Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 15, 12 October 1918, Page 4

i - J|f /J j ' 'You can always trust Nature to J®k*T IfJUi ;' '' guide her subjects aright. j M I I jj* ■ ' Jees foregather around the J/A l\\ i |j h \ 1 0. honeycomb because they find deleot- \l i i 11 "\ w£q 8 a^e are * nere i n> jI / | \y\ fvljjps l '* Smart dressers, too, are to be j(M | n& found hovering around the Blouse |M\ | I™ Section of the D.I.C. because it is If\ \ , J //Ik ' there the daintiest and most delight- j V\V 3 : y'J ■. ful creations in the world of fash-' \V J i ' f. J ion are to be found. raj %.■ 'M Quite a natural law in.the physi- ///j ] Ito TVTIf '11 cal world—and why not 2 The beau- J j Wi Kj!? , il^ > 'S ties of present day'blouses are more / S m\ W IAC'iLI UCW'W varied than the fruit of an orchard. / / ~_ \/j Many perfectly wondrous designs 1)1^ i ■ yA rf <f > and ideas are to be seen at the M ■'' '1 gather around. D - Lato - day - .. I IIM &> Will you be an early visitor to y a ! ///$ > the D.I.C. Showroom? YAM 17 A\» U/\«/>l7/*A«rtk BLOUSE IN WHITE VOILE- If / IHt EOIICYGOIJIP ' Turn-down collar, trimmed with § M , * filet medallions and edged with Jli ffl Yal., shoulder yoke, sleeves inset. //jj ; 1 \ IVORY GEORGETTE BLOUSE- / / \ a ' Turn-down collar, sleeves inset, \{lg ' V.» shoulder yoke, trimmed with wide J M W ~_ beading and self buttons. j &| M OQ „-—« WHITE VOILE BLOUSE-Square !I \ i f'/jj \A. / / /milSlpT?*& yoke of VaJ., fronts embroidered, i\• v \ (lil I 1 fastened with small crochet but- | \\\| Iff/ ml! tons, turn-back cuff. 30/-. | \|| J • if BLOUSE IN WHITE MUSLIN- II j |H $$0 (y \*'M Roll collar, trimmed Val. inser- FmA I™ Ms //M : ** on . e^S'n ß > i nse t sleeves, /Kfl I VV \M/ IVORY CREPE DE-.OHENE I'/ 1 1 Wl -A-\ BLOUSE-Deep sailor collar, \M | ft/ S S gathered on shoulders, hemstitch- j M | Ml . ' ' : " hml ec *' ant * f M * w^n P ear ' ' fl\ 1 i I//I I ~ IRISH HAND-EMBROIDERED iS.SI if wl ' gallop ; BLOUSE-Deep sailor collar, W V !#// I r \ edged filet, sleeves inset, shoulders '^\f| |M/ 9 v ' ■ slightly gathered, embroidered j ;' j|| fvl ' D,LC ? 80XJ478 WELLINGTON _.■W J?

