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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 282, 22 August 1908, Page 4

-INEXPENSIVE MILLINERY. If you aro looking out for a smart, inexpensive hat to servo you in tho spring and summer mako a point of seeing tho beautiful millinery wo aro now showing. You will be charmed with tho styles - which conform strictly to the prevailing fashions, and you will marvel how so much millinery clegance can be sold at such low prices. MERRY WIDOW SAILOR HATS, in Tuscan straw, trimmed velvet band, at «S. 3d. MERRY WIDOW SAILORS in shantung, navy blue, greon, brown, and various othor colours, trimmed galoon band, at 15s. 6d., 17S. Gd. SMART READY-TO-WEAR STRAW HATS, hand-made, in navy, green, Wedgewood,' and other fashionablo colours. Trimmed chous and pleatings of floral and plain ribbon, finished with quills, at 12S. Gd., 153. 6d., 17S. 6d. DAINTY MORNING HATS in burnt and green straw, trimmed roses and foliago at 21s. GRACEFUL CHIP AND TAGEL STRAW HATS, profusoly trimmed with flowers and tulle, at 295. Gd., 355."FLORAL TOQUES, these are literally small flower gardens, and are. finished with quills or ospreys, ■ y from 425. SUMMER FABRICS. FANCY STRIPED VOILES, in black, brown, pink, sky-blue, cau-de-nil, and heliotrope; 30iu. wide, at' Is. 6d. a yard COTTON VOILES, in vhit-o grounds, with stripes in skyblue, pink, navy blue, eau-de-nil, and heliotrope; 30in. wido, at Is. Id. a yard FIGURED SILK CHECK VOILES, in light grounds, with checks in heliotrope, eau-de-nil, grey, pink, sky-blue, brown, and black and white; 30iu; wido, at 2S. 3d. a yard PARIS .MERCERISED MUSLINS, 46in. wide, in brown, • sky-blue, pink, eau-de-nil, grey, heliotrope, cream, navy blue, Wedgewood, and other popular colours, at 10|d.- a yard PLAIN FRENCH CAMBRICS, 32in. wide, in navy blue, heliotrope, oau-de-nil, skyblue, cardinal, ivory, and pink, , at Is. a yard FAN[CY STRIPED BATISTE RAYE, in white grounds, wi:h various coloured stripes, at Is. 3d. a yard JACQUAUD STRIPED COTTON SHIRT- ■ INGS, 31iu. wide, in light and dark grounds, with various coloured stripes, at IB£d. and is. a yard. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, l LTD. HENDERSON'S WE E MAOGB E g 0 R BUTTER-SCOTCH. "IT'S AWFU' GUID." C 787 . "A NEW MAN." DEAR Slß,—Since I ■ commenced using your ELECTRIC GENERATOR I am a Now Man altogether. My friends are surprised to see tho chauge in me. I shall never regret having spent the money on your appliances. The above is ah extract from a letter written to us tho .other day. by a gentleman living at Boston Terrace, Wellington. THE COMBINED ELECTRIC GENERATOR is a patented invention for the application of electricity to tho body—the best appliance for tho purpose in existence. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK. Entitled: " Electricity as a Means to Health." Address: THE UNITED ELECTRIC MEDICAL -.SUPPLY CO., Dept. E., 123 Princes Street, Dunedin. ' ' C 938

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "A Competitor" and others.—Tlxo football Limerick competition papers have' been handed to the judge appointed, and his decision should bo made known in a few days. "Constant Reader."—No doubt your suggestion 'is well meant. "T.G."—Will appear at an early dato.