Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 181, 20 April 1918, Page 4

II i ,:\:. \ li:hs \' k- ' : Already sufficiently low in I lls Ifl I, '/Y • '■-■. . price to be classed popular, the. , I Ml •' I \ \ two special "D and A" Models i , -..\J' ; '|lf W at lower than , , usual P rices v^ - .",-li''''|i :|fi I be still more popular. '■]■ pj I ill fj! The first one-we tell you about : i W' I I'i !■ '' is specially suitable for women ' || . of slender and average propor- • fes F ' ' tious- li is - iglltly bonecl) me " ■ 1 U™ V nsvfHt dium low in tho bust, and tho i .<?M'' : \ " dYm skirt is of moderate length. The I -.-... sizes of this' 6/11 "D and A" i ■ ■ ■ Corset vary from 23 to 26, and j . " ' the special price is (postage paid) ; , 5/11 per pair. ■i - • The second is of particular in- ; terest to women 'of medium and - ' - ' ■ full figure. It is priced at 7/11 ■; . = ■ .- - ; , , in the regular way of business, ': ... . but as a special offer it is marked • ' 6/6 per pair for a few days. ■ 1 ■ .White Coutille, strongly boned, low bust and long skirt make up : ■ ■■■ . a very comfortable corset for 1 ose ""'^ ose figure demands a I j I pi size of 25 to 29 inches. ■ ' .''. ■'I "There is a Special- -Window Display of these : ' ■' ' "Hi A." Corset Offerings" (Braodoei SL)

; Giveaßegal|etting J| WITH Scoullar"Carpets en your floors, | J\ s««W*Blrra / M' , in conjunction with our notably m ■ ' ft -tig.' artistic Furnishings, your Home will | lv ra<liato an atmosphcro of rare beauty. | lj 'i?Ss??Vjw u o ,lr i mnlense Showrooms will be & t' , found a magnificent collection of |^S|^| : Persiaii f lii(ii6ii Sianfeiadetainster 1 ~; ■. i'GAEPETS ■ I I I$L f f NEW G00I)S JUST RBCEIVED, ' I A in gorgeous oriental colourings, also the | I*l inuoh. favoured conventional patterns! to ■• W Carpets'of marked individuality and rioli I |w|feS|GONSULf OUR EXPERTS! | I|s STOCKS. WEBB NEVER BETTER. ' || : LIMITED, |, Hcad o ffic Q ua y> Wellington, g . Branches at Mastcrtoa and Hastings, f -'>•■. .-.•-• ■'...■' •■'• •!.- ■'• ■: ■■ ■ p ' ■ . ' S t ; 56 Recipes for ;ie Toothsome ■": lli, .Confections in Your 1 ■~ Wl C AND T ma,£ i D S is as simple or as complex as one chooses I ' ■•_ jffi ■--'r-..-'to male it; Wliile a large number of utensils CAN bo | ■- ■ |||j ifeai ,SO< l| a U that is really necessary is a pan, A THERAIOAIEHi >P@ ~.'rßE,anda fire,,and of theso ono is just as essential as the i I|p fflffiar Home-mado 6\veets ■ | ' 11 illl ■ ! re etter an actor y" 1 i K 'I*W ' ' :ocau . se °f 'the known source of ingredients, the careful S L *^' en ding of materials, and tho cleaner eurroundings in the j ■' ¥% kitchen. ' and ■ the pantry. • ; I m »|fe;S'. A knowledge of definite temperatures in lollio making is I B» fe| essential.,to uniformly satisfactory results, for sugar in cook- \ Mm im'M in ff S ives different results at varied temperatures, and it is ?• jjgjp life ij impossible to recognise this without the : W'i Guidance of the Rising and Falling Mercury 's&||s|g °f the thermometer. ; Tho Ilomo Candy Maker's Thermometer is about Din. high, ] Ssferajip'i has a silvered brass scale and copper case, and has an approxi- ' * s mate range from 80deg. to 350deg. Fahrenheit. | ■ • PRICE, 7/Q. |s Write to Hfpartmont "D." ■ W \/Hlk AT ( A IfH 1 Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. J i; ■ ~ Mattress! Alattresscs. Seo our nnme on tie end. Remember, all thin mattresses go lo dnet quickly—they aro daor at have poor,, Ticking.. ( ~,A , I iporiNo. A Imperial, 801 lis good for B'or 10 years, comfort all tho time.