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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2890, 30 September 1916, Page 17

I*™ THREE DISTINCTIVE STYLES i ] IN TUSSORE COSTUMES, | and the Price Reads—Reasonable! f Thrift is one thing you will appreciate at THE PREMIER. No ||Is 9 matter Siow high grade or exclusive ihe goods, you will always find the :IS4TV price rather lower than you expected. 'It is a word repeated many' J times a day at THE PREMIER^—REASONABLE—VERY REASON- L °I K \lvOS Costumes—thoy are beautiful, thmark applies to these Tussore Km \ Customers—-they are beautiful, they are distinctive, they are RearA9 j J soaable—VEßY Reasonable. GENUINE TUSSORE SILK 00ST0ME—Smart sao shape, lying over con- \ i l vertible collar, inset sleeves, wide flare Bkirt, gathered, and finished with 1:1 I ~ belt; BmaTtly, trimmed with wide Military Braid. J Pricc » 7s§j jf. ' Lip; GENUINE TUSSORE SILK COSTUME—Loose fitting coat, caught in at If I |JU . waist, belted, and with smart Military detachable pockets; large collar, ■«' H lIF • finishing indeep revere; wide skirt, distinctively trimmed with Braid. || J' Price, £5 ss. If j 1 GENUINE TUSSORE SILK COSTUMB-Loose fitting coat, smartly oaught Mnjn ' in and finished with. Novelty, Belt; wide flare skirt; inse/t sleeves, deep lying over collar. . . [j . Price, £5 15s. j P •BjC. (gnpamilS. | THE SQUARE > ■ PALMERSTON NORTH,

LADIES' GABARDINE COATS, in. all newest styles; § and full ■ length'. 32/6, 39/6, 45/-, 49/6, 59/6, 69/6, 75/°, 84/?. . ; SMART; BLACK SILK COATS, for elderly ladies. . ... 65/-, 75/-, 84/-, £5/5/. to £6/6/». LADIES' BLACK. LUSTRE COATS, in-tie newest styles and all sizes. ' 32/6, 39/6, '45/.. • . , v .■ Also at Palmefsten Nofth and Masteten.

Ladies will be particularly iuterested in our Showing of Dainty Hosiery. • SilkAnkled ■ Hose; Bs. Gd. pair. Pure Silk Hose, 6s. 6d.> 7s. 6d., and Bs. 6d. Call at Price's Store. Willis Street*—Advt. j BABY COLCLODGH. Sained f-lb. Id three days. 88, Cuba Street, Palmerston North, New Zealand. To Virol, Limited, .We are forwarding yon a photo of our baby (Billie) at the age of 12 months. Whcn lie was 8 months old he became very ill, and began to wasto away. We called in the doctor, and he ordered us to give him the white of an egg in warm water, as nothing wonld stop on his stomach, but that was of no avail. Having seen Virol so widely .advertised, 1 we decided to give it a trial. The first dose put in his milk settled his stomach, and he gained i of a pound in three days, and has been putting weight on ever since. We cannot speak too highly of Virol. Everybody who sees him i 3 surprised with the result. We recommend it to all who have babies that do not thrive. You may make what use you like of this testimonial, and also the photo.—Sincerely youra, Mr. & Mrs. J. CoLCLonGH. In Measles and Whooping Cough, Virol should be given to children of whatever age. Virol increases their power of resistance and recovery, and strengthens. them against dangerous after-effects. VIROL, LTD,, 183-166, Old St., E.G. , S.H.B. ' JS