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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12967, 21 November 1907, Page 3

Bk J i- Fine Linens, -i •• mm ■• r- Lg ce Curtains -i ■:P* f ys.*r rf " WASH WEAVES -. 11*1' m » '" ,?,'V" For Warm Weather! *-- "— ft^aS wWw? *'Ik I. 2 '..»m "f Y °° -»■ find " uite a bCTMcrinß v SSSL Wute - "•""■ ■f B ' *,' .„ *irray of pretty wash fabrics here 1/*-, 1/TJ 1/11 VII W&.*. °-*^_ S t,3 Oi S. R .™K'l' . now. There i/such a wide variety ":£__?-- STS I || ? 1; : V ' of designs and such an abundance 1 | Mil: oi lovely colour effects that you ' cannot h;lp but be quite enraptured fc - ? _, - t . with them. They include every kind _. Rppf Chpptincfc —i list ,- Cheap Calicoes, -i 0 f wash goo ds that wiu be WO rn r Desi -i IPI , Medium and Longdoth Call- this season, while the prices are so ™Z™±T 8 m 1/3 | #?; x cocs splendid quality— reasonable as to suggest the advisa- 72m. i/ij 1/3 1/8 1/S I , 32m. '.. 4/6 4/11 5/11 8/6 bility of liberal purchasing. | Bom 1/4 * W 1 ' !1 2/3 | j Ij'il 3 6in. .. S/S S/8 */" 7 /« Here are a few suggestions, but •: 'ls- : :ss. ' better get in and finger the goods I * ' yourself:— PRETTY I 26/27 in. Fancy Organdi Muslins, in stripes, I"*" CllShiftfl —1 " I 5? imm- I"™ IUIIIIMI lUnCan sky heliotrope, and 5 other K ,ound Crash and Muslin Cushion 1 i #^t ; I ... I shades s}d. 6id. Covers. Er.'bioi 1 creel nnd M I* : I Grey and White— I D 2 6/2 7 in. Pretty Check Zephyrs, all colours plain, assorted colours— S f * I 6Jd- 9 l d - V" V* 1/11 I 8 Large and small clucks— 1/3 1/3 2/3 2/11 3/6 E| y;;,;:, | ;— I J «j«i. «jd. iow. | L. • - | ■»■?,;': v , • I 2*9/3oin. The favourite Fancy Mercerised I » I* .; ■ Lawns, in many attractive designs, 1 I J y ! iy fl assorted, in pink, sky, green, helio- fl ! ysy-y. itf-. I trope, navy, black, and cream grounds— I _ Ro/! fl'liffc — •1 ■ JIM .. Tahb fflVPr« -, i 11id I wcu "H | ?|' ; . IdUIC VUVCIJ. B 27 /28 in. Fancy Cotton Delamettes, in 9 \T L KrviK iT r VRICF* R : o 9 fancy floral designs, assorted, irt all S \LL SITES I Viiifi J *■ I Tapestry Table Covers— i shades. Very serviceable .. 6W S „„ • -->i/-.t-n. v !TW ■* ..\, y ' . rtl M «,. I } -• 9 Wliite nnd Satin g i;;# •- I "" ™M/ I 26/27 in. Lovely Fancy Cotton Voiles, in I puilts .. 7/S to 37/3 X I *!; -f I fruit effects, stripes, checks, florals, I , 1 ft-#':.t'ir. I on navy, skys, pinks, and many other tj § ! I grounds .: .. .. 1/4J 1/« I | l|M '4 SPECIAL DCATU n.PA I I '/-Discount for cash j IU f AHNaperyhemmed DLA 1 11 C> Ltl* offever y I mm T- . free of charge. 1 completes!. #W; CHRISTCHURCH. ■ I F C 3224 1

[rubber hpse? <» ! s-'V. - This is the season for you to look to your Rubber Hose X _Kjf kot weather ** he* e . and -U y° u want to keep your ■S.rV l*wn and garden in good trim, a good Hose on hand ia C '£.''';' The Hose.we stock is famous for its good quality—it 3 'mA**-*' '' will not crack, peel, or rot. C MlnlHose, size most used, 50ft. coils, 29/- per coil j ■&-s■>', Canvas. Hose, Lawn Sprinklers, Hose Directors, and " £ tJs*i-i\\' , •!! hosing requirements in stock. ; \ I MASON. STRUTHERS & CO. LD. I |g-*;. THE LEADING IRONMONGERS. •■ C; 4» | tfeisr •■■ '•'• iM; m ■ > i iti i • , ■■■■'"■ ■ ■■ " ' M*:/' 1 ?