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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 312, 31 December 1908, Page 2

FASHIONABLE BLOUSE FRONTS 'IIE.SE are very much the vogue in Wellington, and the demand for them lias lieen exceptional. Prompt application is necessary if there is any desire to possess. EARIS LACE FRONTS with yoke of overlapping effect, Valenciennes lace edging, continued to waist with tucked net and lace frilling; the whole mounted on soft Brctonne ™J?h At 5/11 each CREAM LACE MOOTS of . daintily niched Valenciennes lace edging and tucked net, mounted on cream net, high -wn£? U F.i!K ,d J m ■ At 7/6 each , ECRU LACE FRONTS of cross rows of Valenciennes lace edging and bands of straight Edelweiss insertion, mounted . on fine Bretonne net. fIJEAM FILET LACE FRONTS '"* of wide lace insertion and heavy Guipure motifs, finished with tinsel beads, mounted on filet net, j At 14/6 each . .WHITE LACE FRONTS in Irish crochet effect, made of handsome Irish Guipure all-over lace and finished down the front with motif insertion i • and pleated net frilling; e.\- j optionally .-mart, At 31/6 WHITS MUSLIN FRONTS, , prettily embroidered and worked with cotton Maltese insertion and French tucks, WHITE MUSLIN FRONTS, ef- • fectively tucked and worked ■" with wide embroidery insertKon and Valenciennes lace, At B'll WHITE MUSLIN FRONTS, cross- ' over effect of heavy openwork embroidery, insertion, * and white Valenciennes lace ~~jM n & At 10/6 WHITE MUSLIN FRONTS tucked and worked with Valenciennes insertion and *:■ finished with Brodcrie Anglais insertion in filet effects, „„.„,,, At 10/0 ; WHITE MUSLIN FRONTS daintily tucked and worked with pretty Valenciennes insertion, giving a round yoke effect, At 11/6 KJrkcaldie and Stains •' LTD.. ! \ . WEUJNGTON/ i

M Up! lg list contains some aitielcs for renovat- , etc, and generally p the home for the e season:-' PAINT •> • : ENAMEL • ' NITURE VAKNISE r "JOB varnish stain •001$ WATEB PAINT ENAMEL PAINT HNOLEUM VABNISH "BRITE-GLAS" PAINT BBOSHES I PjftfERHANGINGS \ "KEY SOU ft ARNOLD DEVON STKEET. but of thcyycia Be qniriiV and perma nently <mr<>§. why Jet''them go on ' ''Rhehmatlsiflytjlaticß. neiirnlgia, too L 't a^lie—all of these are among " many ■itawciiM' th»V «6ti be ?urej ini-