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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 136, 4 March 1919, Page 2

I" - QUAUTY|, : . ,' ' § Here "is a Conundrum How many Blotises | | should a woman possess* ' | % There is but one answer: There is no limit to the number, of . « It- % . D.I 0. Blouses any woman may own. jl "";' » , ,And now that the new blouses for the;'new'.season' jire ihere,.'.it.'is.. ..' ■J| '*- h .. high timo to think of securing the best; choice..' • '•—' ...:'\ *■"■'.".:; "V '".■ " .« || Oh,'they are dainty! Every blouse in the D.1.0. is a perfect M » „ picture of giace and comeliness,, h § Theic are delightful Silk JBlouses, dainty Crcpe-de-chene Blouses; . j| i Blouses in Georgette, Ninon, de Lairic, fine flannel—So you see beauty ft and utility, daintiness and service; are inseparable, in D.1.0; Blouses. «a it v No Woman can have.,too: many DiLG- | - 1 n§H .Blouses, • • rrfA f 1 HfIP DAINTY BLOUSE, in pink Georgette, inset sleeves; sailor collar, |||fe || & front embroidered in colours, hemstitched 46/6 J; BLOUSE IN IVOEY CREPE-DE-CHINE, roll collar, satin yoke |' across back, front finely tucked, sleeves .with turn back cuff J BLOUSE IN CREME NET, roll coHaredged-val. shoulder yoke, and' ;.•■; § a sleeves inset with hemstitching 63/- a f . BLOUSE IN. IVORY GEORGETTE, pointed yoke inset sleeves, hem- | s stitched, finished'with frilla't wrist 76/6 1 § CHAMPAGNE CREPE-DE-OHINE BLOUSE'.roII collar;'embroider- § % • ed self "colours, shoulder yoke fastened in front with large M ff pearl button . 63/- || • If DAINTY BLOUSE IN SKY NINON, sailor collar, neck square in & % front, trimmed'val. sleeve with turn back cuff 67/6 j| I DJLC ..Box 1478 •• '>'> :; " '.Wellington 1 6 1/- In tfaa A discount off ovary cash JX « pupohaea of ' £1. op ovom. w $ I" " »i'ihii!..mh."" m; I'l.mi m

H ' ' C ■' u K you give your attention to iny form of [< [j digestive derangement from which you >< N may suffer,, the greater your chance of JJ * escaping iil-heaith and disease. Irrcgu- » X laxities in this department. of the' piiysical " ■ * economy are frequent,' and though ihey * K may not be immediately serious,' and need N M occasion no undue. alarm, still' they x H should'rieveivbe disregarded. It is cer- J N tainly true that delay in dealing with •) % digestive trouble might prove disastrous, jj H and.in view of ibis possibility, it is well N . X to be upon the safe side ahd'to seek, at [j X on:e, the. assistance of some suitable M •J '" Wredivc remedy., if jj jj.. ; v joii : take r V r 3 jj'lmmediately-',ariy.'.'signsl.of..'digestive dis-. jj "j $-order,'apbesr,; ■;youvvviil,;cef be < I acting with wisdarri.'-"' -This famous x ■ medicine has an exce'llent reputition'for relieving:,and removing ailments such K •as biliousness, constipation, headaches, j< heartburn arid..flatulence.. It.restores H the appetite .and purifies the blood. Iris-, M hardly possible to take Bcecham's Pills x E ..Many time without feeling. jj E ;■■: Sold'ta'tores, labelled prlw [j £ W{.M!)i!I»),l/li(56pmOa : 2/91£9pUI«). M ' Match! KhenuialinfyOXygena■- has dismissed it from the ailmonta which neonle are comuellcd to. suffer, because there is no remedy. You who suffer from ItHEUMA.TI9M,' • SCIATICA, or KIN DEED TROUBLES can learn how hundreds havebeen cured to stay cured. Wc can show you the record dating back many yoarß* and tho list of grateful people is mountinp by leaps and bounds. • Hero is an extract from one .testimonial:— Mr. Dickson, 62 Bannister Street, Masterton. says: "It's a wonderful remedy. No one need suffer from RHEUMATISM if they only irive your -remedy, a fair trial." The" original of this testimonial and many others can be seen at the Company's Booms. . ' . "• That is the -word of experience, and if you suffer it will pay you to inquire. Our free' Uooltiet tells the story. Fill in the Coupon and one will be sent to you -without, delay. . • ..i. . FREE COUPON.. Tho Dominion Rheumatic Cure Ptv.. Ltd. ' ,';*,; Hellaby's Bldgs., Box M 9; Auckland.' .'.;.'-.-• Name , „ ~„ " Address ■ , , •■please 6cnd mo <t'frce book about rhoumatism. mentioned in "The Dominion." Wellington. G95 Do You Fear f > the Barber? [ e^m f#py #«) -SEA \fi&,<s /tjf*&] fW *3\, pM > •If you have pimples or tender akin susceptible to barber's rash try lSxmu'zol— it has proven remarkably successful in curing obstinate facial disfigurements. Seliof usually follows tho iirst applications and a few weeks' treatment generally effects a permanent cure. Why bo a..m'artyr to Bkln trouWo? Exmezol has'cured hundreds o( eases ol Eczema, Vtiricose Ulcers, Psoriasis and oilier skin irritaUonsVand will euro you. At chemists and stores 2/8 a jnr, or V- post. froo, trom ')" Chhs. A. Fletcher, Chemist, Wellington cure

