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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 64, 8 December 1917, Page 5

Weigh the Bag Yourself! This simple test will prove that every bag of OATINA is Full-weight, nnd contains more choice Oats than any substitute. And yet, OATINA costs no more to buy. Although with OATINA no Coupons are given, every user gets a "prize" in the Larger Quantity and Superior Quality of the cereal itself. Start to-morrow with ROLLED 'OATS "Packed a Bag within a Bag" In 4'ibs. and 201bs. Fall weight—get the Larger Size. .Made by LANGDOWN & SON, LTD. Chriotchurch HAWES-3 fMOST people, when getting Artificial Teeth, wish those that LOOK NATURAL, This result is achieved by making them with PORCELAIN GUMS, and we specialise in this branch. • FRMT & FROST, Surgeon Dentists, U9 Willis Street, Wellington. THE FINAL CHANGE Is offered men of taste to order their Summer Suits before tiie Holidays. OHUEO-HIIiL Haa a Big List of Ordera, but can till a VEHY FEW MORE if they are promptly placed. Here is an opportunity to teat OEUEOHILL. QUALITY, STYLE, AND WORKMAN- ■ SHIP I W. J. CHURCHILL, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILOE, 135 Vivian Street, 'Phono 2654 a, Wellington.

I A HANDSOME GIFT j FOR A LADY Fciricv Linen i ° ne ° ur * « | very smart range of -Suggestions for I-' GEORGETTE Xmas Gifts from i COLOURED , the Big V, & A. | blouses l ♦ ♦ j Daintily finished mtii fichu front ii and rucking; in shades of Sky, Cham-TK-AY CLOTH—With drawn-thread and embroidery work. I pagne, Nigger, and Pink. 14 x 20, Is. fid.; 18 x 27, 2s. 3d. and 2s. 6d.; 22 x 32, 2s. lid., „ . „ rJ and 3s. 3d. ' \ Prlce ' 42s ' 6d - AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS-27 x 27, 2s. 6d. and 2s. 11d.: 30 x 30, J ' 45." Gd., 4s. 11d., and ss. 6d.; 36 x 36, 3s lid, 4s. lid., ss. 6d., and ss. lid.; 44 x 44, 10s, 6d. and 15s. 6d. PILLOW CASES—Prilled, 3s. 11d. and ss. 11d. pair. Hemstitched, 3 4s. 6d, pair, Scalloped Edge, 6s. 6d. pair. !• BEDSPREADS—Open-work and Embroidered. i 18s. 6d., 295. 6d., 355., and 425. TEA COSIES— 2s. 3d,, 2s, lid,, 3s, 6d., and 4s, 6d. each. ? /-i « tm , <i .i .1 BUNKERS—Hemstitched, Embroidered, and Drawn-thread. ' LiflSn DISCOUtIt If 111 the Is. lid., 2s. Gd,, 3s. 6d., 4s. 6d., ss. 6d., to Bs. 6d. each. I DUCHESS SETS—Linen and Lace, 5s 11d.,.65. lid., and Bs. 6d, Em- f Cnn CI n» broidery, 3s. lid. and 4s. 6d. Hemstitohed and Embroidered, s puruiaaea 01 X>y Or ss. 6d., 7s. 6d., and 9s. 6d, £ ' } TOILET COVERS-Scalloped Edge, 27, x 45, 2s. 11d, Hemstitched j OVer. and Embroidered, ss, lid. Linen and Lace, Ss. lid. J TABLE CENTBES—Linen and Crochet, 14 x 20, 3s. 9d12 x 12, ' I 25., 3d. Point Laco Centres, Is. 3d., Is. 6d., 19. 11d„ and 2s. 6d. ( LACE RUNNERS— 2s. 9d„ 35.-6 d., 4s. 6d., and ss. 11d. CRASH SIDEBOARD RUNNERS—Handsome coloured Embroidery. 0 2s, 11d. and 4s. lid, each, CRASH GIPSY TABLE COVERS—Scalloped Edge, with coloured Embroidory at corners. 3s, 9d. oach. | CRASH CUSHION COVERS—Scalloped Edge, 3s. 9d. Fringed, 3s. 6d. i Frilled, 2s. lid., 3s. Ed., and 4s. 6d. j NIGHTDRESS CASES-2s. 6d., 3s, Gd.. 4s. Gd., ss, Gd., and 7s. 6d. I ' HEMSTITCHED DAMASK SUPPER CLOTHS--G3 x 63. 10s. 6d. ' t SERVIETTES— 125., 155., 18s., and 21s. dozen.

AjjMMtß** DAINTY HATS And Other Apparel XjJOLIDAY time and hot-weather ,«i/ _ time are upon us— are 'you ready "^T^*'*^**-*?!* B^ ." CT , with Cool and Comfortable Dresses, y. ' 7 Blouses, and Hats? sT i3s»««/ *" us su PPb r s' our wants from our j/l ' L Charming Collections of Choice Styles. S\ \ ■ /\ Tho varied runge makes shopping a fA \ / \ pleasure and ensures satisfaction. f \\ *S. / I Remember, our Fashions are all of / WsSv 1 DISTINCTIVE QUALITY. \ wJ \ HATIPSONS'IID. \ \ \' \ \ \ "Where the Smart Hats Are," \-\\ \ \ y 264-266 Lambton Quay, Wellington. |ill!li!i!li!!!iIlllliJJiiJJlM I Baby is a Connoisseur | =• in his own little way , S S He likes—and must have—the best. You ~ j= cannot be too cautious in selecting his s= H food. Use a proved food —a food which ,=| H has been in the front rank for years. E S ' Mellin's Food is the proved I sit out to feed I = S most efficacious equivalent to jfKsl'.K • 5 §2 Mother's Milk, and satisfac- ' S E torily fulfils all the require- uVe™ OSt A d SSi = S merits of an artificial food. c ° nTinces > ,0 "' S S A Sample Bottle of Mellin's Food, together with useful Handbook for s «S 7m Mothers, "The Care of Infants," will.be sent post Free. Write to-day to . 3 MESSRS. GOLLIN & CO. PROPRIETARY, LTD., WELLINGTON. -■ ~ li!i!!lll!lll!llll!llillll!l!ll!l>illllillllillHllllll!lllIllll!llllllll)llllilllllllll W FEW PENCE.,WHEt« If (L jOuyins ;SUBSTITUTES;bih t ' Vj m will PAY YOU IN THE END i I lA ESTABLISHeDtt79( / .SELVEOOE |f iJP When the Kettle I Begins to Sing— \ ift , have Lipton's Tea ready in % / the teapot. ,J f ' /.''' The moment the water is thoroughly boil- ' y \\ s,'}f ing—not overboiled—make the Tea. \ '{(y , Lipton's yields a clear and brilliant infusion / • —a Perfect Tea that Neoer Gets Bitter. ] P- And Every Pound gives More Pots than A I other Teas, because Lipton's is superior in ~a \ ' 1 V Strength and Flavour. j\ i I I IF YOU WfIHT THE BEST TEA- ' \ k ■*' nn T 9 THE FIRP.I THAT GROWS »TI J Try the Ideal Family Blend at 2/2. '• M'l h i ■■■"""" w