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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 95, 15 January 1918, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD, • NEW!.STETSON VELOUR FELT HATS FOR LADIES! SHOWING AT KIRKCALDIE'S. We place before Wellington ladies this entirely new hoadwenr, of which we have jnst imported our first special selection. Tho name of John I). Stetson, is famous as tho maker* of the finest felt hats in tho world for . ■■'■■ men. . Now fjtetson Felta are also mado for Indies—in other lands they aro just as popular with women folk as the men's Stet6on is with tho men folk. Stetson Volour Felt Hat? for ladies are not men's hats converted. They are of specially designed styles, and resemble the mon's Velour Stetson only in the method of manufacture. And therein lies the superior- ■■••. ■■ ity of Steteon Hats—it is in the making and the shaping. . The first Stetson Hat was made by the late John B. Stetson when on. the Western Prairies of America. He mado it from pure animal fur, which ho kneaded and manipulated into pure fur felt. Stetson Hats today are all made of the same pure m ntorial—genuino animal fur. They are famous for quality and style—because they keep shapo and keep colour. SEE THESE SMART STETSON VELOUR FELTS FOR LADIES. Wβ are featuring them in four styles, na below. They are ideal for all seaeons and all occasions, and can be worn with frock or costume. This headwear has come to stay. It is serviceable, and it retams its shapeliness because—because it is made by Stotson, HERE ARE THE SHAPES AND PRICES:- ■'• JESTEB—-An attractive model designed for service. The colours are ivy green, olive, Mack, elate, and natural (cream). Price, 425, SPOUT—A charming style made in the fineet Stetson quality. Colours: Strifcing shades of Alice blue, royal blue, rose, purple, emerald, yellow, and olive. Price, 635, ••■ BRTN MAWR—Distinctive in appearance. A smart style of the finest Stetson quality, in black, olive, Alice blue, royal blue, rose, purple, . emorald, yellow, and natural (cream). Price, 635. COUNTRY CLTJB-Clevorly designed and becoming. Made of the finest Stotson quality, in olive, Alice bine, royal blue, rose, purple, emerald, and natural (cream). Price, 635, Call! See the display in our Lambton Quay Millinery windowalso our Millinery Showroom. We are eole agents, and this headwear can be obtained only from us. FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD.

E. HANNAH & CO., LTD. THE CHILDREN ARE PLEASED WITH OUR DELIGHTFUL STOCK OF WHITE SUMMER SHOES . Ifs a positive fact that when CHILDREN are satisfied with their shoes they take more pride and care of them, eo it's wise to give the little ones footwear that pleases them. THESE PRICES SPELL ECONOMY. Girls' White Poplin One-Bar Shoes, Infants' 3to 6 White Doeskin Ankle . neat ornament, sewn soles—7 to 10, Strap Shoes, pump soles, natura ' 4s. 6d.; U-to IV 4s. lid. form-2s. lid. Girls'- White Poplin' Gibson Derby Girls' White Wainba One-Bar Shoes, : Shoes, toe caps, sewn 6oles—7 to 10, pump soles—2 to 6, 6s. 6d.; 7 to 10, 4s. lid.Ml-to l> ss. 6d. 9s. 6d.; 11 to 1, 10s, 6d. Girls' Fine White Canvas One-Bar Girls'- White Mcßuck Brooch Bar Shoes, best quality—7 lo 10, 6a. lid.; Shoes, pump soles—3 to 6, Cs. 6d • . 11 to 1, 7s. 6d. 7 to 10, as. 6d.; 11 to 1, 10s. 6d. Girls' Fine White. Canvas Gibson Girls' Whito Mcßuck One-Bar Shoes, Derby Shoes, best quality—7 to 10, strong soles— i to 6, 6s. 6d.: 7 to 10, Tβ. 6d.; 11 to 1, 7s. lid. 9s. 6d.; 11 to 1, 10s. Gd. •>■■'■"&: HANNAH & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. MAIL ORDERS QOICKLT DESPATCHED. A" CAMEO "PLATE AND FLAT FILM CAMERA WILL "BRIGHTEN UP THOSE DULL MOMENTS. And will give you renewed interest in life. The "Cameo" is one of the leading British Cameras and fives lasting satisfaction. Post Card Size, £5 and £6 10$. i-Plnte Size, from 325. 6d. to £10 10s. Let us actually show you the "Cameo." You will b'o delighted with its simplicity, its compactness, and the splendid photographs it takes. ,: ' Let the "Cameo" be your Camera—you will be well satisfied. WATERWORTIS LIMITED, "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," eS6LAHBTON QUAY (next Kelbnrn Tram). ... WELLINGTON. . , 68 Queen Street ... Auckland.

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