j - NEW -CARPETS. '/s : i • ■ ENGLISH. AXMINSffi|S.f Z i fi'vyThe. Genuine -Axiuuisfer is a splendid Carpet in-,every V'■: I "way. Axminsters possess a fineness in .texture per- . ''''•, ; and ..at the same tiinev-. . :..' i . /'durable soft effects and blends that can be obtained; ?f ' ■' in.,any,-.6f.,the..otliors ) : : wliicli:arß necessarily;coarser.; ';■ \> : \ weaves.',. ' , •;;.; . Axminsters .are beautiful—they are pretty and . : . ''<?"■ artistic to the eye in every room, every shade, and V. ; every degree of, light. Their very fineness guarantees •■;'■_ f '--'an'excellent wearing carpet. .The tread is ah-ays '■-.■■ ; soft'and most luxurious.- Truly the floor covering "- '.■ :. of ease and elegance. • The latest novelties' in Moor ".' \ : Coverings. - New showings this month in Carpets. ":'. -'")-: : -Axminsters incomplete display. Our stock just 'V "now is very complete 1 and varied.- All the-new r'i ..; '5 ' dainty drawing-room effects in; simple as well as the ' • ii- •- more intricate patterns up to the most elaborate . ~' :: \[ flowing styles. • . ■ ' :;:, ;K : feEORGE : WINDER; ; ; , "Where the Cars Stop and the Crowds Shop" r — Wellington" Convalescent— , ; When your digestion is weak : and-; : your . vitality lowWhen so much is expected from so little ; food— ,"'"'■' : When it's essential that every hour, should :--.-' - - record progress towards • .normal ■ health— THEN you should see that you have a food of concentrated goodness. One of the finest strength-builders;known to 'v medical science is _ >. -;'.■ [ Doctors Cretin o 9 Grdate;; Doctofa—experienced nurses—eminent dietetic authorities—all are-united on the phenomenal food value qf Groats. Of all the known foods for convalescents it possesses the: highest percentage of carbohydrates, the energy-producer and tissue-builder. Doctor's Cream *o Groats assists nature in quickly building the waste ti«sues—it tones the tired and overtaxed - nerves—it\ ■■■: braces, the'.,body .and rejuvenates the constitution, gradually arid surely bringing the patient back to normal health. Get a packet to*day from your grocer All Grocers sell Doctors Cream o' Groats—and you can rely on it being always fresh. Itis made in New Zealand and guaranteed f yy i pan by the manufacturers—Fleming & Co., Ltd,, the renowned makers'.'of Thistle. Semolina, Thistle Oatmeal, Creamoato, Milt > /Oaties, Snowball Flour, etc,