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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 57, 2 December 1918, Page 4

;-■■ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LTD. ; . ~ "FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE-' i . ■ ;' ■;' . ? -*— ! DISCHARGED FROM CAMP AND • BACK TOs CIVIL LIFE- - NOW YOU NEED A COMPLETE OUTFIT i's • .Men, no longer can you wear the clothes issued to you from the i■: ,: .'■ Q.M. Stores, no more khaki or denims, but once again the smart attire ! ■■'■.' of the civilian. You, anions hundreds of others, are anxious to equip ;'■■<■'; • yourself thoroughly and quickly, and hero you will lind your needs ', '-.'•'•■' .'- Wily anticipated. OUR MEN'S WEAR SECTION AS SOON AS YOU CAN AND CHOOSE ;',".' YOUR OUTFIT FROM THE BEST THE WORLD PRODUCES. NOTE !-■■:-. ' THESE. , !-.'•' ■ if JOHN BARRAN'S BEADY-TCWEAK SUITS-Tailor-made, in Tweeds and .' ; Worsteds;'assorted Grevs, Browns, and Fawns; a pood business suit. . . , 845., 955., 1055., 110s. 1155., to £6 6s. ! j: LOUNGE SUITS-In assorted Grey Flannel; English tailored; with or without j ■' yjjfc 555., 635., 755., 845., 30s. ;' SPORTS OR GOLF SUITS-In Donegal, Homespun, and other good Tweeds j'roll ;;,;■ collar and cuff bottoms. 555., 655., ios., 84s„ Sss. i i GREY FLANNEL SCOUTS SUITS-Assorted colours; perfect fitting; suitable for i.v. : :. ; summer.and holiday wear. . . ' 495. 6d., 555., 635„ 70s. COATS ONLY-As worn with flannel trousers; in assorted Donegal, i ') '■" Homespun, and other good Tweeds. 395, 6d„ «s„ 435. 6d„ 555„ 595. 6d. ! i MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS--In assorted plain Greys and Fawns, rlso in 1 "' Oriental designs, girdles to match. ■ !'■;•'■ ~'•'' 395. 6d.,'495. 6d., 555., 655., /55,, 845., to 975, 6d. i ' BATH GOWNS-Assorted Pink and Blue stripes; best English towelling j i ■-, 355. and pss, od. j < SADDLE AND WORSTED TROUSERS-English and Colonial 6d j TUNIC, SHIRTS-In coloured stripes. 75., 3s. 6d., 10s. 6d, i : PYJAMAS-In Ceylon and fancy cottons. 13s, 6d., 16s. 6d., 18s., 225. 6d, f MEN'S LOUNGE FELT HATS-In Greys and Fawns, with Hack hands. ' ; ■* 18s. 6d., 215,, ?2s, 6d., to 355. ■ V MEN'S VELOUR HATS-In Blacks, preys, Fawns, and Natural. 375. bd. to bUs. '■'"it ANY ALTERATION NECESSARY WILL DO THEM FOR A VERY SMALL' EXTRA CHARGE. CALL! i ••'. . ". . *— : KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. :'■' E. HANNAH & CO., LTD, I . .': i -«- ! i • THE CORRECT AND POPULAR STYLES IN ;.. : ;:. .■' ■'.LADIES''' WHITE FOOTWEAR . ! ' Smarter and more becoming than ever are the novelties in Whits ■ '. , Footwear which we are now displaying. '"'"'■ COMFORT AND SERVICE, COMBINED ,WITH SMART APPBAR- ; . ANCE ALL TEND TO ENHANCE THE VALUE OF EVERY PAIR, . j FULL STOCKS NOW, READY FOR YOUR SELECTION. i WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS BALS-C. and J. Clark's make. 255. '■ i WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS (COURT AND DERBY) SHOES. 21s. i 1 MAIDS'WHITE CANVAS.DERBY (AND HEEL-BAR) SHOES. 11s. 6d. !■' WOMEN'S WHITE POPLIN DERBY SHOES- 12s. 6d. ! WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS COURT SHOES.. 12s. 6d. ! WOMEN'S WHITE POPLIN ANKLE-BAR SHOES.' i 11s. 6ff. !". GIRLS'WHITE CANVAS ONE-BAR (AND DERBY) SHOES. " ■ ■ 1 to 10, Bs, lid,; 11 to 1,,95, 6d. , • ~ ■ ' . i • \:: ,, E. HANNAH & CO., LTD., - ; 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, ; . , WELLINGTON. . ' ['HAVE YOUR FILMS '■'•'DEVELOPED AT WATERWORTH'S That "snap" that has cost you both time and trouble to get—those r • pictures you prize—those photos you'simply couldn't) take again if you wanted to—you ought to ensure to yourself the very best attention ':.■.'_ and know for lertain they'll get the most expert treatment. This '•".'''■' you can do by taking them to Waterworths. i .tEAVETHEM TO-DAY-THEY'RE READY TO-MORROW! ■ ■ Your films will be handled wi fch expedition—there's no unnecessary ; delay—no long waits; each day's work is handled daily, and in a manj ner worthy to maintain and enhance our already high 'reputation. ji ONE'TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. jfe : , WATERWOETHS LTD.- ■ •';.::." the ansco people . LAMBTON QUAY . (next Kelburn Tram), WELLINGTON. ' . ■ And at 58 Queen Street, Auckland. ■

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!■ . MB. JAMES KAY, ';'X CUTTER of the Best London Esperi- :' ence, has joined I' MILLIGAN'S TAILORING ! STAFF, ;':•• , , RELBURN AVENTJE. ; ■' ■' \ ' /Jj-ONDON AND. LANCASHIRE \. FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. :J : JTEB.-Lowest Kates and Prompt Settlements. ' MARINE.-AU Classes Covered, including '.; Personal Luggage against All Risks. '■. : ACCIDENT.— Employers' .Liability, and o most Liboral Personal ' Accident • Polioy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY TO POLICYHOLDERS, ! ,£6,249,479. Pull information can be obtained at I '■'. JOHNSTON &.CO., LTD., !: CHIEF AGENTS & ATTORNEYS, ;; '■ WELLINGTON. ■ ' ■ ■■ " ' ' ; INGERSOLL MADE A FORTUNE. HE took a big clock, whittled it down into a -watch,- and had it patented. ;•! Perhaps you have a similar idea. Get it !'patented. "Inventor's Guide" free from '■Baldwin and Ray ward. Patent Attor--1 neys, 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington. TO READERS. ! fTO avoid disappointment readers of i '£- "The Dominion" nro urged to snb- . »cribs for a regular period through the i.i pearest agent (namo on application). ', Prepaid Subscription Rates are:— i 3 months, (i months. Yearly. : fjfrom Agent ... 12 0 13 6 2 6 0 ! .posted 15 3 110 0 219 0 ! Extra far booking 10 0 2 6 0 6 0 \ Prepayment effects a 6avlng, ensures' ;■ tcgulni' supply, and avoids waste of | naper. In view of the extreme difficulty , |n prr Turing adequate supplies of paper r (or a la*o e an & growing circulation, [' fevoid; ;ce of waste is very necessary, i: gnd tV.9 assistanos of the publio to this '\_&A is asked for.

NAZOL FOR CONVALESCENTS. ■ The convalescent Influenza patient, unless he takes duo precautions, is a danger to every person ho meets. Everyone recovering Trom Influenza or Pneumonia should frequently inhale through a handkerchief sprinkled with a few drops of NAZOL, and when sneezing or coughing | should cover both mouth and noso with ' a handkerchief so prepared. NAZOL is a powerful, non-irritant, eafe gormicide. Only Is. 6d., '