Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 297, 11 September 1919, Page 2

I LOND° N Veilings ala mode i PARK q fl ZURICH at the VIL. J When Britain, France, and Switzerland get together on Veilings 1 you can be sure the result will be most,gratifying to those who || i affect the. wearing of these fascinating accessories. ,' || . ' , Some of ?hc new designs in dice patterns with gold-tinsel borders Eare stunningly smart wear. '.■•;'. M Another winning style is in ready-to-wear black veils in tambour W . , ■ designs with bordered ends. jw But "by the yard" there are veilings in a host of wonderful _ | ~ ' - ftksPOlM designs-the work of artists, there is no doubt! These are to . ; ' LpqbJ : * ■ be Reen in Wack ' as well as every fe 8hi ° nabie coiour and design ' llv^S §|I|§ _ > from if 11 to 7/6 f yard. . lIIIH . Jl D.LG Veilings are Artistic, Strong, MU) 1: ■.'' and Refined. 1 ftt NEW' BORDERED VEILS with pretty dice-pattern, gold tinsel borders; j&j '" Mi • u ' • 8/6 each M *■ m a nove "y' ' - {fit U PRETTY/BLACK VEILS with Tambour design, bordered ends. JQ B3 , \ - 3/11 each wj H " •'-'• DAINTY DESIGNS in the ever-popular Magpie and Jackdaw Veilings N |S I in the newest meehes. From 2/3 to 7/6 yard | | DESIGNS IN PILE SPOT ,AND-BLACK RUSSIA VEILINGS; very || ' | '. : r-;:-:,:becomingandstandalotof wear. ... .;. ' From 1/11 to 4/11 W H '.-' !: 'THE ;IN CHENILLE" SPb*' : VEILINGS with large or small |j I . ■'.-.'evpis, in 'various textures and 'meshes."; ' From 2/11 ta 7/6 yard t& jjj COLOURED VEILINGS'in all the wanted' colours in, a great variety of |j I designs;i ■•,';'■ . - ■ From 1/11 to 6/6 | fm ' ■ . •■■ fl'""'1" ' ii—7mnriymim IMlllln.llWfirfliiu iiiiil-ii •' "*"jf «« 1 U :: : -j/. In tho 3 dlaapunt of? ova«TC cash . H I' BJ.G WELLINGTON. , i

- CARPETS & "BUGS, ' NEW CARPETS. • ■ ENGLISH AMINSTEM.. '": V The Genuine Axminster is a splendid Carpet in oTery a , way Axminsters possess a fineness in testmo per T ; nutting more delightful—and-at the same time— 1 " c darable soft efteota andblends that .dan'-.be obtained :n any of the others, wkioh are necessarily coarser •weaves; . v . Axminsters ■■ are beautiful—they are pretty and artistic to the eye in every room, every shade, and - every degree cf light. Their very fineness guarantees , an 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. -.ft-W Bhowirigs this month in Carpets; ' Axminsters 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 9 flowing styles. ■ ■ \ "Where the Cars Stop and the Crowds Shop" Winder's Busy Corner — Wellington c ;,.7 •■"■•-'.- : • ■ i ■ ■ ~ Special Display of; Smart Relly-to-Wear Hats TT ~ .■■■ i ■ : ~ Wo make a special feature /ssooilh S \ °f attractive and stylish / Ready-to-Wear Hats, ut very ■ moderate prices; a glance at ■>gpg^-~^___aaSs_a—-.~^ aa *B~- our M'lli nery Window will show the splendid selection we have to offer.-in both style and price. Prices of Wfcf new Heady-to-Wear Straws /_!'.■■ Real Leghorns wMwf I I <j& ■ mado in Ifcaly ' and blockecl ' t%kJksvM / [& II •• ■in London into the most dcffl3|W*% / » /' liffhtful and becoming 'i Hf*- ' shapes, fine qualities. Prices f \*< from 'v_ 22/6 to 35/Black Taffeta Silk Skirts Made fionhhe very best quality Taffeta Silk, soft and lustrous, inthicc good styles; wonderful value at 7//6 NEW HOURS OF CLOSING In accord with the popular movement to shorten the hours of labour, we will in future, starting from MONDAY, .SEPTEM- A. BER 8, close our premises on four days of the week at 5.30 p.m. PLEASE SHOP EARLY

ii T!_eWorld's ■ II ||, 'Appetiser ; Jl pl| appetite, it makes pS Wm you want to eat. Ilia 'Ml- Groan hup H.P. on Km Wb Mtir hdnditst ski} W ■" whme proved 1 fOnly a medicine of merit can S stand the time test. And now, im ? «» as then, there is no other rem- s|} M edy for coughs and colds that M§ H can rival tfonnington's Irish wA Wl Moss. Every winter sees a big- M m ger demand for this Standard m iw family remedy—mothers ro- -m W commond it to newly married ffi ' m daughters' who follow the M sf| family custom and keep a bot- m %a tie in the house. .. j|| »3 Donnington's- • allayß. inflamation, ga jri soothes ■. the throat and bronchial S !S 'tulles and assists' in throwing oil sfej . M phlogin. It'qttickly rolieves chest m M: colds and may safely bo given to tho ivra jj9 youngost child. There are many wh K3 imitations cf lionnington's but none W jp have the qualities ot the gonuine. , J8& [iriisliOMDSSf jfS 'Tis the favourite of old and young- Bfli ' m children like il—parents value Hk $£ : js| curative properties. 182 m Sleep i» n tonic lor the tired, but it cannot replace waste. Morning tiredness ii a sign that brain and nerves need phosphorus—toning up! •|V Fletcher's contains phosphorus in _n easily assimilated form. After a few doses you will sleep sbundly, and wake in the morning fit and fresh with a good appetite for breakfast and ready for work. Gel a bottle 10-day, 2/6 and /1/6. any Chemist or Store. Post free from CHAS. A. FLETCHER . Chemist - - Wellington i"