/, .'. ■ . - ■- l^— British Dental Parlours. I THE HOME OF MODERN DENTISTRY j —^—■■ i ■ J %{?. *. -.- V 1 !\' 'Vfyf wear plates whett you can get a -whole set of FALSE TEETH ■without the roof of the mouth being covered ? <"'' Tile latest discoveryux scientific dentistry abolishes the majority of ■ ' plates,'and enables one to ,ute artificial teeth as they would their own. •■&><,!". I. Does your plate drop when eating ? ~' ' 3. Doesyour lower plat's move when eating ? i *'V '*,*' 3«* Do you show an unsightly gum when smiling ? :*,• < > 4. Are you troubled with the plates breaking ? ; £4 II SO, our latest system will overcome all your difficulties. Call and % talk thingsover. Consultation free, always. ■ ■';■;'■-• HOURS 1 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. l'i'£* EVENINGS 7 to 8. I nunn in attendance. Ttiohon* 2317. L iRITISH DENTAL PARLOURS, 1 -IHGLI8 1 BUILDINGS. CORNER CASHEL & HIGH STS. wr*■-■** ' ' - - - ' 'W iihi> mmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmtm , ZMffi&tV ■ ' - . * : - . ■ . ■ ' '»"»'*• A*"- . - **"* v%' '■ - * i* "•"[Yfcicxi^___. " **■ ■''**' ■' •'*"••-'■■ —~1.. ■..-— .—,....-■■ .■■ i. 1 ■ n■■ jit ryfryfeEffiSa I K'sWm unequalled by any other for delicious | \nsßL natural flavour and nourishing and | ;,' ' *',*'':__^^^^*^W^BH^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^H^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Bfl ■ ' F °R A DELICIOUS CUP OF TEA . ■ "AMBER TIPS'! L",''*'(_B mA ■^^^^^ai_-_______________________________________2vJi ' " ■ "^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^■^■-■■-■■-■■■--■■■---•-■■■■■■■■■■-•-■■•^'''•'''''''''''''''^''■ hi *

I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■'■—■■■'■'■■■■■■■■■iMM ! •• ■■ A i. ■■ COLO3SIL COLUIN OF [BABGAII8! LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, 13s 6d. GIRLS' TRIMMED HATS, 7» Ud. / GIRLS' RIVER HATS, 4s 6d FLOWER SPRAYS, U. STRAW IN PIECE, Is. LADIES' DUST COATS, 255. LADIES' RIBBON CORSETS WITH SUSPENDERS. Is 6d. CHILDREN'S STRAW MUSHs ROOM HATS, 9d Each. LADIES' COLOURED UNDERSKIRTS, 3s lid. CHILDREN'S PINAFORES, It. LADIES' NAINJ3QO&., £AMJ ; MoLEd, v ea. • , LADTOS BELTS^ - ' ",•&'.' ; i PRETTY SUNSHADES, 3a Hd. VAL LACE, U dox. yds. WHITE MUSLIN APRONS, Is. LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, 1». • ' LADIES' BLOUSES, 3s lid. CHILDREN'S SUNSHADES, Is. FANCY HAT PINS. 2d Each. WHITE EMBROIDERIES, 3d Y*rd. ' WIDE MILLINERY RIBBON, 6d Yard. i NAVY WASHING PRINTS, ia 9d dsz. i CHECK ZEPHYRS, 6d Yard. STRIPED ZEPHYRS, SJd Yard. TASSELLED MADRAS CURTAIN MUSLIN, Is <cL COT BLANKETS, Is Each. HEAVY WAjSHING CRETONNE. 7Jd Yard. WHITE MUSLIN, <3d Yard. | MEN'S BRACES. 9d Pair. 1 MEN'S STRAW BOATERS. Is. I MEN'S WHITE HAA'DKER- i CHIEFS, 3 lor Is. BOYS' BLOUSES. Is lid j MEN'S PARIS TIES, 6<3. MEN'S HEAVY WORKING TROUSERS, 5s lid J T. Armstrong .. & G0... VICTORIA SQUARE & HIGH STREET Stamped Steel Ceilings Are Cheaper and Mow Effective than enrlchec Plastering, easily fixed, am may be decorated to suit. Guaranteed not to sweat o discolour. Prices upon application to— SMITH & SMITH, LTD., Sole Agents for New Zealand for The Metallic Roofing Co. of Canada, .. TUAM ST. (»ar Hi|h St.), CH.CR C 3204

