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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 198, 10 May 1918, Page 4

! KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. i" . « FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR aUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE," 4 _ I INTEREST TO FANCY WORKERS L s A COLLECTION OF NEW DESIGNS IN • DAINTY TRACED NEEDLEWORK I Ladles who appreciate pretty underwear arid take a delight in working I, dainty things will find a visit to cur Art Needlework Section most intar- ; . osting. Here are numberless now effect*) in useful garments, designed I ... with the object of giving tho best possible result without culling for very ! " diffioult work. ! We here quote somo of tJio prices, but you should call and sco tho lovely designs. ( , | PATTERNS CLEARLY MARKED AND EASY TO FOLLOW. ! TWO DAINTY. STYLES OF BOUDOIR CAPS-Traced ready for working end I■■ ' making up; in white, cream, pink, or bluo Organdi Muslin. . Price, 2s. 6d. each, ! (TRACED DRESSING SACS—For making up; in white, pink, Paris, blue, or grey Cropa Cloth. ■ Prico, Ss. lid, each. '■' ' Also in white, cream, pink, or blue Organdi Prico, 6s. 11d. each. 'NEW STYLE CAMISOLES—Very dainty and effective designs, with sleeves and . ' basque; in Madapolam, Tarantulle, and Linen. ;.".'■ • Prices, 2s. 6d„ 2s. 9d., Ss. Cd. each. j ' Also in white, cream, pink, or palo bluo Organdi. Price, ss, 6d. (:.. i Samo designs in Jnp. Silk. Price, 9s. Bd. ! ''DAINTY TRACED NIGHTIES—New styles, with sleeves to bn inset; in Mada- ; polaru, Tarantulle, Linen, heavv Jap. Silk. ; . • i ' , Prices, ss. lid., 6s. 11d., 13s. 6d,, 275, 6d. each. | TRACED MAGYAR. NTGHTJF.S—In i> large variety of new and pretty designs; Madapolam, Tarantulle, Linen, heavy Jap.. Silk. j , . . Prices, ss. 6d,, 6s. 6d., 12s. 6d., 265. 6d. each. j" CHEMISE PlECES—Traced ready for working and making up; in Madapolam, Tarantulle, and Fino Linen. Prices, 4s. 6d., ss. 6d. t 11s. 6d. each. ; TRACED KNICKERS—Designs to mafch Clieraiso pieces, Taedy for making up; in Madapolam and Tarantulle. Prices, 4s. 6d., ss. 6d, each. '' BABIES' MATINEE COATS—These dainty little garments have very beautiful ; designs traced for working.; in cream Wincey. Price, 3s. lid. each. | I Also in white, oream, pink, or blue Organdi. Price, 4s. 6d. each. !■' , J Same designs in Jap. Silk. Price, ss. 11d. each. !• ' BABIES' BONNETS—Traced for working ancf making up; in pink, blue, white, or ! cream Organdi. Price, Is. 6d. 'ach. i . Also in Fine White Linen. Prico, Is. lid, each. I . Traced on Linen. Price, 2s. 6d. each. » I WMto Jap. Silk. Prico, 3s. 6d. each. CHILDREN'S FROCKS—Traced for working and making up to fit children from. 6 months- to 5 years; in pink, blue, or white Crepe. Price, 3s. 6d. each. Also traced on White Matting. . Price, 3s. 11d. eactf. , i In white, cream, pink-, or blue Organdi. Price, 6s. td, each, '■ . Good quality Jap. Silk. Price, 12s, 6d. each, , I VISIT OUR ART NEEDLEWORK SECTION TO-DAY! KIRKCALDIE .'ft STAINS, LTD. . ( „ _ . . . , •;'-. ' a IANNAH k CO., LTD. ! BOOTS AND SHOES BY MAIL SENT TO ANY ADDRESS , ' WRITE FOR OUR rfEW PRICE LIST. !. Oar mail order system makes the selection of your footwear as easy as a peri eonal visit to one of our stores. Our new prico list is now ready—have you received, one? If not, just send us a post-card, and we will forward a copy BY ' RETURN MAIL. WE SEND ALL ORDERS OF £1 OR OVER ':■■ IN VALUE POST OR CARRIAGE FREE; I AND if the goods tent do not suit we will exchange them or return the ' cash in full if desired when they are returned. : HI. HANNAH & CO., LTD., ■' j MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS, ', . . . WELLINGTON. A CAMERA'S LENS '

