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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 181, 26 April 1919, Page 5

Visit Wellington's Busiest Store For Courtesy, Attention, Value, when purchasing Haberdashery. We make a new showing oi PARTICULAR INTEREST —-|| 'at this, Season, . - — HOSIERY. . LADIES' ALL WOOL HOSE-Hcavy N.Z. knit', for mMk wear, comfort, and smart appearancc; in Brown, ' Heather, Khaki, Mid and Dark Grey, and Black. ypjjjfit ' |||l|j|sr Also in 4/1 Rib, Saxe, Grey, and Black. | ttwwjm LADIES' PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE - Seamless, ?'f| 11 1! made in England; smart shades 'of Mole, Fawns, I j and Grey, also in B1 ack. -ipvf M|| j "V. & A." PB.ICE, 7/6. pair. ||| '' W ' LADIES' HOSE—Heather mixtures, full fashioned, J®| , seamless feet. §!§§{<& "Y: & A." PRICE, <1/11 and 6/11 pair, jii^f LADIES' 2/1 and l/l RIB HOSE—Fast black, seam- . less. for.comfort and lasting wear. "V. & A." PRICES, 4/11, 5/11, G/6 pair. COSY TOP COATS—In Brown and Grey Tweed, also Harris mixtures, made in newest styles, with largo and small collars with loop to fasten high ncckj patch and slip-in pockets, belts to ' ra * OT ' fasten across back or around waist. " "V. & A." PRICE, £5/15/SMART TRENCH COATS—In Light and Dark Shades of Fawn, half-lined, made of well proofed material. "¥• & A." PRICE, 95/Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention, I/- in £ Discount for Cash,

TimslI - By a woman shopping I 'm\ in the Chinaware Dept. |W \) of a'Storej in this town, | you break these l "No, I'm sorry to say we don't, ma'am," I replied the salesman, "but if you keep a.servant J girl she will probably do it for you." | It may be good humour and sound funny at T certain moments, but when one of our customers 5 is interested enough in our merchandise to ask a I question of this kind, bur salespeople are trained I to give selling information without embarrassing J a prospective customer by making a horse-play pun on questions which involve characteristics (' of cur goods arid our store policies. ; ! I The Sims Hardware Co. Ltd. v 1 J 1 . ' CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON; ' 'I'uhl.uii. ii i — ,iu 1,, . 1 anigj. I, ! In selecting furniture discriminating ;iEople choose chairs tables and ! settees that not only harmonise ivith the rest of the surroundings, but I i possess long-wearing qualities; •: ! TO FURNISH IN OAK SHOWS THK BEST OF GOOD TASTE. Furniture' made from this splendid high-grade timber lends an air of charm and refinement to (ho loom, and will fast a lifetime. CALL—SEE THE FINE DISPLAY 01' OAK FURNITURE IN OUR . | SIIOVv'.UOOM—ALL MADE ON THE PREMISES. ! So So WILLIAMS & Go o Ltd. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS " | 117 TARANAKI STREET - - WELLINGTON Note our only Address—no connection with any other firm of rimilar rame, | EVERY WOMAN LOVES THE BEST! .SoapJ;; NOW REDUCED IN PRICE THE .QUALITY REMAINS AS EVER-UNSURPASSED!,' ftilfe TOOTIMIE- & mmMk Wl Mflf Cured Instantly byW- BUNTER'S NERVINE.; J jLk REV. AUBREY C. PRICE, 8.A., writes: "Owing to ex"w/ tensive decay in 2 double teeth I suffered for days with 'TOWrwin excruciating pain. I was recommended to try liimter'a jOLMfM Nervine, I did so, and to my joy the pain quickly and entirely ceased." 0F A^L CHEMISTS AND STORES. ~