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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2820, 11 July 1916, Page 3

If OUR LAST Ml A I MIB k W ADVERTISEMENT IML rllK COATS j — r . n • '■ I • PS " CELS Gomg During - \ I Race Week at I to your townStocktaking lariiii 1 t °- my we J | SHOW HOW I PfiCfiS I THEY ARE CARRIES | TO YOUR DOOR. j J » | THUS— - jj - THESE COATS ARRIVED SOMEWHAT LATE, BUT NEVERTHE- f • "J ,-V' I LESB THE VALUE IS THERE, AND THEY ARE IN AMPLE TIME TO \ A. -■ jj PROTECT THE FORTUNATE WE ARERS AGAINST THE COLD DAYS j |j\. I INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. j | 2'- ONLY SUPERIOR BLACK .MUSQUASH' SEAL COATS—Belted, with ! ■ ■ ' ji full skirts, silk linings, storm collars, and,buttoning up to neck. Us- j | ual Price, 15 guineas. Our Stocktaking Price,. 11 guineas. \ | t ■ ONLY BLACK MUSQUASH SEAL COATS —In specially Seleoted skins. \ S "Usual Price, 17 guineas. Our Special Stocktaking Price, 13 guineas. ! 5 I'ONLY NATURAL MUSQUASH FUR COAT—FuII slcirt, sac shape. Us- ll[ IP | ual Price, 22 guineas. Our Special Stocktaking Price, 16 guineas. \ lit f|a | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ] > L n....... ..—....i.t... umojl lIIHUm'IUMI IILIIHII 11l 1111 II | I l" .- | NO WONDER | • I SERVICE AND |. . 1 VALU£ TH ' E YOUTH! Fit t The lissom, girlish figure-r-the slim lines \ j \ of youth—the grace of contour so . k' ... \ t l necessary to the fashions of the %. I ~ \| moment—these arfe now more than . vLr y possibilities—they are certainties to the /^■ i I woman who makes her choice from m XLS i^b S IP Designed With all the artistry which i\\\ 1 French brains can bring to bear on , nil il l oE M Fashion matters, moulded in strict con- I formity with hygiene and made by W | . skilled workers from Belgium, Royal /j i French P.D. Rustless Corsets merit iM\ FyO?! j! the choice of every gentlewoman in the ■ / I For comfort, for grace, for .■wcarability, for j "\ economy, and last but by no means least, be- / . \ \ cause of our Allies, your choice should rest with j cMIVa \- \ Royal French Rustless I I Your draper can show sJIP' you a splendid range w —Ask to-day! % \ ' ' | V" Jacket of "Coal-ore" Itieehliißie j Mes Ine Ton of Goal A CULTURED HOME of Rest and He- 3 ' . ' X*. fineinent, comprising 3 houses, situ- i • . * i IT ated in central, elevated position, with 3 I 53CJ¥ fl /Th"tf9 tfS* S ample Write or wire ij iftu iWvMsk J. Wsi# ' "STONEHURST," Auckland. } ,_ . ' | "Coal-ore" is a chemical production based on, nature's ir-rt--. j process of heat storing. It is so evolved that it retards the O. j using up of this store or heat, not by damping down the flames. .' § (CjT)—s. || | ] but by giving off gases which combine with the natural coal /IJWJ' v vII I i R as i resulting in a cosy flame which consumes the coal in a hut P I slow, even manner. OS\ j . "Coal-ore" can be used a bit at a time ai\d will retain its; ' {*^7I ' | properties indefinitely. Slly n wora oSrlutfefe I | . " Coa l- ore " «a. British invention for giving cheaper coal good night's sleep, the cause is fc- S n c • ..i. , .... ••••;•' . run down nerves. They need fe l • 5 - Scientifically the Heat and Life of this Fncl. a lonic and food that will build wife st. • • iu . . . , , up and permanently strengthen KjK jj it is invaluable in factories, foundries, bakeries, kitchens, them. Take E||% school-rooms, hospitals, and wherever coal is used. 1 The ''Coal-ore'' process is simplicity itself. The necessary PrlO\PHl?i iOM Is Kl | powder !s put into a certain quantity of water, sprinkled J| Slfla a lfiV y§ | over coal, the latter being turned over a few times with This splendid preparation will 11 j a sU ° VeI and is then ready for tlle flre ' II I •Jt ™ f lso dack.and coke . The.fire will keep tains phosphorus-nature's fin- ||h s m mucli longer, and wur not require making up nearly ao : est nerve tonio. Get a bottle | often. of Phosphatonic to-day. Sleep 3 W mj l(» fX TT.« »i -A 1 Ef 9 lis & Co., tilltei free from Chas. A. Fletofcer. H | ' „ . t A v* ; ' Chomiet, TVeiiington. 21 | Agents for WeiHngton, Taranaki, Hawko'S' Sajf) Westland, 1 He,Bon and MartUorowgh.