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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3026, 13 March 1917, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. 1 LOVELY GOWNS FOR INDOORS, AND STYLISH COATS FOR OUTDOORS. .While tho now fashions aro still pr ominent amongst' items of current interest, let us submit these particulars of our lovelv dresses for Dinner or somi-evenmg near,. and tho liandsouio fur-trimmed coats • ior "Winter days. It is necessary to assure you of the good qualities-that would simplv ho elaborating ou established facts. But hero we' offer you tangible evidence as to stylishness:— TWO OF THE COWNS—THERE ARE OTHERS. ifcHARMING GOWN IN GOBLIN BLUE GEORGETTE—A foundation of Khite Japanese Silk with fullknitted frill at foot; full softly gathered sMrt of Georgette. A wido double fold of Crepe do Chene hemstitched .. on falls cro&sways from tho tight hi;) at waist to the foot of tho skirt on tho left side giving& voir gracefuleffect. Tho sleeveless Silk bodice lining is covered with white lace on shoulders, but from bust to waist, with blue opalesque Sequin Net. all veiled with the blue Georgette | s .- c V O nc< ]k with Vin front, and edges are finished with a tiny Kilting of Georgette. Across.front drawn through buttonholes is a. narrow fold or Crepe de Chene, finished at ends witli buttons forked in lose pink; long Georgette sleeves finished to match tho bodice which is nnifihod with a wido swathed band of Crepe de Chcne. into which. is tucked a cluster of pink roses and foliage - ' Price £11 11s. ft FASCINATING GOWN IN PALEST PINK AND MAUVE-full soft skirt or pink y*epc do Chene covered with handsome whito Laco .Flouucines: bodice which is out sqnaro at uec k both back and front, is of pink covered with tho edge of Flouncing; from tho shoulder to the foot of the , gown both back and front, hang long stoles of palest mauve Breche I C P & , 0 r ll .?, rro T'?r U sliOTildors and widening out to mitred points at foot. Jul ted frills of Jset and Crepo de Chene with a baud of mauve on sleeves: folded waistband of the pink and mauve; on shoulders, slee\ es and side of waist are touches of saxe blue Velvet. 1 . Price £12 12s. TWO OF_ THE COATS. GROTTO HEATHER MIXTURE TWEED COAT 4S>-inches long; this is in the full syng stylo with inset sleeves; coat buttons up to the throat if wished or opens into revers; from.under arms hang mitred pouch pockets ; across back is a band drawn under the pockets and buttons across [•ho front; largo square roll collar and cuffs of Skunk Opossum Furlined to hips with whito Japanese Silk Prloe £n -ji s> BEAUTIFUL COAT FOR DAY, MOTORING. OR EVENING WEAR- 46 inches long, m a very dark brown Mohair; thi ? has the appearance of black Musquask;'a-full swing style that buttons to throat cr opens in rovers; jnset sleeves with roll back cuffs of Mohair; a large square cape collar ot black Grizzly Bear Fur, and a band of it round foot of coat; the coat is lined throughout with soft Lemon Satin, Pries £15 15s, CALL, WILL YOU? ,— e KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. HANNAH'S BOOTS GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION! 'QUALITY—PRICE—AY EAR and all other things that count, will "be found satisfactory in our boots, so be 011 tho safe, side and buy from the House that gives best value "HANNAH'S" (WOMEN'S CHROME LACE BOOTS, MEN'S SPLIT KIP SHOOT I'R stout soles for country wear BOOTS, nails and tips the famous 13s. 6tl. -'G" braud 14s. 6d. ■ ' lis. on. nailed or pegged soles 21s WOMEN'S Chrome DAIRY BOOTS, ' plain leather fronts, heel tips MEN S CHROME GOLOSHED LACE 12s. 6d. BOOTS, round toes, -riveted soles [WOMEN'S, GLACE KID I7ACE , 18s - 6d - BOOTS, Patent caps, round toes, MEN'S GLACE KID LACE BOOTS Cuban heels foi light wear round toes sown soles, for best 15S. 6(1. wear ' 18 S , 6d. WRITE FOR OUR MAIL ORDER PRICE LIST. . - ( a. HANNAH & CO.. LTD., WELLINGTON. PRICES ARE THE SAME AT ALL OUR BRANCHES.

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