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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 285, 26 August 1921, Page 2

THE OPEN WAREHOUSE. ffiORGE S DOWiW, Uh, WHOLESALE DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 61-63 VICTORIA STREET, fte Drapery fckd for Wellington I Offer Direct to the Public All Classes of Drapery Goods / New Shipments just Opened.as follows ; — 3000 PAIRS WOMEN’S FRENCH Kld's-BUTTON GLOVES, in blacks, whites, and colours, , at one price, . which is achieving record sales. 1500 SILK AND VOILE BLOUSES will be cleared at less than Wholesale Cost. 2000 WOMEN’S GOOD GLASS UNDERSKIRTS, in several qualities, black and colours, at prices that will appeal to all buyers. z 250 WOMEN’S NATURAL WOVEN'NIGHTDRESSES, lace trimmed. And • 600 PAIRS WOMEN.’S FLEECY BLOOMERS, in grey, cream, and natural; at prices which will ensure quick turnover. X THE ABOVE LINES ARE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AT PRICED THAT HAVE NOT RULED SINCE PREAVAR ’ . DAYS. WE URGE UPON THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT OUR HEAVY DRAPERY STOCKS, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT * Heavily Discounted Wholesale Prices. OPEN TILL 9 O’CLOCK ON FRIDAY NIGHTS GEORGE «HTY, LTD., / 7 | Wholesale Warehousemen. ■' ESTABLISHED 1891. , ... z 61-63 VICTORIA STREET. -- w x # One minhte from “Evening Post.” Close to Public Library.

'Help! '7| 'HE new Baby’s and future welfare ' '1 depend mainly upon what the Mother v knows and does— both before and after V • the child is born. /j/l V The Plunket Society was founded to “ Help the Mothers yjl and save the Babies.” It has done wonders in that reJ J spect, but the need for its work is ever present, and is always widening. Its activities in Wellington are seriously hampered by its small inadequate Consulting Rooms. It must have ' , larger, premises and better facilities—hence the PLUNKET HOME f’pO-000 to secure large Plunket Rooms in Wellington. Everyone is interested in the future of the Nation’s Babies—therefore everyone should help. Send your donation NOW to The Treasurers, Plunket Home Fund, Messrs. Watkins, Hull, Hunt and Wheeler, Johnston Street, Wellington. ■ ' 3

Ti'in; ;ru aaa n ,zi u sjouuLmcrn n h a-a -MJI | To Reduce the Cost ofLiving! | ! Brown & Polson’s .Corn Flour H ,,,,,.„ 1 , 11 ,,,„ 1 .| s j provides good and inexpensive food. t There is no waste, for Corn Flour is '|l|l lja,WO/| 100% pure nourishment. ’ | Light,nutritious milk puddings, smoothlyI 1 creamed soups, delicate sauces for fish and t* vegetables, savoury stews and hashes. Immml M •■Here is an indication of the extent to which jil |i 1 Corn Flour enters into every-day cookery. ’’wffir 4 '"’ jl|M lOL 1 « / wiS i Brown* Poisons jagsiH « "Cofn..Flour j is the result of over 60 years’ endeavour. fW I x Send for the useful A ' Brfwn- Polson ” WLJsaC/Wl ’ L I book of 60 recipes ' r iSru'^^ gratia and post free iL feb — from J. B. Oilfillan L— jg r Co " p ‘°' Box , S4S * r Auckland. 1 X. . z ffl ~nwi * I c wm|t . .

THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH and givoth place to the new. The old policy of big profits is being surplanted by a new policy of small profits and a quick return. We are anxious that our country clients should benefit by this campaign, and are reserving for them 500 yards 401nch White Crepe de Chene 7/11 This is a fine heavy make and is sure to be snapped up eagerly. WE WILL GUARANTEE TO REFUND ALL MONEYS TO ANY i ' CUSTOMERS NOT SATISFIED; » POSTAGE PAID ON ALL PARCELS. MAIL YQUR ORDER TO-DAY TO ALLENDER AND CO., NEWTOWN, WELLINGTON. THE YOUNG FIRM WITH THE BIG REPUTATION. \ ' MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. /

GOOD, conscientious work is the keystone to our business. There’s always that little something that discloses to the wearer that ours is something above the ordinary. The work we do is our best advertisement. Yes, wo make up your own material. McINTOSH & MULLINS, CHIC dressmakers. M’DONALD BUILDINGS. (Next Albert Hotel), 'Phone 1084. WILLIS STREET. BUTTONS ANY SIZE, SHAPE, OR DESIGN. Mads up from your own materials. Country orders posted same day. DEFIANCE BUTTON CO. X5l King's Chamber., Wellington. • Telephone 1931.