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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2938, 25 November 1916, Page 5

Exquisite Styles and Tony 1 ■ Fabrics are Paramount ' : Features of the "Premier" , / m Displays* '' &■ iU f IwV --This Ohapming only 21 jm /m \'| IwVv In.lovely soft White Voile, with Em- 7 /I|| § M rl|^7 broidered Vest Effect; open front, and isls lli r''u\\y turned-down Novelty Collar. . Smart V Jk |U- '. - tucked fronts and inset sleeve, finished with hemstitched cuff. Full flare skirt, • s fj with hip yoke, finished at waist with /ij Jo\\ narrow pleating; trimmed Crochet \\w . Buttons. \J* "| PV\ ' . For the latest and, Smartest *—/ II II I ( • -'' Fashions at Economy; Prices, S■ . ',11 o J U/n 0 ■ see "THE PREMIER." Full 'Assortments uq to 5 Guineas. Wr"t „'•* C7\ 'fh .<*>, s Pare, Oie jraMQy ApSfll WtMERSTOH „/•!. NOITH.

LADIES! . Arc you interested In - ART NEEDLEWORK? If so you will be wisely advised, to pay a visit to C. SMITH, LTD., where a large variety, rare value/and Fresh Goods await your inspection, Every line we, offer is ; -VW A MONEY SAVER! .' I • - v TRANSFERS, ETC. Transfers—For , stamping Camisoles, - Combinations, Nights, etc., in eyelet, Mountmellick; all newest designs. ■ 7-Jd. each. • ' Telablanca Cloth—Similar to Taran- , tulle, 40in. wide. (Length required for Nights, 3 yards; Camisoles, 1 yard). , Is, yard. Embroidery Cotton (Mercerised) —In. 1 sizes 8, 12, 16, 18, 20, 25, 30. . Ijd. skein, Is. 3d. dozen. Bone Stilletoes—For Eyelet Work. 4jd. eaoh. !§ . WORK. ||j I Crochet Braids—For Making ! | ■ "Antimacassar." Is. 2d., Is. 3d., I • 18, 4d. (por piece of 12 yards). ; I Novelty Braids—For working above. . § 1s - Is. 9d., Is. 11d., 2s. 3d., > 'S (per piece of 12 yards). ■v §| crochet Cotton (Dull Finish)-In sizes - | 8, 10, 1?, 16, 18, 20, to 40. ' If . 3d. ball, 2s; Hd. dozen. ~ £ : Crochet Cotton (Mercerised)—ln sizes » / 5, 10, 15, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70. 1 3id. ball, 3s. 3d. dozen. Arden's Crochet Cotton—ln sizes Bto I • 60. 4§d. ball, 4s, dozen. | Coates's Mercerised Crochet—White | and Ecru; in sizes- 20, 30, 40, to 150. i ball, ss. 3d. dozen. . Brilliant Cotton—ln White, Cerise, and all colours. "Elephant." 4d. ball. Brilliant Cotton (Arrow Brand)—ln , shaded Green arid Gold. 2Jd. ball, 2s. 3d. dozen. KNITTING SILKS. Lister's ?oz. Knitting Silk—ln Creme and . leading shades, for French knotting. , 'is. ball. "Columbia" Knitting—ln all shad'ps (for Ties). Is. 14d. ball. Pearsall's Knitting Yarn—la Khaki and Cream; for Sox, Helmets, etc. Is, sd. skein, 7s. nd. for 6 skeins. IF IT'S NOT IN THIS LIST, WRITE TO US. ; WE PAY POSTAGE! "98 C^mMM j DRAPERS &

What does your face reveal? It is like an open book, and reveals much; but unfortunately for some Jadies, superfluous hair is a constant and'dreaded worry, and maTS the whole facial beauty. In such cases we would like you to know of the effectiveness and complete destroying power of RUSMA. The removal of superfluous hairs by this method is painless and permanent. Rusma destroys every liair root, and leaves no scar behind. Do not experiment with dangerous depilatories. Be treated with Rusma—you can use it in the privacy of your homo without the slightest inconvenience. MRS. HULLEN, Toilet Specialist (next Plunket Nurse's Dept.), 3 Courtenay Place, Wellington.—Advt.

Summer is here, and -with it Wasliin" Fancy Suits in latest styles just opened! from ss. lid. to 12s. Gd., for Boys from 2} to 8 years of age, at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners Street.—Advt. ■