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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2922, 7 November 1916, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. 4 —_— SELECT A SMART SUMMER COSTUME FROM THESE GRAND VALUES! Our judicious and cxtensivo buying enables us to offer-not only grand values, but also superior styles and, wide variety. You will certain- ' ly taut here a dainty Summer Costume that will please you in everv respect. Hero are some foremost examples— WORTHY OF INSPECTION THIS DAY! SAXE BLUE COSTUME, in very thin summer material';■ very full skirt, plain back and front, slightly gathered on hips with a band that buttons across; coat hangs straight at back; slightly rounded fronts; flar£„u n ■ PS if d tnmme J d ,^ th - Wfaß c and buttons; on the hhouldors is n. small cape round at back, hut square in front; over this is a small round collar and pointed revers; capo is lined with fiaxe satin; coat fastens wrth self buttons and buttonholes, and is lined with ' white Jap. silk. p .. „ R Iq . M A SMAJtT MODEL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in putty, and The Ltral shades Mgabarduio, also m fine Irench cloth;.three gored skirt with dainty little pockets with flaps over them eaoh side of front, which has a • batch of closely sot buttons and buttonholes from the waist; round waist is a. black patent leather bolt drawn through slits of the material: coat is in the short loose style with the fullness at tho back arranged to hang in two rnvorted pleats, instead of hanging so much away from the nguro; coat collar and rovers fasten with three self buttons; "lined with . white Jap. silk. Tho Gabardine Models are £7 Us. 6d.; French Cloth Models £5 19s. Bd. VERY SOFT BLAOK TAFFETA COSTUMES; the skirt is very full and on the hips is a rounded yoke; across front at waist are throe stitched hands with buttons; tho back is plain except for a fold under which the skirt fastens,- very smart little coat unlined; the fullness back and front is he'd in place with two narrow bands across hips, and.batelies of hanging silk buttons; the fronts oross over each other and button ' with suk buttons; edges aro finished with folds of silk; a double square roll collar. Price £6 6s BLACK TAFFETA COSTUME, unlinod; very full gored skirt; coat flaring over hips below waist; the fullness back and front is smocked at the waist, quite a new feature in trimming this season; oh the hips are lapels Erring the appearance of pockets; -burn-down square collar and pointed rovers that roll back to tho smocking, where the coat fastens with silk buttons and lopps; sleeves aro gathered at wrist with a narrow- band; a frill hangs over hand. Prj ce £q g Si SMART COSTUME, in light-weight summer tweed, in grey and white' check'•' wide gored skirt with straps at waist from back and front seam, buttoning' oh hips; coat is out with panol effect both back and front, while over tho hips is a slightly flaring basque, put on with piping cord aiid but-tons,-.two 6mall capo cellars; the lower one is square in shape, but tho' top one is narrow and round; both are lined with cherry satin and trimmed with buttons; coat'fastens with four self buttons and is lined'with white Jap. silk. Price £6 16s 6d VERYVSMART COSTUME, in fine French cloth, in a lovely rich shade of purple: skirt hangs in_ graceful flutes, pannier effect front and hack, while the sides Lave points fiom a deep hip joke, stitched several times to the skirt, which is also stitched several times at tho foot; coat has inverted pleat from tho waist at tho back, flares slightly on hips, over which re an mch-wido band from sides of back to same in front; small square collar and sharp pointed rovers that roll almost to tho wa ; st, whero the coat fastens with ono button; lined with white Jap. silk. Pricej £6 19s, 6d. ■$ ; . KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. LADIES' SMART SUMMER SHOES. SEASONABLE NOVELTIES. The style of our New Summer Shoes is correct beyond a doubt-tho comfort is guaranteed, also tho ec-oiiomy cf a reasonable price. ' Therefore wCne/i tate about coming to us? ' J • JUST RECEIVED. .•Women's Glaco Kid Low-cut Court Women's Patent Leather Wide-bar Shoes penectly cut to hug the "La Valliere". Shoes, with brooch ankle,-light soles—los. 6d., 1/s. 6d., side ornaments—los. 6d., 225. 6d. 20s. ■ ; 255. i "' Women's Glace Kid Heel-bar Court _ Shoes, with neat ornaments, light Women's. Glace Kid Wide-bar "La soles and heels—lsb. 6d., 17s. 6d., Valliere" Shoes, with brooch side 20s. ■ • ornamonts—lss. 6d., 17. 6d., 21s. iWomon's Patent Leather Low-rut w ,' -r, , „ , Court Shoes, light soles, perfect fit- * Vom £ n s ?" tent Derb 3' Shoos, with ting—l6s. (3d., 18s. 6d. 21s white calf tops, welted soles, long Women's Patent Leather Heel-bar Fm ° h sba P e - 23s - 6d. . Court Shoes, with stylish trim-i Women'q Rlaol- «„„,?„ tj „ j mings, light soles-16s. 6d., 18s. 6d., Shoes hVh J?™f Pompadour oio ' ' onoes, mgn tongue, pump soles, covered Cuban heels—23s. 6d. R. HANNAH '&, CO., LTD.,. WELLINGTON.

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AN ANNOUNCEMENT. We have to announce that the second ierios o£ 1916 "Studebaker" ears aT« now on their way to New Zealand, per s.s, Pakeha, from Montreal, doe to arrive shortly. These cars come from the Canadian assembling and finishing branch, Walkerville, Ontario, and are remarkable for their exceptionally fine finish, necessitated by the demands of the overseas Studebaker trade. Many valuable detail improvements are incorporated in the second series models, one of the most noteworthy of these being the provision of independent and separately adjustable front Beats of the"buoket" type, totether with adjustable pedals. This Tenement should especially appeal to the lady driver-or the exceptionally tell ot short man, whose comfort is not adequately provided for bv the usual fixed dimensions in the front of the car. Another important modification is the relegation of the petrol tank to the rear of the ear, and the provision of a very efflsient vacuum feed to oarbwetter. There are many minor modifications and improvements, all designed to add to the oomfort and convenience of both driver and passengers, while in appearance the car is handsomer than ever. The new Studebakers will be on view at Studebaker Agencies shortly, and all interested in the latest developments in American automobile desijn are invited to inspect them. Adams Ltd., New Zealand Distributors of Studebaker Motors, Christehurch.—Adrt. ,