_______ II CAKEOMA. OAKEOMA ii a sdi-.tinc CAKE FLOUR, contai-iing, i-r their puri-st f-*.rra and in correct proonrtiiHis, all the dry ingredients used in the best cakes. With CAKEOMA a rhild can make delicious cakes wiiii liltlc trouble, at small cost, and without risk of failure. Ask your grocer for this new cakemaker. HAYWARD BROS. & CO. LTD., Ca 4 B2- 3 NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. mm ■ i^mmmmmmt^mm ____-'«■■_■■■'_______« m YON SIERAKOWMC! k CO. Makvi at Wlrs MvMart, Mast, tmtm, Wira mi Iff* (!•«•«, •»»••. §•« •" *•■■* m mriam mi fMwr-al itiiirt Urfi •**«* tl Parrs-b mi NMria. 1«0 COLOMBO STRBET, OHHIBTttHWROH Tiu-pUM im. cj»»» i •COACH BALOAIRN TO liEITHFIELD. A COACH will meat Horning trains at -x Baloairn, arriYmg trcw North and South-, and can mutt evening train* m r» auirsd, by wira or letter, to* • ■■.'.- FttANK ASHBY. tfi*l ' ..-■■.. .Laithfield. j.,v..:; ■-■— *-— *r~-' ■ ' ■■""-■ r '*' rtmzrrwnr^ METROPOLITAN SHOW. '■ ■ * * POINTS PRIZES. The following are tlie winners of the points - prizes at the Metropolitan Show: — Merino, fine combing, C. H. Ensor: merino, strong combing, "White flocli Estate; English Leicestera, Donald Grant; Border Loiereters, N. '51. Orbell; Romneys, Bealey Bros.; Southdowns, G. E. Rhcdes: Shropshircs, L White; Corriedales, Jas. Little; halfbreds, Sir George Clifford; fat sheep. Page's Trustees; fat lambs, F. Campion and Lincoln College (equal). Shorthorns, J. A. John's Trustees; Jerseys, H. E. B. Wat-son; Ayrshires, Sunnvside Men-tal Hospital; Ayrshires (male), Sunnyside ..icntal Hospital; fat cattle, W. B. Clorkson and Sons. Pigs, Chas. Brice. Honor, C- A. Jncobscn. Mr D. D. Macfarlane's Challenge Shield for most points in live stock vrat won by Sir George Clifford. IA COMPLETE I L CUREJ TOE EVIDENCE from 338. Victoria Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, N.S.W 7 ., Sept. 21, 1905: " For seven months I suffered from a severe cold which was completely I 1 cured after using one large bottle of I SCOTTS EmuUioii? I j C. V. MOLONY. TEE REASON WHY j The Cold was cured' Mr. Molony's evidence is brief, but it is wonderfully to the point 1 Reams of writing could not have told more. The plain fact is Z. that Scott's cured a grown man j of that most difficult of all things —1 to throw off—a heavy cold. It 1 simply shows what a mistake it I is to fancy (as some do) that Scott* is only a remedy for the youngsters. The truth is that the same bottle will f serve both parent and child. Never forget that! There is one difference, and one only—the elder ones take the bigger dose! But mind the emulsion is Scott's. •r SSEEi 3u»"ts: for n° other is really SSTISii'&SS: forceful enough for adults. Scott's EMULSION Of all Charalsti and Dealers ia Medicines 0 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm