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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3109, 13 June 1917, Page 2

( Bi! __J At GEORGE & KERSLEY'S. I (<3) O^ B Silk Department will bo tho "Mecoa" of Wellington's Keenest Buyer 3 to-day. Tables and shelves are piled high with thousands of yards of Beautiful Silks—all groatly reduced in price. An inspection of the beautiful goods and wonderful values -will make a purchase irresistible. Mate your selection To-day— • - ■ .ft SNATCH THE SAVINGS OFFERED H BY THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS! El 1000 YARDS REAL POPLIN SILK-20 inches wide; has a. beautiful ap- f „« pearance, and is unbeatable for wear. "Will make smart Drisses, Blouses, 1 Costumes, etc. In shades of Light Grey, Fawn, Brown, Mole, Electric, Saxe, Wedgwood, Mid Grey, and Navy. Usually 7s. lid. yard. J SPECIAL PRICE, 2s. 11d. yard. ~* .100 YARDS STRIPED CHIFFON TAFFETA-20 inches wide; in two R tone stripes, including the newest colourings. Usually fe. lid yard. SPECIAL PRICE, 2s. 6d. yard. 200 YARDS IVORY CREPE-DE-CHINE-40 inches wide; slightly dam- &i aged. Usually 103. fld. yard. SPECIAL PRICE, ss. 6d. yard. to 200 YARDS ONLY CHARMEUSE SATIN—4O inches wide;, in White and f Navy onlv. Usually 9s. lid. yard. SPECIAL PRICE, 4s. lid. yard. 200 YARDS NAVY AND AVHITE STRIPED TAFFETA SILK—IO in- jb ches wide; in extra heavy quality; suitable for Coat Frocks, Costumes, , . *_ J etc. Usually 15s. yard. SPECIAL PRICE, 7s. lid. yard. f *2 500 YARDS COLOURED SILK VELVET-18 inches wide; in shades of \ Saxe, Royal, Vieux Rose, Nigger, Light Grey, Moss, Mid Grey, Bottle Green. Light Brown, Tan, -Cardinal, Napoleon, Emerald, Wine, and Cream. — Usually, ss. lid. yard. SPECIAL PRICE, 4s. lid. yard. \ S AND MANY OTHER DESIRABLE BARGAINS! j] TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS; J I ' Order your requirements by post to-day. We pay postage @ \] to your address, and guarantee satisfaction. [J LIMITED, j OUR FURS The Leading Store for Value. I Are . 1 SMART STYLES I LAMBTON QUAY - WELLINGTON.' | And ' ■ tL ' J GOOD VALUES.

Booraanoaoaog y Better ' . j (* Lighter, more even and J p finer in texture, and im- % ll proved in flavour, result §j ,£ when a mixture of Brown U p 2 & Poison's Corn Flour and p b ordinary flour is used in the making, instead of all ordi- U p. nary flour. r % ■ Try this when next making " m' a cake, and note the im- | i • provement. F \ Cora Flour. H Baby is a Connoisseur in his little way. He. likes, and must have, the best. Mellin's Food is the proved most efficacious equivalent to Mother's Milk. ■ Satisfactory feeding is half the battle. Then, what 4 boon to the mother to use afood which requires no tiresome cooking or preparation, ii made in a flash—needa no cooking Send for sample of Mellin's food and Hand--1 ooS for Motlicts 'The Care of Inbnls , —Fiee Mkgsks. Gollis & Co. Proprietary Ltd., Wellington r~ - Tnlt MiA (Uji.lmJ A health-giving dressing for the scalp. Prevents dandruff and falling of the hair. Refuse substitutes. For sale at all chemists and general stores. Chesebrough Manufacturing Co. (ConiolidUcd) 17 Stole Strod. Nevr York, U.S. A. London ■ Montreal Moscow

Tho marriage has token place in England of Mi:=s Myrtle Harris, elder daughter o[ Captain Harris, of Lyltelton, to Commander B. AT. Porter, 8.N.E., lato of H.M.S. Barham. Miss Harris left for England last January. News was received in Jfosterton'recently of the death at Adelaide of Mrs. J. E. Bond, who was for soiuo years a well-known and much-respected resident of Afasterton. Mrs. Bond had been, in bad health for somo time. At tho Upper Hutt to-piorrow the musical evening and dance, in aid of the Upper Hutt Orphanage, will take place. I'or the concert portion, tho committee have secured tho services, all kindly given gratis, of some well-known performers. For the dance portion satisfactory arrangements have been completed; the hall is being specially prepared, and the music has received enreful consideration, whilst through tho kindness of Messrs. Gusscott and M'Laohlaud unique programmes have been provided:- At the request of the promoters, the secretaryship has been kindly undertaken by Miss A. Golder, Main Road, tipper Hutt, who will gratefully receive contributions. Parcels (of clothing, etc.) may bo sent to the Home, or to Messrs. Whitaker Bros., booksellers, Lambton Quay. Not bo long ago the use of face pow- j der was considered injurious to the com- | plexion, but now its use is essential. I The daintieet touch improves tho appearance of almost every skin. Milsom's Hygienic Face Powder in Crenie, White, Buff, and Pink, 2s. 6d. and 4s. Gd.—a pure skin food in powder form, wholesome and good. For a lasting protection against cutting air and wind, nso by day Cultene Balm (3s. 6d.); invaluable for motoring and outdoor pursuits; prevents skin chapping or cracking. Cultene Skin Food for night application (35.). Full directions on jars. Many other skin salves; and all hnir preparations, also latest and lightest hair-work. Combings made up to order. Our hairwork is so natural that detection is defied. Miss Milsom, Barnett's Buildings, 94 Willis Street. 'Phono BU.-Advt.

THE DISTINCTIVE CHARM rTVHAT characterises my LADIES' COS- •*- TUMES is the result of years of study of the art of mailing clothes that PIT PROPERLY. Ladies who wish to look really smart and v:p to date cannot do bettor than let mo mato their costumes. I SUPERVISE THE WHOLE WORK. H. GOTLIEB, Late Newcastle, England, "THE DISTINCTIVE TAILOR." .First Floor, Wigging's Buildings, 258 Lambton Quay. 'Phones—Business, 30G2; Private, 1128. jpLARKE'S Uair Dye restores youth- \> ful colour, black or brown; harm leaa and odourless, colourless. Post free, la. Gd. and 2e. 6d. Clarke, Chemist, lie Victoria Street, Auckland.

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