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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 19, 17 October 1917, Page 3

«WtraigKM*aWW«WMlM»m^^ j ! ! 11 Summer \ i- j ! J |j Dress Fairies f | /. VOILES f ' I. ' j The stock fa magnificent—the values j J I ' j:! . 1 I splendid, and your inspection or M ! } I i j enquiry for patterns cordially invited. \ | ! \ FLOHAL VOILES—In a splendid range COTTON GABARDINE—In White onljj I j t of designs and colourings, including splendid washing and wearing; suit- I ; | I'inks, Greys, 'White grounds, etc.; able for Dresses, Costumes, eto; 40in. g j i | 39/19 in. wide. 2s. 6d. and 2s. 11d. yard. wide. ' 2s. 9d, yard. h j LK " 1 " Pa ; Sl6jr f cts ' 1,1 □ SPECIAL LINE OF YOILB FLOUNC- ; 3 shades of Pink, .Navy, Vieux ltose, also T vnt. ~ , , , g. 5 _ _ « , INGS—3Mn. \n<lo; lieanly embroidered; a I Black; 39/40 in. wide. 2s. 9d. yard. mi,/- „ . I ri scalloped border; lour patterns. •:j j wlkiTJB VOlLES—Chiffon finish; splcn- Worth 3s. lid. yard. ! | did value; 39/42 in. wide. Our Special Price, 2s. 11d. yard. | j | Is. 6d., Is. 9d., 2s. 3d., 2s. 3d. yard. «j | rmr-n vmrrvmvnc- r i CAMBRIC FLOUNCING—I7in. and 24in. j > { VOILE FLOTTNCINOS—In a large rnnge , . i 1 ■ I of Embroidered designs; scalloped and nidc. eyelet wor - esigns. j , hemstitched. J Prices, 2s. 3d 2s. 6d„ 2, ,Id. 3, tld., ; , 27in. wide—3s. 11d., 4s. Ed., and 4s. lid. 4s ' I,d ' y |; i \ yard " D CHINESE LACE—In some very pretty 1; J I" <Hin.wide-ss. 11d„ 6s. 6d„ Bs. 11d. yard. nw d«igns;-lin. fin., lin., l#n, ljin, j' j | COTTON FUG I—An imitation of the I|in., 2in. wide; insertions to matoh. | \ | Fngi Silk, in Tiissoro shade only; 41/2 Prices, 10jd., Is., Is. 3d., Is. 4Jd., Is. 6d., j | in. wide. 2s, 11d, yard. Is. 9dls. lid., 2s. 3d., and 2s, !d,

LadyTorrington I£||l , I Vacuum \ Sweeper can be fr^'' \ Pulled with a j Silk Thread—They're so Light, j • TVHEY work as easy as carpet sweepers with this advantage, that thoy are sweepers and suction cleaners combined. -Sweeping with them is wonderfully easy, yet when finished the rugs carpets are thor- [ oughly clean. : The wheels on which the cleaner runs operate threfi powerful insids j I bellows which \ j s Suck Up Every Scrap of Dirt, j \ while a strong flexible bristle brush gathers up all surface litter. Ths j nap is left raised and fresh-looking—clean and bright. i The manufacturers had a Lady Tomngton Vacuum Sweeper connected ■with the machinery at their factory, which pushed and pulleA it over !j 1 five hundredJ miles— | Equal to Cleaning 12,200 Carpets, \ each 9 feet xl 3 feat— and at the finish it was in fine serviceable con- j i dition. | . The Lady Torrington has an extended nozzle t vhich' cleans c-lose v to vails and corners. The sweeper section is entirely removable at a | 5 finger touch so that the cleaner maybe operatedl as a Vacuum Cleaner \ I only when desired. Write to Department "D." j PRICE, 55/. J E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd., j Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington, *MBER'TIPS the 2/- Grade Economy: WHOLESALE AGENTS, THOMPSON BROS., LTD., WELLINGTON. ( f*' HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY T)()X'T go upon the old mistaken, idea. that low-priced Groceries are necessarily cheap. There's only one true test, "of cheapness, and that is quality. The question of economy is answered. only by Groceries which go furthest in nse' and cut out waste. Campbell's Groceries are of the highest standard of quality and purity, and therefore represent a substantial saving over inferior lands; besides CAMPBELL'S PRICES ARE LIGHT. w. CAMPSELL LTD., 40 and 42 Manners Sfreet ..'Phone 143. 293 Cuba Slreet.'Phone 2524 A 163 Rldditorf Strecl.- 'Plione 1084. i ; _ I > |°SiltiSarl#y'L.W To ensure the artistic finish n ■ (o a room careful selection j I \V7 must be given to the firea place. The correct tint in b your tiles is necessary to ( > ! 8 ■ * complete the harmony of ( > A colouring. We have the \ a NEW DESIGNS. latest in all shades, of A 9 colour. i air fit fires, tiled surrounds, I I MANTLES IN QUAINT AND HANDSOME DESIGN. " f | JOHN DUTHSE & Co., WILMS STREET. v Limited. I