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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3057, 19 April 1917, Page 2

FOR THE RACES- (| Elegant; Costumes and Fur Goats, ffl' t ( Exclusive Millinery, Choice Furs, : Gloves & Hosiery, Neckwear & Veils* Make your Selections at George & Kersley's, and you will be assured of Choice iQuaUty, Correct Style, and Finest Value. ■ \ OUR SUITS ARE PERFECT; FUR COATS COMBINING. .OUR MILLINERY. 18 NOTED, j IN CUT AND FINISH. ' f.WARMTH AND ELECANOE. f °R STYLE & QUALITY. .0 A Smart Nigger Brown .Suit A' very handsome coat''is in ® T _ er y " ew , are % is shown with musquash fur Coney iSeat, full> shape, with .wing. displayed, hence. % coUar,, long full basque, fin- and - re _ " »<* only.^uthontaU ished 'with belt; <mt lined verS) 6ev€n^ightll .: >' half-way -with Vfcnx; rose Value a{ So varied « our range" of spotted silk; skirt is full, im- sizes, shapes,- and:-colour^ ished with belt. Other Choice Models-—' that every lady can easily obPrlce, £8 Bs. At 16gns.,. £28, 45gns,, and tain the exact effect desired. Otlier Models —Up to £12 12S. 65gns. ■ ■-. Prices are most reasonable. HANDSOME CLOVES. HOSIERY OF QUALITY. DENT'S KID GLOVES-In. BLACK SILK HOSE-With Brown, Beaver, 'Black, and double lisle foot and garter. I \\ia l h) \. ■ White; pliable, well-cut gloves, ' //N//, | ~ ~ Prices, ss. 6d. to 13s. 6d. pair. '' '/AULJw—jL" /Jmiv finished with self stitchings. v • Prices, 4s. 11d. to 7s. Hd. pair. SPUN SILK HOSE—I/1 rib; A 6hot, Black and 'White, Sky. 3-DOME WHITE. DOESKIN and Black, Helio.: and Black. ' ■ GLOVES — Smart; washing Prices, 4s. 11d., 6s. lid;, 7s. 6d. . . Prices, 4s. 11d. to 7s. 6d. pair. SJIART WOOLLEN' HOSE— HIM® ' ■ TAN NAPPA GLOVES—WiIIi Gab " gauntlet cuff..: Prices, 3s, 1 id., 4s. 6d., to f-' II f Mmlllfllk | Prices, Bs. 6d. and Hs.ed. pair. v ss. Ed, pair. ffW Neckwear, Veilings, Scarves, Umbrellas in Great Variety. GEORGE & KERSLEY, THE LEADING HOUSE FOR: FASHION & VALUE.

_ The .fortnightly meeting of the Wellington South' Nursing Division was held in tho Newtown Library on Tuesday evening.. ,-First aid workiwas practised, an<l was supervised by Mrs. Preston. and Mrs. Einlay. ■ ' In the seclusion of : your own home surroundings ' you would .'like to try a face cream. Havo* you ever- heard of "Cultene" Skin Food, the purest and most .- beneficial ever.; discovered.: , Ifs good at anytime,.but generally used at night before, retiring. Price, 3s. "Cultene"' Balm for day use—especially for the "outdoor person unprotected , against all severities of the; weather. . : Quickly absorbed' by the skin, so that it does its duty and vanishes. Price,'3s. 6d. How to apply is told in the simple instructions on the labels. So many to preach, so few to teach. If in doubt, call please, and Miss Milsom will better explain how to manipulate to advantage. ! Correspondence invited on .all facial; hair, and hairwork subjects. Manicuring, Shampooing. Mi6s Mil6om, Barnett's Buildings, 91 Willis. Street... 'Phone .814.—Advt. Donnelly's "Hair cares' Dandruff; stops - hair falling. : Chemists' Stores,-2s. 6d. Donnelly's, 65 Vivian : St. —Advt.. ; . : Wedding Announcements. — Beantifnl roses and the choicest of flowers only are need when designing wedding'bouquets, which I make a speciality of. Packed and f forwarded through' the Dominion. Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, 36 Willis Street.—Advt ■

: sinl t WE HAYE OPENED UP DIRECT FROM THE BEST A SPLENDID. ASSORTMENT OF • ,CARPEiS LINOLEf MS* '} BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS. •/ CARPHTS, CARPET SQUARES, CORRIDOR & HEARTS! KIJGS OF. RELIABLE QUALITY NOW. SHOWING IN THE WINDOW- AND 0 : 7 SHOWROOM. .. ; V GEORGE WINDER : «>g£ "THE CORNER," ! MANNERS 'AND CUBA' STREET. m- A LEADING HOUSE FOR FURNISHING DRAPERY. -qgg-