Do you know that tho lens ia the mos.fc important part of a Camera- also the most expenave? You have to pay for a good lens, consequently it ia well that you should get the best results from your outlay. In the No. 0 VEST POCKET ANSCO There is an Anastigniat F/7.5 lens and a focusing arrangement. The latw l9 ™I* rtant - t F^ 0 "' 1 * * lle Tah, ° of "a Anastigmat lens would be lost. It has groat light gatnering power and consequently greater speed The negatives enlarge perfectly. THE PRICE IS £4 7s, 6d. There is a cheaper modol, biit a vory efficient one. It has a Meniscus Aonromaho Lens and gives perfect results for amateurs, ospeciallv berin, ners. It is sold at Ai. 3 a EAST LOADING! * RIGID FRONT! PERFECT PICTURES EASILY TAKEN. WATERWORKS LIMITED, "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," 286 LAMBTON QUAY (next Kelbnrn Tram) ... WELLINGTON. 68 Queen Street ... Auckland.

jypS. LINDO LEVIEN, DENTIST. Rooms above Davis and Clater's (opposite Kirkcaldip's). "Kitchen" Cake Shop entrance. •'Phone 980.

THE SUCCESS OP MILLIGAN'S, KELBTJRN AVENUE, , 1b due to SPECIALISED STUDY of THE '• STILES THAT PLEASE a Clientele that appreciates good Tailoring. T'-ONDOrT AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. / FlßE—Lowest Rates and Prompt Sottlc- / monts. MARINE.—AII Closes Covered, including Porsonal Luggage against All Risks." 'ACClDENT.—Employers' Liability, and ft most Liberal Personal Accident Policy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY TO POLICYHOLDERS, £6,249,479. Full information can bo obtained at johnston and co., ltd., chief agents and attorneys, wellington. Zwarlnventions wanted. i yiorDRJES can bo won, and lifo and " properly saved, through emprises wrought by invention. Have you an m , a th , at . wlll I'elp to shorten the War? lako it in strict confidence to Baldwin end Rayward, Patent Attorneys, 215 Lamb-ton Quay, Wellington, and they Trill secure patent Tights. Got freo book, "Inventors Guido," DELIVERY OP "DOMINION" IN I'ALMEKSTON NORTH. }71R0M Ist Instant tho Dolivery will bo ■ under tho control of Mr. E. E, Gartroll, for whom instructions may bo left at the office of THE NEW ZEALAND IMPORTING CO. (R. A. Nocdl), BROADWAY (Telephone 971). Amounfa due for papers delivered may be paid at the eamo address or to the runner in person, and Advertisements addressed to him will bo promptly forwarded to Head Office THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO., LTD,'

! For somo time past tho congregation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church ha« becu entertaining soldiers and strangers at a social supper /.fter the Sunday evening service. Last Sunday ovoning tho guests included a number of visitors, and an invitation was promptly extended to them and their companions to spend a social ovoning in St. Andrew's Hall, with tho result that last night tho hall, which had been tastefully decorated for the occasion, was filled with the soldiers and their friends. A. programme of musical items and recitations was gono through, the visitors' contributions giving special pleasure to their hosts and hostesses, who intermingled with thoir guests in friendly intercourse throughout the evening. At tho close of three pleasant hours, Sergeant Blight returned thanks on behalf of tho visitors and fpoko appreciatively of the hospitality they had received. The Rev. S. Robertson Orr replied, and after hearty cheers on both sides the gathering closed with the National Anthem. During tho evening a presentation of hooks of New Zealand views was made, on behalf of a gentleman from Canterbury, to a number of veterans who were amongst tho visitors.

flnerring accuracy and dynamio strength in organisation and mannfnctnro sfivo to -the CHEVROLET car that enduring life which power, accuracy, and Btrcngth in tho forgo (five to the hundreds of important though unseen parts of the car.— A.M.