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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 306, 22 September 1919, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES, « KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LTD. FAMOUS FOR OVER 55 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. THE NEW COTTON DRESS FABRICS SHOWING IN GREATER VARIETY 1 THAN EVER--SEE DISPLAY • This jvonderful range of new fabrics offers a selection forall tastes, whether your fancy rims to stripes, checks, spots—all in the latest ' novelty designs, and .every conceivable type of weave from the filmiest and daintiest of voiles to the more substantial cotton fabrics for the hard-wearing everyday, tub frocX. ( •WE WILL GLADLY SEND PATTERNS IF YOU CANNOT CALk-THEN YOU CAN MAKE , ' A SELECTION IN YOUR OWN HOME. WE.PAY POSTAGE. COTTON VOILE—4O inches wide; a splendid assortment in all the newest „ self tones of vieux rose, saxe, tussore, light mid dark grey, mid brown, wedgwood, electric, rose pink, old rose, tan, shell pink, light and dark ■ ' navy; has beautiful soft chiffon finish. . , Price, 2s. 11d.- yard. , • " WHITE VOILE—iO/W inches wide; fine .and medium, weights; in nice soft weave; always to the fore'for summer wear. Prices, Is. lid., 2s. 6d., 3s. 3di, 3s. 6d., 3s. 9d., 4s. 3d., 4s. 6d. yard. WHITE FROSTED VOILE—4O inches wide; » very pretty crepe effect, and has the appearance of georgette; makes dainty blouse or frock. • Price, 3s. 6d. yard. SILK FOULAKD STRIPE VOILE—3!i; inches wide; striped cotton goods are to bs very much worn this 6uinmer, and this is one pf the smartest and most effeotivo of our large range; in newest shades of amethyst, mole, , navj, silver grey, bottle green, rose pink, sky, black, and cream, with silk block stripe of lighter tone., Price, 74. fid. yard. SATIN STRIPE'FANCY VOILE—4O inches wide; a most -uncommon de- - ; sign, and quite a novelty in rich tones of wine, bottle green, bronze brown, ■with quaint sprig spot design; has smart tatiii stripe of satae tone. 1 v Price, Bs. 11 d. yard. •COTTON WHIPCORD—4O inches wide; this fabric opens up.to our satis- ;; ,- ■ faction, and has the appearance of a woollen material; makes very smart . frook and costume; in shades of mid brown,.mole, -wedgWood, saxe,'vieux rose, and navy/ Price, ss. 9d. yard. SYLKY REPP—4o'inches wide; a very popular fabric for dress and cosy •:* • tume.wear; highly mercerised; a splendid range, embracing the newest ■ ■ tones of tussore, champagne, mid grey, mid brown, salmon pink, rose pink, v saie blue, cream, white, nary, and mack. ' Price, ss. 9d. yard. ■ ■ ft KIRKCALDII & STAINS, LTD. ' ' ■• / ' . ' ■ r— — • , -E.' HANNAH & CO., LTD., • ■ * " IDEAL FOOT COMFORT FOR MEN IN OUR ' / / ■■-.■■■■ * GOODYEAR WELT BOOTS! ' . . Men will find the utmost ease, for the feet by wearing a Goodyear Welted -. Boot. It,gives that elastic. tread and never hurts the foot, because it is ■ I SMOOTH INSIDE WITH NO JACKS, WAX, OR THREADS. ' ( ■ ,We specially recommend, these numbers to men who want the maximum ~ :V , comfort at minimum cost. No. .1522—MEN'S GLACE OPEN TAB BALS, leather lined, neat round toes. .• 1 , 235. 6d. N<\ 1575—MEN'S LIGHT BOX CALF OPEN TAB BAIS, leather lined, neat round toes. ' 265. 6d. : No. 1516—MEN'S GLACE KID GOLOSHEDs BALS, leather lined, extra large v fitting. 325. 6d. , No. 1528—MEN'S GLACE KID DERBY BALS.- A stylish boot made on the . , "Pug" toe last. '325. 6d. " «No; 1566—MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY B ALS, full round toes, fairly stout soles. , 28s. 6d. No. 1568—MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY BALS, no toecap, leather lined, easy round. toia. , • ; 355. .No. 1618—MEN'S BROWN WILLOW DERBY BALS, a stylish boot made on the , "Pug" toe last. 38s. 6d. . No. 1814—MEN'S BROWN WILLOW CALF DERBY BALS, leather lined, as worn by military officers'., ■ . . 425. POST FREE IF CASH IS SENT. WITH ORDER. ■' : R. HANNAH & CO.,' LTD., 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. TINT PHOTOGRAPHS-FOR OTHER PEOPLE "OR FOR YOURSELF! • -A little tinting makes photographs more realietio—especially outdoor v . scenes and nature studies. You can easily do this work by using PROBUS-MANDEVILLI: PHOTO ,COLOURS. ' • " They- are brilliant, permanent, easily applied, and blend perfectly. Yon-will get much enjoyment in tinting photographs for your own Album ~,'V:" : r-a n d'y°i will add a great deal to tho interest and valuo of your pici . .tures. .. '■ OalLand get full details it Probus-Manderille Photo Oil Colours. ' " ' , / ' . "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," ' LAMBTON QUAY (Next Kelburn Tram) WELLINGTON. And at ,58 Queen Street, Auckland. V ~ Also at 705 Colombo Street (opp. Triangle), Christchurc'h).

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