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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 307, 23 September 1919, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ' > & STAINS. LTD. '.FAMOUS FOR OVER 55 YEARS FOB ~ , , QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. j ■ ' ■ ■"■■'! SOME EXQUISITE BLOUSES The association of Blouses with tho-name of "K. A S." is a surety, of excellence of stylo and perfection of fit and finish. A GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF ) DAINTY CREATIONS The lovely Blouses showing for the present season's wear are of tho kind that make a direct appeal to all tastes. Individuality is a strong feature of these newest creations—there seems to be just that "personal" touch about each model.so desirable among 1 n ell-dressed women. . .PAGES OF DESCRIPTION WOULD FAIL TO DO THESE BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES FULL JUSTICEONLY PERSONAL INSPECTION CAN SATISFY. If you are unable to see our big Window Display, or visit our Blouse Section, you can let the Post' Office bring our store into your own home. Just write and have , a few submitted, and make your selection in conifort. HERE.WE MENTION A FEW DETAILS:VEET SMART BLOUSE in soft Voile, extremely well cut, straight collar rolls well at back of neck; a suitablo stylo for costume wear; fastens with, one pearl button. This can be had in pretty stripes. Price, 15s, 6d. A similar style to the above in Mercerised Striped Twill. , - Price, 19s. 6d. Tho same model in White Soft Voile with embroidery motifs. :■ . * ' Price, 225, 6d.. 'ANOTHER GOOD MODEL is showing in • fine White Voile with" smart striped roll collar and pockets; sleeve inset with hemstitching, turn-back cuffs to/match collar. Price, 28s. 6d. A , WELL-CUT CREPE DE CHBNB BLOUSE-Very special value, inset sleeve, neat cuffs, collar pointed in front; in sky, pink, navy, and black. ''.*■'. '■ Price, 295, 6d. • The same stylo hemstitched. ■' " ■ Price, 335. 6d. Also H.S. and Embroidered. . ' , Price, 395. 6d. A VERT PRETTY MODEL in White Voile, very effective embroidery motife let into collar; also trimmed imitation filet lace; inset sleeve, and turn-back cuffs to .correspond with front. • Price, 455. WE PAY POSTAGE. &.—:— KIRKCALDII & STAINS, LTD. "WHERE QUALITY AND STYLE COST NO MORE." R. 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 SMOOTH INSIDE WITH NO TACKS, WAX, OR TH.READS. ,We specially recommend these numbers to men who want the maximum comfort at minimum cost. No. 1522-MEN'S GLACE OPEN TAB BALS, leather lined, neat r.ound toes. 235. 6d: No. 1575-MEN'S LIGHT BOX CALF OPEN TAB BALS, leather lined, neat round toes. ' , > . 265. 6d, ■No. 1516-MEN'S GLACE KID GOLOSHED BALS, leather lined, extra large fitting. • .... ' ■ 325. Gd. No. 1526-MEN'S GLACE KID DERBY BALS. A stylish boot made on the "Pug" toe last. ' ■ 325. 6d. Wo. 1566-MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY B ALS.full round toes, fairly stout soles, 28s. 6d. No. 1568-MEN'S BOS CALF. DERBY BALS, no toecap, leather lined, eaay round toes. ...■'■, • 355, No, 1618-MEN J S BROWN WILLOW DERBY BALS, a stylish boot made on the "Pug" toe last. . • 38s. 6d. ■No. 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 O.UAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.

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