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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3117, 22 June 1917, Page 2

I- _. . ■ " ■ ■ ■ I 1 AT RARE BARGAIN PRICES. | J JMMENSELY successful is this Special Offering—successful in bringing hosts of eager' buyers to this ! I Store, successful in giving delighted satisfaction in every purchase. These Silks are beautiful, j } fashionable goods, and at our Reduoed Prices buyers make a saving; of from 3d', to 9d. in every shilling i < spent. The following items are worth your investigation:— ~ ■ j ' 300 YARDS JAPANESE WASHING SILK-20 inches wide; in shades of Saxe Navy Eau de Nil I I Moss, Olive, Grey, Heliotrope, Wedgwood, Powder Brovra. Usual Price, Is. 3d. yard. ■ ■,■ \ \ 300 YARDS REAL POPLIN SILK-20 inches wide; in shades of Grey, Sax!? We'd^^,' ! i Eleotric, and Navy. Usual Price, 7s. lid. yard. SPECIAL PRICE, 2s. 11d. vard 5 200 YAUDS SILK CRYSTALLINE-3 inches wide; in Shades of Pink, Grey Champagne Saxe Helio- ! I trope, Vieux Hose, and Black. Usual Price, 4s. lid. vard. SPECIAL PRICE 3s lid vard 6 I 200 YAKDS IVORY CHABMEUSE SATIN-M inches wide.' Usual Price, 7e lid. yard- J". '.. I ' a 300 YARDS SILK NINONS—MI inches wide; in. smart Black and White Stripes and Spots' Usual" Price!- I S 03. 6u. yard. SPECIAL PRICE 2s 6d yard I I 200 YARDS CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK—IO inches wide; in smart Stripes and Checks'; a very'heavy ! i quality, suitable for Dresses, Costumes, etc. Usual Price, 15s. yard. . -I j ..--■■ SPECIAL PRICE, 7s. lid. yard. J FOR CURTAINS & COVERS. BEAUTIFUL NEW FABRICS. Wo are showing the latest Fabrics and Casement Cur- 45-INCH COLOURED MADRAS MUSLIN, in mixtures suitable for window drapings, loose.covers, etc. °f Green, Blue, and Brown. • -'-..--. Wβ have designs and colourings to pleaso all tastes' and PRICES, 3s, 11d. and 4s. 6d. yard, suit evsry purpose, at prices which offer tempting values. SCINCH SHADOW TISSUES, in fashionable shades. ii raru ic™«to i • ' , Stripe effects with floral designs. ffliwprr (ncmmßrnvrmn ' 50-INCH REPP MERCERISED POPLIN, a very attrac-oO-IkCH CASEMENT NETS, with and without borders.# tive and serviceable fabric. •■'••• P „ , , „-„,„ ' PRICES, 4s. 1.1d.,'55. 11d., 6s. 11d. yard. ixcelleut values. PR CES, 1s 6d to 4s 11ri vnir) MINfWPTATV \riT.i»i- ArTTcr™ Y 50-INCH SHADOW TISSUES, light grounds; with *INCH PLAIN MADRAS MUSLIN, in Cream. design in-floral-effects, in shades of pink, blue, and PRICES, 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. yard. autumn effects. PRICE, ss. 11d. yard. ' j _ THE LEADING STORE FOR VALUE. |,

Are you collecting: Camels from Desert Gold Ten Packets? If so, 'please- rememl)or Hint the competition closes on 31st July. Camels must be posted to 6/P.O. Box 1520, Wellington. Enclose name and address, and number of Camels sent. £t)6 und hundreds of gift prizes are to be distributed.—Advt Healed by Cuticura Trial Free , ''I was troubled with a rash appearing on my arms which turned into small festers and grew larger until they formed into eruptions, They were very itchy and burned terribly. I got very little sleep as the pain was dreadful.' They were as big as one shilling and appeared on both arms, one arm had seven crup- . tions and the bther three. "I came across the Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertisement. 1 bought some Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in a month the eruptions had disappeared." (Signed) Miss F. Low, Eastern Creek, N.S. W., October 29, 1915. Free sample each by post with 32-p. Skin Book. (Soap to cleanse and Oint- • ment to heal.) Address post-card: R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W. ■• Sold throughout the world. "My three children had bad ooughß and sore throats. After a few doses of EEAN'S ESSENCE mixed as directed the coughs were eone and the throats cured. I will never be without it." 3 irTrßnrßßnsnanr^ \ssM PERMANENTLY CURED! 1 |j Free Booklet explaining how to remove M I Ooitre sent on request. Write to-day m I OnrJOOOjuutiiu. HaoJreJi of IntimonUi! §j I A. J. DOIG; Chemist, Wanganul a | THE HOME^M? JINEW DiSCOVERYI i 1I for p° a^ hs price If Ik ISOLDS 1/6 4 3/-J# THE BEST FOR CHILDREN jW GROWN FOLKS J%@?\\ I' TRIPLE rSTRCNCTfi I i"oDeorop6oesalon?Way"|

A hard-up social was held at tho Central Fire Brigado Station last evening, and was much enjoyed by about thirty couples. The ladies first prize was won by Miss Wallace, Miss Howard being second. Mr. Miley won tho men's first prize, Mr. Simpson being second. Mr. T. B. Clark, station officer, was master of ceremonies. Tho Camp Commandant at Trentham acknowledges with thanks the receipt of 'tho following gifts for tho hospital:— Mrs. Luke, 2 bagatelle boards; Soldiers' Comforts Guild, 1 case bananas, 1 case oranges; Salvation Army, handkerchiefs, sweets, cakes, and oranges. HAIRS ON' THE FACE. ' Superfluous Hair is one of the most distressing blemishes with which women are afflicted, and hitherto there has been ■no permanent cure. Electrolysis invariably leaves the face badly marked, even more disfiguring than tho hair, and depilatories are worse than useless, for they only burn the hair off, and cause it to grow out'doubly strong. "ICULDAH" is a medical formula, which has no equal for destroying the roots of tho hairs; it is quite unlike any other superfluous hair remedy, and it behoves every woman so afflicted to give "KULDAH" a trial. It leaves no trace of anything having been applied, and isa marvellous cure, as thousands of satisfied users have proved; price, '6s. 6d., in plain sealeel wrapper, from G. Mee, Chemist, Lambton Quay, Wellington (if posted 3d. extra).—Advt. Delays are dangerous with colds and influenza. .Get NAZOL to-dav. Better than mixtures or syrups. No cold is NAZOL-proof. Is. 6d. buys 60 doses.— Advt. THE DISTINCTIVE CHARM THAT characterises my LADIES' COSTUMES is the result of years of study of the art of making clothes that FIT PROPERLY. Ladies who wish to look really emart and u,p to date cannot do better than let me make their costumes. I SUPERVISE THE WHOLE WORK. H. GOTLIEB, Late Nevrcaetloi England, "THE DISTINCTIVE TAILOR." First Floor, Wigging's Buildings, 2iß Lambton Quay. ''Phones—Business, 3063; Private, 1123.

T HAT y° ur ! IOUSe beautiful to tho IMPERVIOUSTOTHE WEATHER P'ul&Z^/l' /'&«OWn lt wiU be toUl if TINGEYS' PAINTS {?$(/.''///A)*'"A^W^—% are used! They aro made of wontherfc'iL resistin ? materials, and boing properly ' '•'^7/^9y^V7'jiS^itt/L/t nllxec l <lo not crack, blister, or peel. iX*£fTfi7/' : 3'Vw/iC&/rr Tin ß°y ß ' Paints endure, and because of si ™ a ' ; £' T0 pormanenco to tho colours you ! T,ID B «t PAINTS ARE TINGEYS , I PAINTS! I TINGEY'S, Oil , and Colour Merchants, jj SO MANNERS STREET WELLINGTON.