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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 1, 23 September 1918, Page 2

Dare we .talk. Christmas to-day? It's ' i ' l\ about "Bankys" sb_ woei think, we--may \i S w The chief reason for the mention- //, \|| 111 Iμ m & °f.. Yiiletide. is that to-day's w Vfe 111 M stocks of handkerchiefs are com- E i h P^ o well-assorted—besides, m b *%Jalli[s ~s goodness only knows what kind . lα^ \ ff s o f pnces will have to be- paid in \ • \ l/ij another three months. \ 'hi Take a little well-timed advice: fl hv in' yoiu , stock of Xnias , . 1 n "Haiikys", right away, and efif\ economies yoircannot hope . / "\ to n P n ' tne est i ye .Reason . . /' 1 'i \l Wonderful designs and remark-- % m ,l^e CQ^OUr effects are t'o be seen M Wl m souie °*' the loveliest handker- m M clncts yoii ever saw. ' - § 111 BuyXmas«Hanhy S "attheD,LC* \ ill or any day soon. // irLM&TITCHED CAMBRIC HAND- , $ / kEItCHIEFS-In line soft/makes. fl 3 11ri " 4s, 6d,, 6s, 6d,, ' 75 -" od " 1Os, 6d, ■ / an 3 Hi-JismoHED ieish linen hand- u, y \ rli..— - , IvLIICHIEItS—In wide cr narrow hems. w \\li TTCCk 1i H DAINTf■-CB-EPB DE CHENE HANdI IK \lr 9 /I fj %> jL jLJ KTjRCHrEFS With coloured borders, W if " Is. 3d! and Is. 6d. each. W /y TTA , KTT>^ r 'iho rplehratod "LI3SUE" HANDKBB- " l N *' HALNDmlK'UrllijrQ known, for their fast . f i "* iv a lung qualities, in a variety of \\ SANTi ,lftl " tv coloured borders. Is. 3d. each. V AWU Uinajfttf , vu Endless Variety of Pretty Coloured \ Printed CAMBRIC HANDKEECHIEFS y —In lmiqiio deeigiifl. .' 9d, each. ' n iTU KIST" PERSIAN. EVE, 6UDYS . PLTO, AND EILETTO JIANDKER- ' ■.. J a a CIIirPS-In colours, all designed by / , woild famous artists. Is. 3d, oach. A/ LFfIR «< KEAtSTITCffIiD ' LINEN INITIAL il. BN«U>! ffViNUKEI!,CHIEI?S-In a fine soft W i Hfea ast ) J quality Linen. Is. Cd. each. &$ H H 8 fi tE? '' Tlundiods of Different Designs in IRlftll M 9M\%m ' EMBROIDERED FANCY HANDKER- '■ m Hβ IS CHIDFS--ln Linen and Lawn. \ y From 9d. to 7s. 6d. each. « KIDDIES', ,HANDKERCHIEFS-ln all V ' / kind-, of designs that appeal to the '• \ ,' / / young folk. : From 6d. each. \ 111 CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS-In Tap Silk, with ■ coloured printed dq- n^ ; P«MB wsn on. corner.. ' '.6d. each. M

■ v/^"R3f '■•• ■■■■'■■it i ■ % CJwb ■ Weigh th ; e Bag "Meccano . is .an :'■..«» i i ■ •&*!»&! ■ : '■'.■ . ;' ":'■ , .■■ .. i. : ■ .' yturV This simple test will prove IdSE: BuilwCf* lOf. it ■fill \is h Fe/ffi*Kid contains , ..-,.;'.. "'ifmfiC more choice Oats than anv ' ' '. ' - ■ ■■'. . .':■ fflfijn substitute. And yet, OA'f•T7v«<inHc "• iUo "MfaA'■> ' Mm ' ,NAcostsno mare tobl,y, LiAualiQo tilv IVilllU* : WfM ' Although with OATINA no . ■■'. coupons are giv,en, every ; , , user gets a "prize" in the Wlum a, boy is yoting,his mind is more receptive •' ?||pffi Larger Quantitv and Su-i-ihsa at a.later stage of his life, and it is at. this. . ' perior Quality of the cereal ; period;-ihatlw'wanW.tlie most encouvagement, , . for i ««3SHll§!l%ffit itsell. hie,_futtie.'']nrelfarD , dep,ehda\enHrDly. ■;■ : '. . Start to-morrpU) with :sipn : :ofVWs brainwhile "young.'; ■' .- ; i i ■'■' /f\ fi & S/:^]vKcaI w : is;an ideal f oy, ■'. w/aßßstA'', .VA .1 111 A . : f::,/I:>:: : :: \ -■ ■'■ WMWm\ ■■ ; 'ROLLED- OATS •.for itstimulates -Ilia imaginatioiT and makes ■. him jPJlj]||Hi' ■•■■ ■.--■■■'■■•""'. :proud"of' , hie'abilit7'.to«niake eo inany reproductions ■ I '-PacUad a Bag of engineering;^orks. ; -fle; can build -working medolß - : WJthirt a Bag" of wagons;'armoured cars,/trucks, cranes, elevators,^^^^^^^^M|®^'j In 41bs. and 2()]bs. Full "wihdinUli^raUways/otc, , /;.'' ';. '". ' : : ■ ■'■' '•■ j , ■ weight-get the Larger Size. r ;~Noro.SeFwiU make about 38 modols, and the No. 6 Set about 160. In atl- | LANGDOWN VsON.'LTD.' ;dit»n to the models"shown, many others can be invented by the boy with \ Chrl«tchurch a meohanical turn'of mind. ''■ ' ' \ i I. , '' , ' ' ' " " ::■ "leccano" Consists of Bright Plated Steel' S — : strips, plates, pulleys, holts and nuts, gears, angle brackets, and tools for \ ew> 'putting the machines together. ' The boy .can start to build immediately, as | J d S^^^"^* ( |^^Sh :Wβ carry a large stock, of spare parle. Models in 'full working oMer on i H display. Prices: No. 0, 95.; 1, Us.; 2, 6d.; 3, 425.; 4, 705,; 5 (carton), rf B^M^M 110s.; 5 (wood), 1455.; 6. (wood), 2525. Write to Department "»." | f& % S H IZij W# IVIIIIS OL JL/IQUj I Hunter Street and Jervois..-Quay t Wellingfton, [ ■ '^^^msss^ !-"wr—" k —— ~—- -— — As The' Last-

FACTS Exhibiting the enormous Wastage of Cotton in War vj, No/i—Every shot fired from o lain, gun jfX? D/v> disposes of half a bale of cotton. . /v XJr^^K No. 2.—la ,t.hiee minpiboß a machine-gun (tCJ£&MJp@' i *\ in operation, will use up a balo of f^vey^-"-! cotton. ' • ' 4 'T*'ei / &? s vji No. 3.—Every warship in battle during lk^%^Jl£<v/ ' an adMon;. consumes from five to jDwM/iIV I six thousand pounds per minute. JpyVilit 111 1 1 \ 1 'No. 4-Th appalling loss of raw rnsteri- /[ 11! ill I 7 KAv> ftl which would otherwise bo de- // voted to Beneficent industrial purposes 7" ie, iiu th'o aggregate, beyond cal-, . '. ■ ■ y^TnCr**^ ! dilation. ■. ' A [h t ''K^ No. s.—Beyond the cotton used in de- Ajj . Wra structivo actions, however, the ahi I>l <U change of apparel for the troope Jβ | ij Il\ . . . liow engaged in the war alono re- / I i'i I \ considerably more than # | . il I•' \ a million bales. " /r, I \ No. 6.—Humane action, too, in attention fl' ' I, \ to and care of -the wounded util- .J I • I \ ieee more than tiventy thousand 'Iα , \ THESE FACTS SHOW LADIES, THE Uf- i _, r) IMPORTANCE OF PLACING ORDERS l"L' FOR COTTdN FROCKS AT ONCE! muth ' FRENCH CAMBRIC DBESSES- «s. 6d. JV N 'CREPE DRESSES- 525. 6d. «&i ZEPHYR DRESSES- 655. 6d. ' 21$ LamMon Qnay ? WelHngfon When you go to the 3tore, don't aay "a • | N pound of Tea pleaee," and waste both your i time and your storekeeper's, while he asks I you which tea. Make & note in your bonnet \ box that ' ' \ is the Daddy of Teas I ' and sny"a pound of REOORD'ploaso," you V | wlllihus please tho man behind the counter, \ who likes people who know what they want, * and you will also please yourself, which is | moro to the point, when you try the Dustless \ DADDY OP TEAS, \

fhsm* Groat. : OUII TAILOEING BENDERS THEM EVERLASTING. ■ .'■'■' i THE superior quality of the material used, combined with the efficient tailoring, has given our Costnrae3 and Suits a distinctively reflnd appeerauoe not to be obtained elsewhere. For the new season we have recently received an exclusive range of the latest and best ouality Tweede and Serges, which undoubtedly surpass their predecessors for their elegance and very tasteful colourings. , ,1 Both our Costumes and Suits embody evory detail of the latest styles known, and no effort is spared to ensure for our numerous clients absolute, satisfaction. lorrison 4 Pemy LADIES'AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, WILLIS' STREET 1 WEI/MNGTON. ffl Teat this Good jse «B Old English ® Relish— Piquant or Mild Most wholesome and agreeable seasoning forFleeh.FishandFowl. Adds a rich, savoury tanf; to Soups, Rarebits ' and PicnicSandwichci. P LINKS LUXURY m>' WITH ECONOMY IB w V O-H.-9 ■ ■ 1B jj