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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2918, 2 November 1916, Page 4

. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. • • —; ——« . . DAINTJ COTTON FABRICS WHICH MAKE r - UP INTO CHARMING SUMMER DRESSES. ' • •.. Our big variety of dainty. Summer Dress Goods is certain to give you a satisfactory solution to tho question of your Summer Drees Material. Apart from the unbeatable values always to be found hero, the great variety of materials is sufficient reason why you should make Kirkcaldie's your first shop of call. 1% your guidnnco hero are listed some examples of great' value ■ i.u Cotton Dress Goods. WHY NOT ,CHOOSE THIS AFTERNOON? COTTON' VOILES 28 inches wide; dainty floral designs in newest colourings . on white grounds. Pricss, Is. 2d* and Is. 3d. yard. COTTON VOILES—4O inches wide; white and tussore grounds, with large spots m various colours. P r Is , 1( j. yard. .'COTTON VOILES—4O inches wide; newest sprig effects on white grounds. ' Price, is. Hd, yard. , , 'COTTON VOILES-40 inches wide; smart effects in stripes and checks, two . ( tone; the very newest. . Price, 28. 3d, yard, (COTTON VOILES—4O inches wide; beautiful floral effects in large and'varied designs. Prloe, 2s, 4d. yard. . , "OTTO REPP"—2B inches wide; a very suitable fabric for Summer Costumes, in new -shades of tan, saxe, wedgwood, and cream. "B-ATINE CLOTH"—42 inches wide; a most servic^ble P washing Material' • ror costumes and frocks, in the newest shades of saxe, helio, wedcwood, nattier 0 light grey, and navy. Prioe, Is. 11d. yard.\ ("GABABDINE"—4O inches wide; a very soft and new cotton- fabrio for Suni--1 - raer costume wear,, in smart shades of helio, tussore, saxe,'sky,.navy," ■ creamj and black. Prloe, 2s. 3d. yard. "COTTON BJ3PP"—4O inches wide; a nice heavy weight for ladies' and , children s wear; black and na-vy grounds, with white spot and pin stn P e - Price, 2s. 9d, yard. TDOTALS PIQUE—44 inches wide; a guaranteed washing fabric for frock and costume wear, in. shades of rose pink, amethyst, tussore, sa-xo, wedgwood, navy, black and whit©, and cream. " Pries, 28. 9d. yard. WHITE COTTON VOILES—4O/46 inohes wide: we have a largo stock of this . most poular fabric, in beautiful 6oft\makes. Pr 'yard S ' ld '' IS ' 4d '' 1S " Bd '' 1S ' 8rt '' 1S " 11d '' 2S " 4d " Zs " BdM 2S> 11d< THE LARGEST NEW ZEALAND, j:;- « KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. VERY SMART FOOTWEAR FOR THE NEW ZEALAND CUP. ( i HICH CLASS STYLISH NOVELTIES, ' l f .P"^ r f T g°™g Christ<iurch this'week for the NEW ZEALAND COP ?/^ W ST an J ta T a » rfp^irof9hoes - W© are now sliowiiig. the Baces England and Amenca, specially suitable footwear for the i . ' SHOES SUITABLE FOR, EVERY COSTUME. Ladies' White Nubuck Button Boots, Ladies' Fawn or Mole Top Button , , (npsy fronts, .high covered heels, Boots, patent golosh, Louis heels,' _ P l . ,m P soles—4os. pump soles—3ss. t ! iLadies vNubuck Lace Boots, Ladies' White Calf Heel Bar Shoes. . Aida fronts, high covered heels, butterfly bow, pump soles, covered t Cuban heels—-21s. ./ Ladies White Nubuck High-leg But- Ladies' Flowered Moire Tab Court ton natent vamp and col- Shoes, patent vamps, handsome black silver ornament, Louis heels—3ss. i? / Kid Leg Laco Boots, Ladies* Flowered Moire Tab Court . heart shape, patent vamps, pump Shoes, velvet vamps, handsome soles,, high.heels—32s. 6d. silver ornament,.Louis heels—3ss.

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ALL' "OUT OF DOORS" t INVITES TOUR CAMERA! - Every picture tells a story" theso j j days—a story of a'happy outing or a ' with ° nnSl and PWtUTC-taking i ■ ■ t CAMEO CAMERA is a delightful and instructive pastime. fho Cameo Camera is eo simple, so compact, so effloient, and so low in price that everyone should \ " ave °D e - We'll teach you how to Mise a Cameo, and good pictures will be yours "first shot." SEE A CAMEO TO-DAY. PRICES FROM 275. Gd. TO .£lO 10s. WATERWORTHS Lambton Quay (next Kelburn Tram). I STYLES MILLIGAN, kelburn avenue, ATTRACT ' favourable attention through their 'lack of obtrusivoness. They simply distinguish you as being quietly, • but well dressed. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL' PRO Vl- ' DENT SOCIETY. THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. RESULTS FROM SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT. NEW BUSINESS, 1915 (Ordinary) nearly 1 £6,781,635 NEW BUSINESS, 1915 (Indus- ' trial) nearly £935,500 ANNUAL INCOME £4,732 619 ACCUMULATED FUNDS, OTW :■ : £34865,337 POLICIES IN FORCE (Ordinary Department), 310,147, assuring nearly £105,000,000 (including Bonus Additions). POLICIES IN FORCE (Industrial Department), 133,826, assuring £4,722,000 with bonuses. ' TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED £20,656,471. ' CASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1915), £838,718. Providing Reversionary Additions of about £1,500,000. The Society now itsues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY-ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount, from £5 to £10,000. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND ' BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C., Chair- \ man; A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; Joseph Joseph, Esq., H. Beauchamp, Esq., and A. F. Roberts. Esq. 1 EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Ney Zealand BranchCustomhouse Quay, Wellington. = i "The Hat of the Season." We (It i the Straw Boater'to any head—ls. 6d. ; to 12s. 6d., at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Mannere Street.—Advt.