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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 29, 29 October 1918, Page 2

r:! ■ tills 'Summer, ■ and. p-| :i .' '*-Wk \ !. .v'S' I i' 1 : ' • There is ajyory close relationship existing between the I 111 II ji. '.'i?i '■ '.j •■.'■■■•■ ;•• D.I.G. Silk Section and tho Dressmaking Section. . llllllV 1: : : : v ' ! . i One exists for the other; at least so we judge by the num- | |j||||l| ;'.: t' , • ' i ber of smart dressers who invariably have their season'e gowns 11 11 11 , ;,- (•'■ .. ' ' ' ' ■.'/, made in the D.1.0. Dressmaking Section from D.I 0. Silks and 1111111 !:.'■' ■.:■'(•.. . i '. '■-.- -Lustrous Silks,-firm and weighty,, are here for your selec- ill i; ;~ tion, fine in weave, and perfect, in colouring—any kind you like II 111 It |. r . , v from the popular Japanese Silk to tho exceedingly smart : ||||||| 1| - Silks mado in the M:i nnipgham. Mills — along Man- ■' 11111 111 i "i'B 11 m '•' ningham La.ne in the Yorkshire City of Bradford. , All are 111111 l 111111 ' i / goo'd; each:has.its peculiar usej everyone, of them will give \ j 111 11 111 \r,. |; (prder your Silk Dress to. be made by the D.LG. I 111 1 i : ;-.I .■■'• i 'j : ■"■■■• ■:)■ SliltiPED JAP. SILKS—27in. wide; in . -■ ' • f |f^|lXJll.. J:. ■" ■'• , \ ,' the - lato3t American'stripes. . . ' : . -usm"" {'-v : I ;■','/" ••'••:, .' • '.. 4s. 11d. yard. NATURAL FUJI SIJLK-28/29in. wido; ESSSiSE^^, !■'■'• : *-i" -,>'' i :.---\A £ i ciu-APT Whn?TP«w ?T-RTPi?n ivAQfr ■ a splendid washing and wearing fabric. . Bi i r'\. - i ■ - * ' SMARr AMEKIOAW olKIi'JiD WASH- 5s firf 1? nrf fie nil uaiM « ;■ : ;i- ■■ h :.-. •i. ING,SATIN&-31/32in. wide; for Blouses, . SSI M '> ss ' 11d ' , 6s ' 11d - ri - '. \ !,■.;.;..,J '''. ■■; " Sports'.Qoate, etc. . 6s. Bd. yard. NATURAL TUSSORE SILKS—33/34in. i| >■'■" ■■*■" '■ " ormjTTjwn ir\Tiv eα-kttchtt -mii*;* '" ,rido; for Eroc H Underwe,vr, etc. ) ■■ . ■!..,.■ ■- STRIPED KABli) bAIvUbAU—33/3«n. ■.■•■■ n. gj *. e, -cj ....j I i; •■,••,'..■. ■■■-■"■•. ; ■ wide; for Sports Coats, etc.; very smaii ys. bd. to.bs. bd.-yard. J. i -... 5. .'. -. ■•■-.:-'.- :.-. . 13s. 6d. yard. HEAVY-WEIGHT TUSSORE SILKS- • t • ■.••:„"-. ' N , ,; :, ■ wida; Ivory grounds, with Pink, Vieux •- • ■ \ •;■'., I ' ; - Eoso,-Navjv and Blaok stripes. ■ NATURAL JAP SILKS—27in. wide. j' ;■■■■■ -1 J '■ -'; .•"■■■- . ,13s. 6d. yard. 2s. lid. to ss. Ild. yard. jj U-1-: ':..:•". -L "nSTA" WASHING SILKS - 29 /30 in. "**" Hd. and 7s. 11d. yard. | J. .:,. t., ■'„ f ■■ . g ' wide; in plain colours, also in a large ' NATURAL CHINA SILKS-27in. wido. \ S ;. ; . V I ; ; range of lateat stripes. ' 4s. 11d., ss. 11d., 6s, 11& yard, 1 j ,:; ;1 I I .•-,-, ' Bs. 11d. and 9s. 11d. yard, 3Gin. wide— , 6s. 11d. and 7s. 11d. yard. j i. S • f - i ': -■ I ■ '' i Ir .■••.■■ ...■ . {■.■:,-.'■ -....; ... . . ■ . '.! . n . \ ! '; i ' . 1/> in the fi disoount off evopjr each * '....'■*■.."' | .' ./ . '■• ■•;-■■ ■ ' pupohaee of SI; op oven ■ \ !'■ < ; ' li ■' ', -i '. • r»- . ' i' '. j i i ' i i.i ■ I ' ' f >■■:.■ I . ■■;.■ -..-■. , -iw—ej • _ , g. DK-' -80x'1478 Wellington ■■ -|

- Ihe rront Line bnn! 1 Cheery? Yes! After four yeais of War? Yes-cheerier than ever! ' There is not much cheer in the Shell Zone-but a lot of what there /i he finds in the two hundied and twenty Church Army Huts. > , *■ What have you given What are you giving [ to build them? to support them? : Keep on giving—it's all for him! Donations to: • ; ' The MU!t«rr Affalrt Cemmiltee • 20 Mufcrave Street, Wcllinston . *\ J~loflortiru TfcosuFcrs » Hon. eecroUrj in'tf.Zi-for ■ ADMV JAS.W. HENDERSON Qinreh Amy, Obhohdvillb GEO, SHIRTCLIFFE m and see for yourself how m S economical it is—how ft \ m delicious, fragrant and M -. S satisfactory. Remember to i ' . m ask for • . ff WHOLESALE AGENTS, THOMPSON BHOR.. LTD.. WELLINGTON. ; ; : ;■ V INSURE YOURSELF FROM LOSS FROM J/. , - ■ ■-• F!RE, FALL, OX BURGLARS, - ' " Bf laetklllDß one of theeo Onlebratcfl Sates. TvteUe ooraer steel OfiSii b«. 1 ' (clot Iβ oonitruotloD! contaiei Ml the essential toints that ate necceuatjr f« i ' . rcliablllty. 1 NO RATNER SAFE HAS EVER HAD ITS CONTENTS DESTROYED I BY FIRE. NO RATNER SAFE HAS BEEN ENTERED BY BURGLARS. ' Its form 'of eonetruotlon allont W to fall from anr helffht wlthont bureUns- ! • therefore abaolnte security. BEITIBH MADR, Write for particulars or call and aeetbo soods 61 I Ifeiffli IlifH GLASS I MDWJt COMPANY, lid ; Mi jj, (4 CODBTBH4I PUOB. WBtHNQTON AGENTS.

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