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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 69, 16 December 1918, Page 2

I ImK .Christmas without a DIG Blouse". :^m ' ' : "1« or,two would be But half what it,: VII \ '.shouß'he' . I The smarter the dresser the smarter her blouses must be; •/ ■ AW:jfW' ".■ the more important the occasion for wearing a blouse the more \ Aflf • >' ' '■ critical and.careful should be its choice. \M|w ; / -.'--'-.':\.' - Wi¥ ■ D.I.C. Blouses v for the Christmas Holidays are in the- • 'vAflfj/ '.' , '.ty&4.M x nature of Bargain Offerings—these, are price concessions which ■ 'mf&M ' • Ahovo-all monetary considerations is.the transcendancy of \d'i&f I AgiM&M /'.■ beauty and charm which typifies all D.I.C. Blouses. '.. W$ B/M I i).IX. CMisSmss M@M§es are c %-wM ■ <■ Fasliion's Fairest Cliarissers ■ \J[Kf) '" ■ (•VJvft'*/ WHITE VOILE BLOUSES—Shoulder yoke and sleeve in one, daintily em- %, \J ■"" i'P'.te/. . broidsred and trimmed with insertion, back .tucked, sleeves finished lE. ./ I .;;;.' .'M-F ff 'witn dainty cut. XJsnally 395.. • For 265. 6d. . "V•?%•"'L/ • 'Ik lis 1 *' hL BLOUSES IN WHITE VOILE—Turn -dawn "niimlin collara, shoulder yoke .....■„s '% .7 ' and sleeve in on«; fronts and coUnr'embroidered; -Usually- 1&. (id. \\ *•& IJ '■ '*"'' : ''-'' • m§ls%Z\ffi WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSB.'r-Inset oleeve,' hemstitched sailor collar, WkK.*'ll **''• ' f r o nt 3 henistitohed, tucked, and embroidered. .. .Usnally 12?. Gd. WL\§Zl] " MWMfjfflffi WHITE- VOILE BlX)uWiS—Tiirn-dbwii collar; edged -Vol., fronts embro'id- "■C^.Ml'^M ' '■' I- " and hemstitched. •Usually'l4s', 3d; For 12s. 3d. \\s f 7 ' ' •'-.- WHITE VOILE BLOUSES—SaiIor collar., with; double row of. hemstitch-. <tSJ W ji y ! ..... W 'Miy,\ . ing t . fronts box-pleated and embroidered. Usually 12s. Gd. For 9s. 9d. ; • l^Wsjf/f *""" W'Wi Vt " ■ WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES-Smartly tucked,, large collar and revers,. \r'§/&•;/ ■ ■- "-irf*'-W t 'J ■•■'. eflged embroidery. Usually 13c. 9d.... For 11s. 3d. ' | *WM ': f^sm™M ■''"-•'■•-..WIIITETOILE BLOUSER-Eronts embroidered, tack;d.and hemstitched; W ff/S)i '■■'' '' ' . deep sailor colW.trimmsd to correspond. Usually 123. (id. Wwivw : ' ' I PLMN..WHITE..MUSLIK T BLOUSE-Sailor collar, hemstitched, fastened . -.Magic Cave Hours: io.3Oa.pa.So 12.30p.in. , ;'■•' ' -2,80 .'p.in.'"'Bo/5.80 p.m. dally*; %^f[i '•'''o|o n • ■ Admission 6d.—cveryomjßl' .■' ffr.i./

The $roj>ostd J|i J| Anglicatt jH| ||L wiliiiiiVo □ a The Trials of War— The Triumphs of Victory— The Blessings of ■ Peace—r- '■' Years hence—when the greatest war of history is but a memory and the trials of war and the triumphs of.. victory are 1 recounted to the children of future generations, the Wellington Anglican Cathedral will be pointed to as having been built by a grateful people as a thanlcoffering for the blessings of peace.' fl Grear ' . mmotm To-day it is your opportunity to express in practical form your thankfulness to God and your gratitude to those who have won foryou the blessings of a victorious peace. Ofeßetr ■ ■ will be a building of National interest—a Church the doors of which will always be open, wherein the public will have access to any seat, and no pew rents will be charged— a Church suitable for the conducting of dignified serviccson occasions of National rejoicing or mourning. All who are desirous of contributing to this Great ■ Thankoffering and Memorial are requeitcd to communicate at once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, R-v. C. F. Askew, St. Mirk's Vicarage, Welling' ton. Contributions or promicas may be spread over a, period of five years. Government Slock and War ' Bonds will be accepted. Legacies also may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Trus■teer 0

