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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 142, 5 March 1918, Page 2

.' J9K *JW of WEUHNG a I ' y\ rt P'casuro ' most Ladies ' arc now ¥%-/. y'\\^' r\ //'A "W /A. looking farward to. Before choosing 4%v/z%,> ,tii, Sf//Fl /'/WsK yow Autumn Hat do not fail to see our I ' -'m % \CW Will \'ll /III"/ ■ dolighlful collection. Hundrcde of Binart V VvY N \S| \W Y/l //'/ / Models-No two alike! Hundreds of \. V/'>Mv \f f / tasteful Ready-to-Wears-llie ln.it word |' '•'\M|r / / S in style and beauty. Come in at any . Wii >,v • f time—the sooner yon call, the larger will | v^ 8. MU «, Ml . l ,^, u »^ au « a f J «..» J^„„,IJ ..„„ >M be the variety to select from. [„,„ .■„■■„„■■.■■..,. .■— These New Ready#W ears afeCMc tistinctive : The first three flats described aro the noted "Gage" styles—America's ]| '• smartest. a | I 1 A very useful READY-TO-WEAR is in Velvet, with a tall crown and narrow j j brim. Band of corded ribbon. Price, 15s. 6d. | j Another is in HATTERS' PLUSH. Smart Mocked crown, medium height,and || i narrow rolled brim, trimmed with band of gros-grain ribbon, finished \ j with two tiny buckles. Price, 21s.j in Velvet, 16s. 6d. 3 j ! THE PILGRIM is a smart American style with high crown and Sin. brim; very It I chic; in first grade fur felt. ' Price, '15s. \\ \ A very good SPORTS OB OUTING HAT is in fur felt; fairly wide brims and i high crown; bound and trimmed with band and bow of silk ribbon. Colours: Navy, Purple, and Black. . Price, 15s. 6d.. J| I .A WIDE-BRIMMED DROOP, with high denied crown, in coarse straw, trimmed I | in Oriental design and colourings. Price, 235. 6d. If i TA6EL AND LISEEB STRAWS, in large and small styles; trimmed in unique ][ | and quaint devises, in flat effect and subdued tonings. j | ; Prices, 215., 235. 6d., 255. 6d., 275. 6d. upwards. ] j NEW GAGE MILLINERY IN ALL BLACK, in Glace, Cord, and Gros-Grain i Silk. • j[ A pretty SAILOR SHAPE, with wide brim, medium crown, and smartly j I folded band, in new and original design, finished with dull Jet Qrmi- j [ ; j ment. Price, 275. ! 6d. ' 11 A charming little DROOP in Gros-Grain Silk, with smart trimmings of j| ■ ribbon and jet beads. Price, 275. 6d. j | A TOQUE fashioned, of folded eilk, fairly high, with large pom of niched j | glace on one side. \ Price, 275. 6d. !| Some very New and Effective Stylos in STRAW EEADY-TO-WEARS have just f come to hand. One of the leading modes is in Velour Straw, with high- hi blocked crown, wide sides and narrow front, slightly rolled, trimmed in |j novel design. Colours: Navy, Grey, Nigger, Rust, Violet, and Mole. j Price, 355, 6d. |fi SEE SAMPLES SHOWN IN WINDOW-THEN INSPECT THE LARGE 13 DISPLAY IN MILLINERY SALON! || ! . Wellington & Wanganui II

'Hie name of Mrs. A. E. Whvte (of Salamanca Road) was inadvertently omitted from the list of stall-holders in-connection with the Terraces day at tho Wellington Red Cross Shop recently. Mrs. Whyte was assisting at the cake stall.

Pimples All Over Forehead. Irritation Caused Wakeful Nights. Cuticura Healed. "Fortwoyearslhadeczema. Pimples broke out all over my forehead and they §were red and inflamed and the irritation caused me wakeful nights. They became very painful, itching and burning. 1 'I saw Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertised so I sent for samples. I bought more and in 18 days my forehead was rid of any eruption." (Signed) J. Mayhew, Clarendon, S. A. If you have a poor complexion improve it by using. Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Ointment occasionally. Samples Free by Post. (Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal.) Address: R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W. Sold throughout the world.

Wedding Announcements. — Eeautirnl roses and the choicest of flowers only are used when designing wedding bouquets, which I make a speciality of. Packed and forwarded through the Dominion. Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, SB Willis Street.—Advt.

A Child Can ' Operate a ' $i&S& .^MLady lorrington fww *f& Vacuum Sweeper *4^of !J±_m household machine that will save labour, cut down time, do tow work better and cleaner, will always appeal most strongly' to the housewife. , The Lady Torrington is a Vacuum Sweeper-a suction cleaner and Bweeper combined. It costs nothing to run—simply push it. i The brush is made of genuine bristles and ie driven by four rubbertyred wheels, it sweeps | On Either a Forward or Backward Stroke, ] L Th* bruah adjustment permits the raisin? or lowering of the brush o su.t the varying length of nap and adds fully one-third to the life of ; the sweeper. i The Lady Torrington is fitted with special triple wear-for-ever i bellows, while roller bearings | Make it Easy Running and Quiet. I The dust bag is of special cloth and is fitted with a wire frame eo I that the dirt comes out when tapped with the linger without soiling the H hands or clothing. ° I l ?, e , C o l' h ' iple m! nforoed hardwood ' battd-nibbsd and polished a 3 bea.it.fH] ™*J«IP"V. rh M machine is less than GJ inches high and | weighs but lOilbs. Write to Department "D." I PRICE, eg/. E ¥. Mills & Co., Ltd., S' . Hunter Street and Jervois Quay Wellington.