Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13741, 24 May 1910, Page 3

I w Pf ppi a _f*_i >f %_■ 3 *- \. tS^B - r l I \ ____ __. j_r,*£&r&% & w 1-. '.'-••'■';.-;..**■ \ E *f" a / v.*?-.' -:"cn> *»t iR &.*•**•*--•' % \ /-# . V ~- J y^ i a V c ■■ k f a few A // /y=r/ _. : 1 -■:""*-^--__>* r >>-• ■- '___Z-\-j Ci_—i - <_-____> ~-- —S L p^*i______**,p '^ I AS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR H -s - jf sa **\ °W "~~" ■*^™ 11, * l f\ c ' i: f-" l * :j,- t_ "T^*** 5 * 3 * f\ ' B s7~*?\ "*u" IRI f )ii i hA'HR ( S u\ S _"7 _' ... «* /7 v - ,■>' '-s J* r< «7 H J? '•__ H >¥ _ >_ E< \k _y M _____>' -___a_/ v__j>' v'%__«>' ______»y ___ ___ ___ _____V ___ "_a___ «'***_B« r | These arc the Newest Fabrics for Winter Blouses | ___ ; . _ : I "cssFS" "cinaz-N-* . --delainia" jj Flannelette, in two- Cashmere! te Blouse Flan- Blouse Flannelette is a splcnH lone stripe..! and Paisley " e!el ' c '" ~lodc :l1 " 1 , ' au, '- v did substitute for a wool c _. . . , - , stripes, in shy, green, navy. ... , , . , » t. cfleets, in {-Teen, brown, pink, , ..' , . delaine, in block and fancy t* ■* ' heliotrope, brown and cream J niaiivc. sky and cream."rounds -rrounds. This fabric is the stripes. ... All the newest j| in ;.'.'' smart de.-i-ns. success of the season. , colours. I (V & _. 9** Ufa*' I 2Sin. " 23in. 30.n. D. !* - ' _____________________________ _____________________________ 15 ■ ' I " __.YIrE3BALE" I dßht FEEM€I TWILL Plain and Strijic Wincey for blouses FORGET TiiE Flannels in navy spots and fancy U and dre-'scs in newest desi/ns and. HMf«_'-^S'Tr*il , is- stripe etleots in" cream, navy, red, Fs colounuL'.-*. •.ii.'iriinieed unshrinkable, _-l_>-C-_>sJil fi. , - , , I _H and :!oin. wide. brow ». '" ne - and sk >'" 1 I'll I'4H l'_? 2 SHILLING OFF 28iiB. "1 11 I ; EACH COMPLETE . — I -.Gall and See'TSaese Fabrics rnR OI r ND H Ir You Cal! ' Send i You're Snre to Like'Tfeem. I for Samples. IBE ATI & CO- LTD. _ . .Established 50 Years. \pCTWiMH__^ '_■ ' | % , !| A beautiful fireside and tasteful accessories render any room artistic, cosy and homesf like, and Recce's invite you to come in and see their selections of fireside furnishings. || BRASS-RAIL FENDERS, in all sizes— , fl 8/jS 10/- 12/6 IS/- 17/6 20/- 22/6 and .25/- eg COPPER CURCS, for tiled hearths, in artistic designs— 15/- 17/6 21/- 25/- 30/- to 50/--* || Tga CURB SUITES Complete (Curb, Dogs, Fireirons and Stop), in copper, || M , armour-bright, black and brass, black and copper, and satin brass— . || I , . 35/- £2/2 to £8/8 1 I Separate FIREIRONS, in the above metals .. 3/6 to .32/2 the set [| Is We arc also showing a magnificent range of Coal Vases and Wood Boxes, in most M \_% artistic and useful styles, at moderate prices. -^ v' ,-' ---- "*_! '■ r ____ __ ___. ißdward Recce & Sons 1 Wmm Colombo Street . . Christchurch HHHili C 5378

I FORCEFUL FELLOWS! ni - - _9 E owe a great deal of their* personal magnetism and strength of la 1|- ' character to the excellent health which they usually enjoy. The ' fa H most attractive and impressive qualities in a man—the qualities @| ' £4 which make one a peal force in the world, such as energy, activity, SI X quickness, and decision—are dependent to a very considerable f| S w ' extent upon physical fitness and strength. Consequently if you JK would be "a power in your own sphere you must have good health, H and this you can always ensure if you • , ' §* I TAKE J 8S 01 I I o . I ■ 1 _£KH £____ B || SoUertirwben /_ _ox«. price /_ J_. (_fi „///_) / /7J ( s tf pU , s) A 2 }9 (16$ pills). jf g^_-_h«^>a*_-^__i^._^^ Contributions from " Weekly Press" Readers. Nos I*4 £5 FOR A NAME FOR THE NI. DREADNOUGHT : The " Weekly Press " off__ a PRIZE OF FIVE POUNDS for the best suggestion of a name for the " Dreadnought " wliich New Zealand is giving to the Imperial Navy. Should the New Zealand Government choose one of the names proposed by Competitors, the Prixe will go to the first sender of that name ; enveslopss will therefore be numbered in the order of their despatch, as ne_rly as this can rxs ascertained from the post-marks, and, otherwise, in the order of their receipt. Should the Government choose a name net among those sent in for this Competition, tha Editor will award the Priie to the name he thinks the most suitable of those submitted. For Conditions of the Competition see "THE WEEKLY PRESS."