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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN J Daintiest ||and-made Jndian {rochet and Maltese Patterns LACES, MOTIFS, CAMISOLE TOPS, NIGHTDRESS YOKES, CHILDREN'S & LADIES' COLLARS, Etc. THIESE extraordinary offers of seasonable Laces and Embroideries will delight every woman who I [ takes pleasure and prido in houie-sowing. So keen aro the price 3 that it is bard) to believe them when IhoJino texture and beautiful designs of ll' the goo_ds aro taken into account. Tho patterns arc. very varied, and the qualities aro superfine, as our l| strict standard of work requires them to bo. |] Be sure to inspect these Charming Goods—there's a display in the window, and a wonderful array j in the Laco Department. ■ , I New Shipment Nottingham Laces and Insertions at Popular Values! PRETTY MALTESE AND CLUNY PATTERN IACBS-Jin. to 2lin. wide. ■. ' ' Prices from 2£d. to 9d. yard. I DAINTY VALENCIENNES LACES-In Maltese effects; Jin. to 2in. wide. Prices, 3d. to sd. yard, TORCHON PATTERN LACES-Durablo in wear, Mn. to 3in. wide. Prices from 2tf., 2|d., to 6d. yard. TORCHON LACES With imitation Maltese design; strong wearing, fine or medium thread; Jin. to 2in. wide. , Prices from 2|d. to 6d. yard. j||| NOTTINGHAM VALENCIENNES LACES-In pretty effects;'Jin. to Sin. wide.' ]| Prices from 2jd. to s|d. yard. I WIRE GROUND VALENCIENNES LACES-Jiu. to 4Jin. wide; all neat patterns; excellent wearing. . Prices, from 3£d., 4d., to Is. 6d. (wide width). I WIDE VALENCIENNES BEADINGS-To take iin.' to lin. ribbon. Prices from Bd. to Is. yard. Also BEADING oh widtj insertion. At Is. 2d. and Is. 6d. yard. Tempting Offers in Embroideries Ribbons for All Purposes COMBINATION EDGING AND INSER- FASHIONABLE NARROW FAILLE TION FRILLING-In Longclotb. or (Cord) RIBBONS-For millinery purMUSLIN; H to 4in. wide; daintiest of poses, in novelty shades of lemon, open-work and sprig patterns. primrose, heliotrope, ease, vieux rose, 111 Prices from l«d. to 1, 9d„ yard, tjffl; -I*., to 1, U. yard. EXQUISITE DESIGNS IN LONG-., CHOICE NARROW FLORAL RIBBONS CLOTH CAMISOLE EMBROIDERIES ~\ French. Chene, also -daintilycni--Beautifully finished, floral and spray broidered Silk sprig styles; in prettiest patterns; very, durable in wear. _ -flg-g ■ ■ Price, 4s. 6d. yard. LINGERIE RIBBON-For making tho i.„™ n ™mm -irTTOTTNT ArnTTT?"? fashionable Lace and 'Ribbon CamiEMBROIDERED MTJSLI* MOTIFS soles; in spot floral, and plain; colAND MEDALLIONS-In finest work ours-heliotrope, pink! sky, cream also andl .prettiest of effects. T\-hite; all widths. Prices from 3d., 3£d., 4d., to each. Prices from 2£d. to Is. 3d. yard. WE PAY- POSTAGE ON COUNTRY ORDERS. GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD., L THE LEADING STORE FOR FASHION AND VALUE. |l

IT LIGHTENS THE DRUDGERY of household work! . That is the real reason of the success of tho "Daisy" Vacuum Cleaner. At tho depot, Lower Cuba Street, you ran havo a demonstration of its work. Get one and lot it out vour housework in two. Simple, efl'ec(live, easy, tho "Daisy" is tho most pcrfct Vacuum Clancr on tho market. Inquiry is -invited by the N.Z. Agtnts, Oscar 'Hewett and Co., 5G Cuba Street (just below Bank N.Z.).—Advt. For artistic floral work ring '"Phone 2!0!l, or write to Miss Poole, 70 Manners Street. ' .Wedding bouquets, -.neaths, crosses, baskets, etc., executed in the choicest flowers in tho latest designs. N T o\v ready, beautiful boxes of fiesh violets, packed for posting to any part of ■the Dominion, from 2s. upwards.—Advt. ' (A Card.) 208 LAMBTON QUAY. ALDOUS BUILDINGS. SKIRT SPECIALIST. Skirts and Blouses for Every Occasion. Ladies Own Materials Made Up. • "fi/ras. Melville, Late George. Jo Kcrslcy, Wellington. When the brain runs slowly — when die mind sccras a regular hotch-potch ot ideas, when concentration of thought is an absolute impossibility—these are signs of brain starvation. ,' Take A Fletcher's immediately That wonderful element Phosphorus begins building up the impoverished brain cells; inducing that delightful feeling of mental alertness, your mint! works—it is a pleasure to think—a joy to toil. Get a bottlt >i »our Chimin's or Slon 2/6 ud 4/6 or put f re. |, 0H CHAS.. A FLETCHER, Cheml*. Weliin*,.., ■W 35

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 16, 13 October 1917, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 16, 13 October 1917, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 16, 13 October 1917, Page 4

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