Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 97, 18 January 1921, Page 5

Igg “ Winning” Styles in R ace Wear at“V. & A.’s” | ; // The Barrier’s up—we’re off! Out to win al! the way | : •'f with popular “picks” at popular prices. Ml /! Hl 111 G \ “V. & A.” Clothing ensures tip-top style and quality I fe/| /lHll | \ materials. For instance | n'l Ifl I \ \ SOME FROCK FAVOURITES. f * 111 I-F ' I ill f 4 \ Tim smartest in GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHENE t / £ 111 / ' /! r \ ONE-PIECE FROCKS, some being trimmed with 6 Il| II! it V \ aceordeon pleating or fancy stitching. Shades of I I r/ I, \ rose ’ grey ’ Baxe ’ buff ’ } a<le ’ lielio ’’ pink ’ *’ lack > or : I 'ilk Illi/■ ) ""V. G '& A.’s” Prices, £8 10s, £l2 12s, £l5 15s, £l6 16s. ! 7 WRAPS YOU’LL SURELY “FANCY.” // / NEIVEST WRAPS, in cape or peg top effects suitable / / for day or evening wear, grey Sedan Cloth, with ! Un WiOkfiy/Z/ rose Silk lining, blue with self shade hn'ng ! Jt>/l |R ' <<v ' & A, ’ s ” Price ’ £ 0 19s ed ' I 111 COSTUMES WHICH WILL CATCH THE “JUDGE’S” H > EYE-FIRST! I Sa ", BLACK TAFFETA COSTUME, in best quality. Sacque S S $ coat has small sailor collar and narrow belt a*. V’l iH waist. From this hangs narrow panels which are : A I ' I finished with silk stitching and silk crochet buttons. ; r \ Four-piece skirt. “V. & A.’s” Price, £lO 10s. “CORRECT” BLOUSES. BE “OUT OF THE RUCK”-WEAR “V. & A.’s” ■ • , MILLINERY. , A dainty range of GEORGETTE BLOUSES, inset sleeves, neat roll collar. Finished with veming, g nu „.f I ta ng Toque style model, composed rust, purple, turned back cuffs. Shades '"'Bite and lemon. i enlon raffia- Gauged purple silk to “V. & A.’s” Price, 55s 6d. facp Trimmed large clusters fruit in lemon and 1 FXOUISITE GEORGETTE BLOUSES, with design purple. Finished flowing veil. , L beautifully worked in front of blouse and back of V. & A s Price, 57s 6d. collar finished with tiny beads to match, which is Chic raoc ] e i j n nigger brown rich satin straw. Small ' most effective. Shades fawn, shell, lemon, biscuit, brim, full croWn. Trimmed small cluster sprays and white. “ v - & A.’s” Price, 90s. and app iiq U e foliage. Faille , 1 r y bl^ n A j 3 s „ t °p | ! icei 455 . Otl Tml Sn with gold Exclusive model in wide flop shape. Dainty folds brown I SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ALL THIS WEEK.—BE SURE AND CALL. °^ Lrs 1/- IN THE £ \ PL II J I II II U? J 14/OXIIXI RECEIVE j discount _— . pt prompt FOR CASH. Phones 20-080, 21—215, 21-796 CUBA bl RLE 1 ATTENTION 1 WELLINGTON’S BUSIEST STORE

Baby is a Connoisseur in his little way. He like*, and must have, the best. Mellin’s Food is the proved most efficacious equivalent to Mother's Milk. Satisfactory feeding is half the battle. Then, what a boon to the mother to u-e a food which requires L no tiresome cooking or preparation, tlelfes 7 h rcudoin r flash—need*nooooßfug’ B Solid for sample o - ’ Moilin'* v "ood and Hand1 look for .Mothers ‘The < A r « Free I Mellin’s Food, Ltd.. I Colliiiffwood. Melbourne.

BTOMCH and liver BIS TROUBLES PAINS AFTER FLATULENCE ; headaches I . iM. HEARTBURN ' • . I BILIOUSNESS ]lffir CONSTIPATION YIELD TO Mother Seigel’s Syrup possesses tn a remarkable degree the power to tone, strengthen and regulate the action of the digestive organs—the stomach, liver, and bowels — and is still, after nearly fifty years’ testing, the best known and most successful remedy for indigestion, constipation, biliousness and the many distressing ailments which are traceable to a weak or disordered condition of these important organs. Test it yourself. ESTHER SESGEL’S strap The 2/0 Mntainß 3 times as much as the truil size sold at 1/6. emH Sore \ v rC7hwat ) J /.Take. Boamngton 1 Jube» and ?t / — s= i obtain cunei reW from *ofe or / Z-— S j relaxed throat —huckinaiohhe / S t wucc aod all bronchia! afrectioni. S i Big tin 1/6 iiP%Jubes