I-" -if : )lm : : From Orchard -B» ;;,; C; / v •' <sr<ic% ■"■ ■_ ■'' *<> Table* §|W ■ ' H•'■•■'' S -■■<(?-■ . 'If , H-yo» picked, apricots in your »» !• . *[V '.■■'. -h: ■|| ow " 8f den and made thern into $f$S$U f/<-4' \ p J am W'th No. 1 sugar, within a |§W7 . ■' \» $T f ew nours picking, you HK ;/■; ';' C . : .t. would be doing practically what is done feuWf '•■'■" : vf/f '~ , , at lne S re »t St. Gcoreeitin kitchen?. H&-LKt Wt?3H|'■^•^ I ft • ' Gen'™'Otago apricots—juicy and Iu»- i'|S§S i ■'■'■" vs§sf ■■■; -- -. '• -^> C '9 U ? , .'...T^:?! ol >M are removed—belt r ■-' ~ -•■'■'■■ 'Ws§Wo ' '" s " " a '^ded—nblliing else—and l^lflfi • ihe jam is made in sanitary steam-heated PSSsf i : S'?-SA : P double alaminium boilers., Trjr St. : ftww' $$$& % . ■■George Apricot Jam; I Packed in sol- EJM : '. ofsssMW' '■■'''''■VI&P the jam >ou would make--deltcioui I jlgl/P.. ;..- I Can we aid you In j j.\• | : K Brightening your Home? j i • ! ; ' 3ni3[Bra m pastpioads 9ABt[ 8M sii!3i wj |j i- | Loose. Covers,, those useful aids to 3 j :,. brightening a home. .Wa ate expsrts i , . ■ in this. department,, and we are at your { !.■ v',.:'. ■ ■ eervicfl. ' '■' \ I 111 large selection of Shadow tas 1 oilier Coverings. j •, l V-'.V /: ' - ■ j : i ;Wo are already very, busy, and owing to a limited supply of labour we , j ..;■>•. j ■-■■ advise olients to place their orders early;' All wort executed with j i . |.' the greatest oaro, and at the, lowest possible < charge.', "Will you call \ j : : ..;' I ■',' to-day. , ' , , . „. Pi i EDWARP'COLLIE P Ltd "S^k It. ■ -is. *J 1 i° — M y * io/fa _««»*«aoS!!)ri^>^ THE LAY OF THE j SINQINO',.THE "/./ ; ¥ ahpwnaL£soA& N | # Moss % : i'H l/fl Absolute free from narcotics anil bS ' Bral If ff^'WWffl I v ■"' l« harmful drugß, Bonniugton'e ! »_|°- ll ' Ima- il r%srlv2i mif Jpi f® : w ofiloaoionß ' No other remedy is so ' JatI 1 1 P ® • modioinefor6oyears (, 138

I The Great Hair Tonic j [I for the Whole Family j | CURES DANDRUFF, SCALP IREI- | I TATION, STOPS' HAIR'' FALLING, | (f MAKES .THE HAIK GHCW. | 5 TF your hair'is too dry or two oily, jjj j" if it is oplittins at the ends and i | looks lifeleas, if tho scalp is too I S : tight and if tho hair roots are f (5 sore when you rub thoin, and it tho gj '4 'hair is falling out' and thn bulb on ijj a the ond is dry and hard, then your S K scalp needs a good tonic DON- it S ; NELLY'S HAIR RESTORER is a £ If real soalp tonio and hair food. It « J builds up tho hair tissue, foods the i j soalp and brings the hair baok to $ s good health, makes it Brow lon&ror. 8 ;t makes it nice, soft, and glossy, and | S oleans till scurf and dandruff from 5 ■I the scalp..- Mothers, you will find (3 i DONNELLY'S HAIR RESTORER- $ } will prrcatly improve your little <! s girls' hair and mate it grow long, (j S soft, and glossy. I jjj, ' SPECIAL NOTICE. j $ DONNELLY'S HAIR RESTORER ] S ■ is made in two grades-No. 1, for S ij, dry hair; No. 2, for oily hair. » $ • Sold by all Hairdressers, Chemists, jj 5 and Grocers in New Zealand at a | 3s. 6d> bottle; by mail 6d. extra. 5 i DONNELLY AND SON, I | ... 65 VIVIAN ST., WELLINGTON. 1 S Also Sydney, (Aur.), San Francisco 1 \ (U.S.A.). | | Established, Half a Century. M W . is the new I . Sauce imported \ | from - England. ■" I i v ! j] It is made by' blending to- j jjj gether the most delicious | | Oriental fruits and; spices, jj I with Pure Malt Vinegar by a | S secret process. $ I S f- ' H.P. being thick and fruity, | | does not flow all over the plate, p t ■ i s Buy a bottle to-day. :j Thoro ere many women Hull'mlnK l'rom 'jiotcnv Bkins and facial blKiilshos who are almost atraiil to look in a mirror, anil fool embarrassed nnrt self-conscious before strangers. Such annoying disfigurements can now be effectively cured at small »t by applying Exmazol. It baa enrod himaratls of stnbborn cases ot Eczema (chronic and aoute) Varicoso Ulcers, Aono aud skin irritations eononUy. Try a jar to-day. 2/8 at chemists and stores or 3/- post free, from 41 Cbas. A. Fletcher, Chemist, Wellington • ■ . . THE SIUNJZ.URE