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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 187, 27 April 1918, Page 3

I "lily of France" j' 1 So Much Sought After on Account |, I of Its Elegant Appearance and j W • ' Supreme Quality! j , ■ -j ■■ ■ ! ' . _ j We ate one of the % . A SCOrCS 300 Fortunate Few to | ! Wanrt fc-1 tare a large Shipment [ j <3§| of is fawile lose- } | jdmsk Which is indeed gratifying news to the | I tflr "- ■ ' TWs tiß sn 'l ,ment inc^ulcs OTDr y snildo I ] Wwiv tnat; laclies can P° ssi,:> 'y desire—BLA Civ, | j W\ 11111111. NIGGER, TAN, NAVY, MOLE, LIGHT jj ; AND DARK GREY, SILVER, TAUPE, \ ' WW|^M. |( \ ' GABARDINE, CHAMPAGNE, KING'S | | ii™Hfli BLUE ' SKY BLm ' and manr other t i wanted shades. S Wo are pleased at the very fortunate | circumstances which enabled us to se- | ! cure this big shipment of "Lily of j I 4 France" Hosiery for the benefit of our | . 1 to, . LADIES'& GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER, | % 54-56 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. | "Lily of France" Gives ■ j the Finishing Touch! BSBnsß f fHE MOTOR AMBULANCES sent by The Church J*" I * Army were the first in the field. j ■ /1 . Tbe Church Army Has. Provided j j"V 1000 Rest Huts and Tents, used by 150,000 to j I 200,000 men every day; '' r SO Kitchen Cars, each making 300 Hot Drinks at |; .. every boiling ; '[;■'' 1000 Beds in London for Soldiers on leave; | I Thousands of Parcels weekly to Prisoners of War. WE HAVE DONE MUCH: WE MUST DO MORE 8 t for our New Zealand Boys and the Empire's Six Million | Soldiers-in N.Z. Training Camps, on the Sea, and on j Every Front. We follow the Fighting Men everywhere and to all Hospitals, with the Comfort and Help they so sorely need and so greatly appreciate. ' £50,000 wanted—Send Your Donation To-day. THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE o. Jas. W. Henderson ) Honorary j ■ Geo. Shirtcliffe ) Treasurers •• .• 20 Mulgrave Streot, WELLINGTON j "|, OrosKChegueg"Unionßank.Wellington." HA|NES . O J> t Icy-Hot Bottles Supply gD Hot or Cold Beverages ja at any hour of the Day |j§j .or night ■ m f Having that unique faculay of keeping hot things |||gw hot for twenty-four hours or cold things cold for three j; Wj days, Icy-Hot supplies hot or cold beverages when pre- bjJfisl hi paration is inconvenient or impossible. ' u j To the motorist, the yachtsman, and all euthusi- U jj. asts of tho open-air life, Icy-Hot Bottles bring nil tho pleasure of a delightful (Sinner in the open. 1 To the man a-ficld, the worker, the school child, the Icy-Hot ij||||gk\ | Bottle furnishes hot or cold liquids. In the home wPJP I The Icy-Hot is a Constant Convenience, 1 1 In infant feeding, for invalids and sick-room use, it is positively in- | | dispensable. i I Neither heat, ice, or chemicals are used—simply fill the Icy-Hot M I Bottle and cork it. H 1 Icy-Hot Bottles are high-grade both in finish nnd quality, and are M 1 either japanned, all nickel-plated, or nickel-plated and leather trimmed. |j 3 Pints from 95., quarts from 16s. 6d., according to finish. Call in and m | inspect our stocks or write to Department "E." |j | E W. Mis & Co., Ltd., 1 Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. 1 -T \\ IS IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL i MANY PEOPLE DO NOT TEOffBLB TO GET (§)■ NATURAL LOOKING TEETH MADE WHEN IT IS NBOEBBABV TO HAVE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE TEETH WE MAKE CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED FROM HEAL TEETH' PLATES FROil £3/3|-. THE AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, OOEITEE OF CUBA AND MANNEES STREETS {Over Winder's.) AND AT AUCKLAND. it J. B. T.HILROV, Manager. <l Goldbcre 7. B