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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. F. H. BATTEN (Dentist) LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE 195 QUEEN STREET (opp. J.C.L.) PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. GAS AND OXYGEN ADMINISTERED. PHONE 44-939 MUSIC FOR THE EYE IN HOME DECORATION Everyone has not an ear for music, but everyone has a more or less sensitive eye lor colour. Because of this, great care -’hould be taken in the decoration of your nome in order that the colour scheme used bo according to your particular sense of harmony. The new season Wallpapers now displayed in our Showrooms afford endless selection. Call and inspect. HILL & PLUMMER, LTD., QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. ! ” OLD FASHIONS DON’T APPEAL TO LADIES! That is why so many ladies are sending us their old-style Coats, Frocks, Costumes, etc., to be Cleaned and Adapted to the Very Latest Mode. So long as the fabric is sound it doesn’t matter how antiquated in cut and style the old garments are, we can alter all that. CALL, WRITE, OR RING J 3-f)0f) Hemstitching—Pleating—Picot Edging— I Embroidery. CROTHALL WAY \ CLEANERS AND DYERS LIMITED. Under the Distinguished Patronage oi H.R.PL the Duchess of York. 33-35 EDEN VALE RD., MT. EDEN. Branches throughout City and Suburb; TO-DAY WOULD YOU WEAR CLOTHES THAT WERE FASHIONABLE IN 1918? Fashions change. In dress, in fabrics, in motor-cars and —in wallpapers. Is the paper on your walls to-day a relic of the height of fashion ten years ago? If so —why not modernise them? SEE THE HUGE RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL e WALLPAPERS I AT " SMITH & SMITH’S f f . There are numerous suggestions here for .1 the walls of every room of your home. 1 Bright, cosy papers—the very kind you i are seeking. And they are not costly o because we indented them direct from the actual manufacturers. Be sure to see these papers before you i pick the paper for the next room you are to re-paper. SMITH & SMITH, LTD., WALLPAPER MERCHANTS. 9-11 ALBERT STREET, Opposite Parcel Post Office. d TAO V OU DECEIVE \TOUE e Uo JL OU A OUR SUN DEGULARLY? UN -U'EGULARLY? d IF THERE SHOULD BE ANY IRREGULARITY IN THE DELIVERY OF YOUR •‘SUN" PLEASE INFORM THE PUBLISHER. "THE SUN.” Phone 46-820. After 5.30 p.m., ring 13-114. THE SUN PHONES DAY 46-820 connects with all departments. NIGHT After 5 p.m. 46-820—Publisher. 46-821—Advertisement Counter. 46-822 or 46-823—Literary. 46-824—Newsroom and Advt. Setting. the Sundowners, Mr. Sanderson (baritone), Miss Lightfoot (guitar), Mr. Allen (alto), Mr. Pill (comedian), and Mr. Semple (tenor); 9.30 p.m., news; 10 p.m., organ recital; 10.30 p.m., presentation of "Floradora"; studio concert. 4QG Brisbane: 385 metres, 5,000 watts 7.30 p.m., news; 7.40 p.m., dinner music; H p.m., children’s session; 9.15 p.m., talk; 9.30 p.m., studio concert and items by the Excelsior Band.