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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 337, 26 October 1908, Page 6

THE HOUSEWIFE'S CREDENTIALS. . Men earn tha money, but rt is the women who spend it, and, therefore, a big 1 responsibility falls upon the women. A good housewife iis ;T never parsimonious Hor is she extravagant hut strikes the happy medium, and that .woman is aciocounted the most successful housekeeper who' knows best how. to spend to the utmost advantage the earnings of her husband. From girlhood right. along the system of training in spending money wisely is followed, and if you haVo given any •attention to the matter, you will have noticed that women have a wonderful way in finding out where they can buy to best advantage. Women are-keen traders — they buy by comparison just as all experts do, and that is: why tho women flock to this store. They know that they are>alwiays sure of their. money's worth here, always certain of good quality merohttidiso, and they, know they can rely upon fair treatment. ' .\ ' ■ , ' ' SHART HOSIERY FOR WOMEN. It' is time to buy the summer hosiery, and there is no place where you can buy hosiery to better advantage than at this store.', Our . ctepend'aible . stockings are marked at reasonable prioes. '■ '. , SLACK CASHMERE HOSE, with embroidered fronts, just upon 20ft Patterns to select from, At 2s. /fed. to 6s. 6d. a pair. BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, with embroidered clox, in self, sky bhae, cardinal, and gold, 1 At 25v';ild. to 4s. 6d. a pair. BLACK'LISLE THREAD HOSE, plain or lace, and plenty available for selection, , At 1s; lid. to 3s, Ild. a pair. 'THE VIKING" STOCKINGS, black lisle thread hose, with tfiyella feet, plain or lace fronts, V At; is. lid, to 3s. 6d. a pair. CHAMPAGNE LISLE HOSE, with lace fronts or embroidered At Is. 11d., 2s. 6d.| 3s. 3d. a pair. TAN SHOES FOR WOMEN. ■ AH.smart women will be wearing Tan Shoes this summer, because tans arc to be all • the vogue. The. right styles and shapes, in tan footwear can now be seen in our Shoe Parlour, and our prices are exceptionally moderate. "THE NEWTON" Tan Kid Lace Shoes, narrow pnmp-sc3.es, and Cuban heels,' .' | At IBs. 6d. a pair. "THE MELBOURNE" Tan Kid Lace Shoes, pump fifties',, round', toes, Cuban Heels/ At IBs. 6d. a pair. "THE-RHODA" Tan Willow Calf Derby Shoes, round toes, Cuban heels, At 17a. ed. a pair. "THE FORD" SHOES, in Tan Willow Calf, and 'Tan Glace Kid, weited and pump soles, Cuban heels, At 19s. 6d. a pair. "THE PRINCETON" Tan Kid Laoe Shoes,- welteil soles and Cuban hcijls, , At 21s. a pair. •THE FLORENCE" Tan Kid Lace Shoes, narrow and broad toes, very 6mart and light, At 228. 6d. a pair. "THE KRIPPENDORF" Tan Kid Lace Shoes, pump soles, Louis heels, 4 /' At 245. 6d. a pair. ( "THE QUEEN" Tan Russian Calf Lace Shoes;, welted soles, At 2Ss. 6d. a pair. ''THE WESTMINSTER" Tan Glace Kid Lace. Shoes; also in Derby shape, At 2Ss. 6d. a pair. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD;

SPECIAL •VALUES.;,,;; ; ; MEN'S -.TENNIS AND BOWLING SHOES. : / Men's White' "Champions," Blaok Rubber Soles, 4s, fid. ' i . ..Men's White "National," White Rubber Soles, 7s. 6d. ■ ' ,' k , . , , Men's White or Brown Canvas, Stput Red Rubber Soles, for Tennis or a! ; : Bowls, Reduced from 12s. 6d.; to 7s. 6d, , - : Men's White Sports Canvas Tennis Shoes, Combined Chrome and Rubber Soles, {or Asphalt Courts, j 12s. 6d.' ' ' Men's White Buckskin Bowling: Shoes, Hand-sewn Welts, Stout Red Rubber Solesi 16s. Gd.' REDUCED PRICES. V *• : WOMEN'S TENNIS • SHOES.:: Wompn's Glace Kid Lace or Two-bar Shoes, Best Stout Red RubW SoUs. \ " . Reduced from, 12s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. . Women's White Drill Osfords, Black Rubber Soles, 3s. 6d. Women's Grey Plimsolls, Black Rubber Soles, 3s. 3d. . CHROME SOLES ATTACHED TO ANY SHOES'; Women's 3s. 6d. pair. Men's, R. HANNAH AND CO., : LTD., '■■■• RETAIL STORES: LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET, ' . ' ' / • CBIO ■ : ■■■, THE ROYAL BRINSMEAD PIANO. ■ ' THE PREMIER PIANO OF THE WORID. FROM 65 GUINEAS UPWARDS. -ASH OR EAST TERMS. : GHASo BEGG AND CO., LTD., ' : 118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. ; ; C 993 ROYALTIES ARE PAID IN QREAT BRITAIN TO THE LONDON CUTTER NOW EMPLOYED BY ■ D. MILLIGAN', MERCHANT TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER, AT THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, KELBURNE AVENUE. fTIHE ROYALTIES paid to him are for the use of his NOTABLE INVENTION-for nrnHne' Jl ing RIDING BREECHES, which are seamless at the knees,-thus preventing friction when in the saddle. Equestrians ate invited to place their orders with us for RIDTNfi tOLO,OR HUNTING BREECHES. / . . , ~ . ' ■ i P.S.—Our rooms are specially attractive at present with the- NOVELTIES IN SUMMER SUITINGS, which have just arrived. . 0639 WELL-CUT CLOTHES. WELL-CUT CLOTHES GIVE PERSONALITY TO THE WEARER. DON'T SINK YOUR INDIVIDUALITY in 111-cut Garments, which cost as muoh as n,« best, when we can make you a SUIT WHICH SUITS YOU, at :a PRICE TO snw YOU, cat in the LATEST STYLE, and FITTING PERFECTLY. . \ " UU BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS," WELLINGTON. C 971

HENDERSON'S EE JJ ACOE E 0 o''B BUTTER-SCOTCH. "IT'S AWPU' GUID." C 787 IN SELECTING A PIANO DON'T be misled by the appearance of the case, which in cheap and poorly-con-Btruoted instruments is often meant to catch the eye of the novice, the tone bemg such that the trained ear suffers untold tortures, even in trying a few bars over on what otherwise ap- ( peared ji splendid instrument. Select an in* itrument that will last a lifetime, that speaks to your soul, that will not offend the ear to please the eye. Th'ir'e are many makes, but few so really reliable as regards faultless conItruction, elegant finish, and richness of toae, * ' THE " HAAKE PIANO." BUT ONE TO-DAY. (CASH OE EAST TERMS), FBOM THE ' BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY'S, .WILLIS STREET, d^otel._ e«i ' ' UONET TO LEND. p. H. H It H 1 11, '*> SOLICITOR. Booth's Biiildine*s (FirstFlo»r), FEATEESBTON BTBEET, WEU^OTONT