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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 259, 20 July 1918, Page 3

Gjp _ g a At present prices Tarantulle is easily the biggest value material for ladies' underwear. . | Hmi^i'| 1 i l, - BUT BE Q UITE SURE YOU GET TARANTULLE ; every yard is stamped, look on " /fl i ffliii' I1!I fP the selvedge for " Tarantulle." Our nighties make up 60 inches long; Camisoles up to II Wj IHH 111» Hw 1I E f|J 40 inch bust; but designs are all so cleverly arranged that smaller bust measures are __ easily made. We pay postage, BUT PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH WITH ORDER. " Supplies are so uncertain; prices are so sure to rise that quick buying is wise. Sjf /i\ \ I I WM\ No. Wls. A new "Lovers' Knot and IT I^* If P\ 'I I V I\\ Wreath" De.ign. No. 1719. A new -Culterfly" Design. I! ;I) '•. 11l I IM m .„ v . ... ..„, ■ Specially dainty. 'I My I.' Tarantulle Nightie 6/11 m _,„„ i. ~. ~,.. • LJ I Ar>on , Tamntulle Camisole 2/6 T<iranhi e Kighhe 6/11 im »..«. aas'saHr««« 2 < 6 sagas.-,-. * | B ..™. £r , w J ™=£^$'| , TarantnlleCannsole 2/6 White Crepe-de-Chene Nightie 30- Crepe-de-Chene CannI Tarantulle liightio 6/11 Tarantulle Knickers (dosed shape) 4/3 Tarantulle Knicker or Skirt m ? V, , tt - ", -c, ": 9 '" I Magyar shape Camisole ... 3/3 TarantulleN.D. Yoke ... ... 2/6 Frills, 2 yards xl 3 inches 2/9 MMyS.byiaTu wide 2/9 I J ilt4l.\\ ' |i 1742. v fl, 1745" 11 ■ I No. 1742. 'Rosekin" Design. , No. 1713. "Easywork" Design. No. 1741. "Simplicity" Design. Easy to work, but very pretty. I One of the ensiest and best.- Tarantulle Nightie ' ... 6/11 Tarantullo Nightie 6/11 ■; „,,,,.,. , Tai'dJltulle CaUllSOlo 2/6 Tiifiiif-lllln r-unUnle O/fi Tarantulle h ightm ... ... ... 6/11 Tarantulle Enioker or Skirt Mls-2 larautulle Uuisoie ... _ 2/6 Tarantulle Camisole ... .„ ~, 2/6 yards by. 13 inches wide 2/9 • SOME USEFUL THINGS FOR INFANTS. ><->v o >i■ [ft ie f°" ow ' n g nm traced with delicate little designs sC ,'/■ ' N. \ 7 Sl'Sv /, Tfe. ' \ "ready-to-work." ■ r tV' , ' \\i ?%'''s' §$t\ 1 /*•'* '$ I u f p - n - s ' 0B ? l '°b e3 on Jap Silk, 8/6; on fine special finish f«X -i. t&' I '* !M\ *)®" \ I'\ X I ,Lon?;eloth, 4/9; on Supei-foo Turantulle, 5/9. Snts of 3£ T, $ -~.,i-}\ / » ft I I ' / >•/ Uibs on fine Linen,'l/9; on White .Silk, 1 /9; on fine Pique, f . -( y / o% fvlTri-l I I V^ y L'~l J /6. Enliy Pillows and Baby Jackets on fine Linen. 4/6 each. \ & v> Zt I I, X T \j^"ff(i J \*'« \ / '\' / Infants' Nightingale on Ratliantn.. 2/-. Sets of Feeders on > V :); ''Y ' If 'iii&fflSt'P \ 1 AC / 'X/ Linen Hud-, 2/-. Linen Itaotees, 1/6. ' \ J i I 1/ ,\ BABY BOMNETS - ' / ' v\'/ * ;/» \ lift On white Oatmeal Olotli, J./B; best Pongee Silk, 2/6; white I W/(Ll ,■ . '/w,' A--' I ||y ii 10. Jap. Silk, 2/4; fine liuen, 2/2-, cream Radiauta-, (1714 only), [111714 v / ' V" « I THREADS.—Make sure of (getting the best by C!ark'3 Insrain Cotton—pink, blue, holio, rose, f//I I 'iftll'ir*^* |l ordering from us. "We give below extra, cost of raxe 9d. extra. II I u\ !w \ I I sufficient cotton to work any of the garments listed. Jjp»dal White Embroidery Cotton 6d. „ fl ji HI \ ! J Clark's Stranded Cotton—pale blue, pale pink, Cotcri Perle—No; 8, specially brilliant, 9d. „ II II '■ I » \ ' | I Baxe, helio, white, 10d. extra. Fiio/iicon—A brilliant stranded cotton, 6d. „ 111 111 \ t 1 There is nothing " just as good "as " Tarantulle"; insisl upon having Tarantulle. There are no designs I'l 11 100/ \ I nearly so good as the " Pringlc" sets. They will please you. They pive the best results with least work. K ~,. , rl ~M p»i Jti • >n»iV I' Hi OUR TRACED "ready-to-work" LINGERIE IS NOT ONLY THE BEST EUT THE CHEAPEST. m IDB/, in 9 *, ™ fl? uei,ign, f I 1 m j... l . lwul .L...iiuwiii.ii»Mi».iw .-iii.jai.iliuji/jujijiiiui. i.. JI.LLMII .mt-uum nuuji..-u. '!„ UJI , Exceedingly hsiulsoiuc. ' I I I^lOl''flk?^f CT, ''ll W /I. Art Needlework Specialists Tamntulle Nightie 6/11 I I %3i-as£fl O £«sCd©' LAMBTON QUAY TamntuiiecSL 0 ,'."•■•.""• ". - 5/9 ! I . , ■ ■ ■■■ . . • , Tftvantulle Kniokprs.(closed shape).. 4/3 WL'-~ Please Address P.O. Box" 32, 'Wellington "' ' Tarantullo N.D.toko ... ... 2/6 j

~-■" THE ABOVE INQUIRY WAS MADE BY i The Minister of. Defence, "I; (SIR JAMES ALLEN) . Brigadier-General Richardson.' • " , (Comma,ndant N.Z. Expeditionary Force, England) REPLIED- , ' I Vide Wellington Evening Post, 25th June, 1917 „. ao4 d f' '"'7" m ' =3= ca » j ca gg . N.B. Firebricks N.B. Firebricks with the trouble and expense of 'e-brick- , wPSM!fy •>——J \wXCs), l \®' " ing. None so good for furnaces, gas re- jj NJ**\ /Ms " \|r W B (oris, biikore , ovens, or for firegrate PUHE OEPENOABLe WINES fe|l Luncheon er | tee"' >d for eichlwo.l" .?' nnOP M°' th ° greateßt Va,U ° ,Or promo,i "9 good health. tions toi incse, i.no tor epooial voik. | "OLEN-ROYAL" Wines (the products of tho World's Loading Vino- | Ct Tj_i 8 yards) are absolutely Pure, Fully Matured and Moderate in Price. ! Samuel Brown, Ltd. , INSIST on .. glew . RoY al" brawd COAL, GRAIN, AND TIMBER | and you will avoid the Injurious effects associated with adulterated T . . „. i? , fl\ wines of immature and Intorlop quality. Ifl 31-33 Johnston Street ... WELLINGTON. |\\ »an» // Tory Street Depot- 'Phone 2648 A *ty/A Willi? Street Depot 'Phone 1M |^-— " ' t-=sa ta ■= , ■ _: —l> «=> u s to ~«C- i

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