A' splendid range of BLOUSES FOR MORNING WEAR just opened. They are in good shirt „ shapes; in Black and Price , Navy, with Polka Spots . or fine Stripes in White, and White Collars. They i te\ ■ are marked very moder- /L/U ately : » We are showing a largo . assortment of WHITE 1A /11 WASHING SILK j.U/11 SHIRTS in good styles, J with and low necks. 10 All sizes in stock; quali- riiy In ties 8, 10, 12 mome. / I\h, Prices from ÜBjXf' A good variety of DAINTY 11 /A ' DELAINE BLOUSES in \\N effective floral designs, ■ ■*•/ " light and dark colourings, with high '"or turn- . over collars. All smartly J/j/jl cut styles. Prices JLT:/JIX We have just opened up a few very SMART CREPE TIE CHINE BLOUSES, ' . in pale shades, with p..;- 0 black smooking on yoke "rlCc and cuffs. These are specially dainty, blouses, n/\\n and are splendid value Jit /£» - at ......\. dUj\) m THE LEADING STORE FOR VALUE. R || To come home to a cup of m , p "Amber Tips" P g —is 'to meet with a cheery wel- p |f come. Whether riding, cycling m p or motoring, a cup of delicious p ™ steaming "Amber Tips" Tea j§ p adds final joy to the outing, p m Tea—particularly is || %. ' j* «, . «w- fP '"> the ideal thirst-quencher since jj * n it supplies the necessary invig- g ; 111 II I M Everybody's M II II . SI | I Favourite iso |p WHOLESALE AGENTS: THOMPSON BROS., LTD., WELLINGTON. ■fifth's "Stainless Rustless" !■.■ ' 5 ■ I New Steel for Ciitlerva !: i..■ j \ ■ i ■'..-'. • ' \ % j This is a line of goods which every -user of Cutlery will welcome. | j There will be no more Btained and dirty knives that are constantly in § ! need of cleaning. The knife machine and board may be put aside, '■ j the continual rubbing will be eliminated, the time and labour lost in \ I putting them into a oondition to use again will be saved. s ! I \ The saving of wear and tear on the blades-through constant clean- S I ing will give many years' added life to the outlery. After use the blades ■ J ' t | • ■ Need only be Dipped in Hot Water and \fiped ( , 1 ■' with a cloth, and they will be found to be perfectly bright and free from \ \ stain. { ■ These blades can be dipped in vinegar or used to cut onions, f j lemons or any other vegetable'or fruit whioh 60 quiokly stains ordinary 5 j knives, then left for Bome hours without cleaning, without the aoids | | leaving any stain upon them. ij ' S■. | . | They are unaffeoted by water or aoids or by anything from whioh j j Table Cutlery usually suffers. \> i • V ] An early inspection of these goods, which are made by 0. Johneon j! ■ ! it Co., will repay you. , j ' ■ i" ' ■'■•■■' - ■■-!■'■ | All Knives are marked "Firth Stainless." g EW. Ills & to, United, j' . 'T>HONE 1442 for all classes of Print- A N Illustrated Catalogue is a businessi injf Work. Prompt attention, mod. £*- producer; and the "Dominion" ; orate charges. "Dominion" Grueral Job Printing Department will undertako Printing House, Dominion Avenuei the work for you on request.