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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 36, 6 November 1919, Page 5

j ''As I Passed By Your Window" I The passer's-by impression of the inside of yourhome is the impression I received by the outside—the window particularly. Like all the arts, the I art of window draping lies in having the right thing in the right place. 1 if Veitch & Allan s I Exposition of the Wtltß latest in Window 1 * t fsl mi Affotds tlie wyest sc °p e fof 1 k'J i/IIJU IUI I I|llvirlillrJ f U the exercise of your taste | :[\ J X^_ y X,— / 'Ifj'J and desires within the limit I *• *H \\ of moderate cost. Yoa can I Mfl 14 f IJU j be sure of finding window 1 '''iWfej&ife iy.|w|lt drapings to match or harI •'..■■• 5jL >■('■-- ... monise with any colour I I scnem , £ 01 ' design in our 1 WE MENTION— very varied collection. | CREAM MADE AS MUSLIX-Seallopcd or tasselled edge; 15 to 50in. wide. w"HILE ON THE SUB I 2s. 11d., 3s. lid,, ss, Ild, yard. I \ "SORRENTO" VOILE-With dainty coloured border; 38in. wide. JECT OF 1 - "■ / 3s - 3d ' y ard - ' HOME DECORATIONI LACE VOILE—Qne of the better grade curtain materials in pleasing dc- | signs at a popular price; 36in. wide; white and ivory shades. we want to tell you of a | ' i 3s, 3d, yard. ncw an d e ff ec tive idea in p LACE NETS—In the popular conventional patterns; 45m. wide. I 2s. nd. and ss. ed. yard. Electric Shades B TEPPAI,' MUSLIN-In white, plain, and spot centos, with effective r-ol-I ourod borders; .(Sin. wide. 3s. Bd. yard. W arrived. Wicker, lined P HEAVY' MADRAS BLACK GROUND-With white all-over trellis, sham- „~< „„„„ „,„„„„ < < ■> , , ... , , . . •11,1, with rose, green and brown (! rock, r.nd conventional designs, aim vi'ry rich coloured borders. o 1 6s, 11d. to 9s. 6d. yard. silk. Artistic & serviceable. h For short "CROSS" CURTAINS we have some very pleasing effects in r\ 'D • '1 ;/ L I lace net At Is. 9d., 2s. 3d., 2s. lid. yard. Uur ™ Ce *lo CaCh, I Also in Madras. At 2s. 6d., 2s, 11d„ 3s. 6d. ■ ■ ■■■- ......—.

THE WONDERFUL j GERM DESTROYER . | The danger of infection is greatly accelerated in warm weather, when particular precautions should be taken as A SAFEGUARD AGAINST DISEASE. • ■ No household should be with- Try it in the bath—it is reout a supply of "Sprayolite." " freshing unci invigorating. Much more powerful than car- A British product-Used by Mio Admiralty, hospitals, snnitcriii, bolic, and is prepared in a vo- ~ , colleges, post oflices, public t riety of perfumes-LA VENDER, schools, factories, theatres, '' JONQUIL," SWEET TEA, banks, and oilier institution's? , PINK CARNATION, PINE VIOLET. ■ ~ CALL IN AND INVESTIGATE. E. W. MILLS & Co. Ltd., | Corner Jcrvois Quay, Hunter anil Victoria Streets, Wellington. / m . y By Special Appointment Since our Establishment in 1879. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON LTD. 222-224 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. "Hifflicst standard of quality always maintained" is the practical ideal wo hold beforo us and Hyc up to. Our present stock of JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE, WATCHES, and CLOCKS is attractive because of its variety, its beauty, and particularly its QUALITY. You cannot buy anything but the BEST here, and at strictly reasonable prices. NEW' ZEALAND GREENSTONE. See the unique selection in our South Window: Trinkets—Charms—Pendants—Brooches —Bracelets—Rings. Prices range from a few shillings to many pounds. ' (■ " GIVE YO-UR LAWN Aflfemtion how iS Jf JT^ you desire it to be • g. I M. attractive •in the , jg\ Jr J?~ Summer. Grass 2 S K§I ffl growing fast and * requires frequent A LAWN MOWER is indispensable in the preparation of a perfect lawn. ■ Wo import^from reliable makers and have mowers to suit i.ll icquiremciits from the private plot to the public park. Among the brands wo 6toclc are— NEW ROVER, NEW EASY, ' ARCADE BALL-BEARIN'G. ANGLO-PARIS; NEW AUTOMATON, GREKN'S SILEXSMEZZOK; ALSO EASY EMPTY GRASS-CATCHER?. PRICES RANGE FROM 475. 6d. to £30, ' '■ John Duthie •& Co* Ltd.,WILLIS STREET WELLINGTON