® v**—~ ~T$? ;■: Economical Conveniences that Improve tile Ballroom - .An;attractive and sanitary Bathroom makes your:.morning bath aMai pleasure. Your bath will be more enjoyable- with all the accessories '■ ready at hand. ■ . ~' [ . . , Convenient soap and sponge holders, towels on bars, placed withineasy reach, ' ' '■ ■■• "'';:. Make a World of Difference in Comfort. The necessity for these small accessories is so urgent-that i| is a sacrifice to'.dispense 'with any of thorn, and it is extremely difficult 'to piim an equipment for the average bathroom without including a reasonable number of these fixtures. You need a glass shelf for the Continuously Used Toilet Preparations, as well as a shelf for clean towels, towel i bars, soap dishes, soap and brush holders, tumbler holders tooth brush holders,. hooks for clothing, razor "strops;• and water bag, bath scats, shaving'mug and brush holders,. etc. ■■/•-" , i . ;. . Call in and inspect the large stock which is now on show. B. W,Mil!s & Co, Ltd.; .... Hunter Street and J'efvois Quay, Wellington. ,

Any lier of Suggestions I ' J|. To Answer the Gift Problem Here 4mM l\ Christmas' is but KjgHt Days, so J 1 mWsy m^K there's no time to lose. j" /Jffil jf -*TkCi WEUIGWSIDHL Glfl MSE Jjwjfir •..is'splendidly ready with hosts of beau- j«iy«i 7. M/fifl? 6Ow •$ 1 tifill,- new, and useful things to wear. y a I 111 Mil .'; ■ . FOR LADIES. , j _>^flii\]| ' PLAIN SILK SPORTS COATS- Wilf l\ \ ftt 635., 755., 845., 90s. J 1 \W\- if |>» ' SILK STOCKINGS-Lislc tops. 7s, 6d. " \l/ \p\\ I \ SILK BLOUSES- From 16s. ud, to 635. J prf .li » li \ ; LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS- - 'J' ft *l. 1 \ RAINPROOF COATS- " "'' ' 90s* j I \{ \ '» § •DRESSING GOWNS- ■> 80s. .J) 'l| Jf. J PANAMA HATS- . . 13s. 6d. Tm=**im SILK BLOOMERS- ' 10s.'6d. ..I "%Jflßf IM '■'• BATHING COSTUMES- 11s. Cd. •;' :'• '"JAEGER UNDER WEAR;" .< ' j W ■ ""^ FOR GENTLEMEN. SPORTS COATS- 30s/ SOFT PELT .HATSRAINPROOF COATS- 84s. 17s. 6d„ 19s. 6d„ 215,, 255, ■DRESSING GOWNS- ' SILK SOCKS- ss. 6d., 7s. 6d. From 395. 6d. to 5 guineas. STRAW BOATERS-' 12s. Gd. SILK TIES- '' SILK TENNIS SHIR.TS2s. 6d., 35.'.6 d., 4s. 9d;, ss. 6d.; 6s. 6d. 17s. fid., 215., 255, SILK lIANDKEBCIIIEi'S- INITIAL HANDKERCHIBI'S3s. 6d., 4s, 6d., ss. 6d., 6s. 6d. .•'•.,,.' Is. each. : . •■•■"■' "JAEGER UNDERWEAR," ■ MAIL YOUR TO-DAY FOR ; GIFT GOODS. DA VIQ. fH fT AWP a,l ' es ' art(l cnt ! e,l^n ' s Outfitters AVIIJ & LMlMj' '.2l6Lambton Quay, Wellington. ':

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TBEATISE ON THE BEST METHOD Mil PERMANENTLY DESTKOYING SUPERFLUOUS JTA.LR. Most preparations sold for the purpose aro simply depilatories which have no further power than to hum off (lie hair level with llio skin, and,, in most instances, hum the skin also. Thin barbarous treatment has now beon replaced by a scientific remedy called KULDAH-V Why suffer painful olectrolysis? Why take the risk of a worse disfigurement when you can, in tho privacy of your own home, in a dignified, simple vny, remove tho worst growth? Prico, 6s. (id. Posted iu plain sealed wrapper to any address, Cd. extra. So'd by Geo. Jlee, Chemist, Lambton Qunyi\Wellington,