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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 130, 26 February 1919, Page 2

You Men! The weather prophet is I .fickle; you don't know what is coming I "-; next™-hail> rain or snow* ;: "-■ I Doesn't that suggest to you the wisdom of being prepared j| for the onslaughts of any kind of weather that may come along. ■ a At this unseasonable period of the year wo can expect - O 1 'Spx - changeable v^ather— one day hot, the next day cold. 1 Sm'Jl " Don't molt ono day arid shiver the next; get in. a-' supply. : |TO % I II / of scasonablo underwear and fortify your body against all IfiS S Jwr J usfc as tn ' s montn o'i February comes to a close the D.I.C. H SALTAN* begins to open up the finest Underwear for men in the world— 1 New Zealand grown wool spun and woven in New .Zealand St. mills—fine stuff, quality guaranteed. Come in and examine jf the splendid qualities and workmanship. ' t J| DJLG Winter Underwear for Men is Good for the Health, 1 FINE WEIGHT COTTON'AND WOOL SINGLETS AND UNDER- ■■' ' § v 'PANTS ..''., ' . ' ' D.1.0. Price, 5/6 ■ M NATURAL CASHMERE SINGLETS AND UNDERPANTS, excel- ■" f • lent wear, prices right. Short men's, men's, tod .out men's g sizes in stock : D.1.0. Prices, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6 f COLONIAL ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SINGLETS , AND UNDER- 1. PANTS, medium and light weight : . -. • g , D.1.0. Prices, 11/6, 12/6, 13/6 and 14/6 « WOLSEY UNDERWEAR, in medium and light weights. , Long or, , If ehort eleevee . , D.1.0. Prices, 17/9, 18/3, 19/9 and 21/-. .;•; S ' ' PESOO UNDERWEAR, in various weights and qualities at old prices ' *'- D.1.0. Prices, 14/9, 16/9, 16/9 and 17/6 ■ || D.LG Box i|7B .:. p Wellington 1 Eln the S dlooount of? every onah % purehaao of dJI os> ovan ■ |/

NEW CARPETS. :.' : ' ' ENGLISH AXMINSTEES. " The Genuine Axininster is a splendid Carpet in every . ; way. Axminsters possess a fineness in'-'testure permitting more deligntful—and at the same- time— durable soft eftects and blends that can be obtained in any of the others, which are necessarily coarser weaves. ' ; ? 'Asminsters are beautiful—they are, pretty and, artistic to the eye in every room, every shade, : . and • every degree of light. Their veiy fineness guarantees a'n excellent wearing carpet. The tread is always soft and most luxurious. Truly the floor covering , of ease and elegance. The latest novelties in Floor '. Coverings, ftew showings this month in Carpets. ' A'xminsters in complete display. Our stock just now is very complete, and varied. • All the new " dainty "drawing-room effects in simple as well as the more intricate patterns up to the most .elaborate , ' flowing styles. '.: . . "Where the Cars Stop and the Crowds Shop " Winder's Busy Corner — Wellington ' OF . ' ■.■■;•■•' ■ ;.' No. 2: •'.; v.. ":, :' ** Lipton-au-Lait'' Make the for, Quality, : / of course—a good deal stronger than • iißual. Serve with it a big jug of very hot milk—but not boiling. .■■-•■ Mix in the oup in proportion of about . "Ifvbu Want two-thirds tea and one-third milk—or th B tTea half-and-half if you prefer it. —go to the in fact "Hot Milk Tea" is served exFirm that actly like morning coffee—But to make GROWS it! - asuoooßsyoumuetuße —*. - ' Axminster, Wilton Pile, libel and Indian | Thew name 3 nre always associated Trith - good caipote. S r ou will find a very lino fe;ii> l l*S^iij3iSi l .iiE?' find nrtietic /vrroy of ■ wfy Carpet Squares and Rugs at Williams , .-^|ffi|| All tho well-known ninkee are here re- i^^|i ''} prosonted, and oui etuot adherence to > F "'■ % ! (lie policy of economy has mado all \' \i prices vory moderate. ij,' There's•• every likelihood of a severe Win- i^2 '&'■ I' ter ahead—cosy Carpets, Squares, and i "iii' Eug9 will be thrico welcjni'Ml. *'•'•'' Noto oiir only address—no connection i^^li!' with any other firm of similar r.amu. .' ' " '."• '" S. S, Williams &> Coo 9 Ltd., I 1 Forniture-Manufacturers, 117 Taranaki Street, Wellington I