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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 33, 8 February 1913, Page 11

Special Value Fw r*,m in Needlework Momentl SUPPER CLOTHS. 45 x 45, at 4/9 ; 36 x 26, at 3/9, on tstrt i^ong white linen with spoke ttitch hemi. Traced with new Eyelet . (Brodene Anglaiw) designs. TABLE CENTRES, on Old Bleach Linen, various Eyelet designs newly produced. Centtes, 1"5 inches, round or square, at 1/1 1, ot 26x 16, either oblong or oval, at 2/3. Post ftee at these prices. ' DMC EMBROIDERY COTTON for Eyelet work, 1/. dor., post Id. Six 8£ inch D'OYLEYS, post free 2/. Dainty Handkerchiefs with , . Delicate^ Embroideries Those who appreciate daintiness in the smaller details of daily wear will find these inexpensive Handkerchiefs a most attractive dress adjunct. In boxe» of three at' 2/-, 2/$, 2/6, 3/., 3/3. 3/9, 4/. 4/9, post free. In boxes of six at 5/9, I ' 7/6, 9/6, tost fr«t, If Wrt perfectly satisfied, return at once and we will refund. Linen Supper Cloths with Hand-Made Lace Insertions ' These at 7/\ 8/.. 9/6, 10/., are special value equally suitable for ' " the Home Beautiful or as present*. Hand-Made Lace Motifs . 1 Pillow made lacei of linen thread lend themselves to a great variety of application— pillow shams, tray cloths, linen dresses oi blouses, ' et ?,'. . 7™ 1 * ' iave ° een muc^ a^mifed. much bought— we think you will like to see them. Eyelet Embroidery Besides giving you designs of exceptional beauty and most reasonabe , . prices, the " Pringle Service" will only too gladly give you fresh ideas as to new methods of working, without any charge whatever, . DRINGLE'S LTD. * "The Place for Presents" LAMBTON QUAY D ; ,Q; rush for When, the weather is hot and The dish that Will then tempt the 7* appetite is the cool, delightful Cus- K^/ ikwUtm^m^m tard with Milk Pudding or luscious / ifSßm^m^mm Nothing is more delicious than a // IRfIIJIBIiiP few stewed peaches, pears or apri. >f' ii^mw^ cots, served with custard made with ' fr . « J Edmonds' Custard Powder. ,' ti , mUSk ' There is no element of uncertain- '. . \\ *6Sttts3 ' ty about the success of the custard j inni ilnflr^ \ —if you use Edmonds' you can, take ' *S \ j the re^t for granted. jph» ' .... , Let the children have all the cus'-' ' ' ' tards they want, and like Oliver . ] Twist, 'they will be "waiting ! 'for • i more." - ( • ■ - " ■ Mm m^r^m^ MmmE^mu^^m\ a^sm^^^B IB wn lM Brim m^ flf H^s^Vl sfl ' * ' fl m CUSTAItI> • j| JLJ POWDER; %d^ iui.-^67 »^iHl^nHfllHßflHillllHH FROM ADAM ' to YOU Away back in the day's of Adam, clothing was THE ' great problem. It's been so ever since. But what suited Adam would not suit YOU \ to-day, ' , l At least, we hope not, .' The raiment of yesterday is not the raiment of to-day. The modem suit — well fitting, ," quiet," yet 'withal 1 " dressy " —is an evolution : • the owteeme of an infinite technical knowledge. Such a suit you will get from GEORGE DA VIES LIMITED at a genuine saving for CASH. Enquire to-day. If you can't call,. drop us a postal. Samples are free for the asking. 64 Willis St., WELLINGTON Nearest Branches— Palmerston North and Wanganui. If you want the very best v Flannelette the Old Country Produces w HORROCKSES 1 latest victory SEE HORROCKSES' NAME ON iS&Skr** SELVEDGES and decline all aubstfttttM EXHIBITION, mo SolJ by «U First-Clasa Dr>pw msj Sfwktftfi. UxßhL V^M Vk^K *IB A '