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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2973, 16 January 1917, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ' • THE VERY LATEST NOVELTY-SO PRETTY! "VELVOSSA WORK" CUSHIONS. ". ;■ Wβ aro showing "Velrossa Work" Cushion Covers in ono of pur Brandon. Street Windows—bo sure you see them. This is tho latest • novelty—a Parisian idea, and the work is quite distinctive and oharming. Tho Cushion Covers aro of high quality Black Velvet, &nd the designs are carried out in tho "Velvossa Work"—a special process. Tho designß cannot be l-übbad off, hence each beautiful rnoon- ■ light or firelight study is "a thins of beauty and a. joy forever." 7ho . desiffns are as'follows:— "HIS MAJESTY TEE KING." "FIRELIGHT STUDY OP CHILDREN." "THE BACHELOR." '"MOONLIGHT AT SEA." "HARBOUR SCENE" (two styles). . The Price is 21s. each. The Cushions have Black Sateen Backs, axe filled' with pad, and aro quite Teady for uso.in the hpme. Wo have tho two following designs made lip in slmilav style, but finished with rich silk cord and tassels. "HIS MAJESTY THE KING" Oblong-shaped Cushion, with •.'■■'••. '; 'brown cord. , Price, 255. 'HARBOUR SCENE" Pillow-shaped Cushion, with red cord. ■ . . Price, 255, ;fWi CAN DO ANY SPECIAL DESIGN YOU WISH IN "VELOSSA WORK"CALL AND INSPECT. YOU CAN STILL SECURE ie. 3d. .FLORAL JAP. CREPE- I'OR 7Jd. yard. _, . Absolutely fresh and new Floral Jap. Crepes are still offered at a ' reduction hore. A direct shipment from Japan has arrived a little late, and ito are selling it at a reduction, of one-half. The ordinary price is Is. 3d. a yard—the special price is 7}d. a yard ''ash. There's a grand variety of designs and a grand variety of popular shades. Take adrantage of suohbig savings nmv. KIRKCALDIE ■& STAINS, LTD. LADIES' SMART BOOTs' FOR THE WELLINGTON RACES. lire j-ou looking for Footwear out of tho, ordinary and VERY' SMART INrDEED? Then come to us. Wβ have just leceivea d! large shipment of BHJRTS exceptionally stylish boots for which we are SOLE AGENTS. You Ipan'fc get them anywhere else. ' HANDSOME DESIGNS AND SHAPES. ladies' White Nubuck Gipsy Button Ladies' White Cloth de Luxe Button Boots, high heels, pump 'soles, round Boots, patent golosh, LXV heels, toes—l2s, 6d. . pump soles—4os. (Ladies'' White Nubuck High Leg Lace Ladies' White Cloth, de Luxe .Laco Boots, covered heels, pump soles, Boots, patent eoloeh, high Cuban round tdes-42a. Gd. hoele, pump soles-dOs. iLadies' White Nubuck High W But- Ladies' Pawn, and Grey Cloth Leg But,ton Boots, patent golosh, and, cuff, ton Boote; patent gploshj Louis heels pump 6oles, Louis heels—42s. fid. pump soles—3ss. (A. limited quantity of American new ideas in Boots in exquisite designs and colcure, prices Tanging from , 455. to 555. They are high class novelties, and quite the latest. • Wo have them in all sizes and fittings. ■.. E, HANNAH & CO., LTD., 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON,

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TAKE THE SOLDIER'S CAMERA INTO CAMP! X7"OUE doings in the Great War begin •*•■ when you go to camp—take picture records of camp incidents, and later on of Troopship scenes, and, later still, of doings at the Front. THE SOLDIER'S CAMERA IS HANDY, COMPACT, EFFICIENT! You can learn to use it in five minutes—always in focus and takes daylightloading roll films. CALL NEXT TIME YOU'RE IN TOWN! WATERWORTHS Lambton Quay (next Kelburn Tram), WELLINGTON. BEGIN 191? BY WEARING Good Fitting Clothes, 6uch as you will get at MILLIGAN'S, ICelburn Avenue. They arc a big factor in making the year a success for the wearer. REMOVAL NOTICE. MR. LINDO XEVIBN, Dentist, has Removed Temporarily to Rooma lately occupied by Mr. Leo Davies, Woodward Street.

Mr. Hood, architect for the Wangauui Education Board, will go into camp this week. Mr. Bree, acoountant at the board's office, also expects to go into camp shortly. Mr. Frank Verry, of Palmerston, the board's woodwork instructor, has enlisted and been passed as medically fit. Mr. Verry enlisted early last year, but as lie was still suf- . Fering from the effects of a serious ill- : ness, was rejected. THEIKING EIGHT CYLINDER. Crowning the best production of English and American inechanical experience. Excellent finish, electric solftitartor, full floating rear axle, cantilover springing, and built throughout of the best material obtainable. None so easy riding. Tho Dominion Motor Vehicles, -Ltd., (!5 Couiienay Pluoo.— Advfc,