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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 338, 27 October 1908, Page 6

* " ' ~"l • •' <> IS SILENCE COMMENDABLE?, ' ' -p'V-' Silence is generally regarded as a virtue, and there are many illuminating proverbs ind sayings commending ailenoe, such as —"Silenco is the mother of truth"; "Silence is deep as eternity, spcech is shallow as Time"; "Silent men, like still waters, aro deep and dangerous"; "Silence iB more eloquent than words," and several more that may readily bo quoted. But silenco is not a commendable virtue under. all circumstances. Ask any of the 200 candidates who aro seoking to represent the electors in Parliament whether iheir silence would bo accepted as eloquence. At no timo in the history of the Dominion has there been such a flood of talk as now. But, silenco is impossible to a progressive business firm. Wo are unable to keep silent, because wo know wo havo an immense amount of merchandise to sell, merchandise the people require, and wo know wo can sell that merchandise at very reasonable prices. It is essential that we should let the people know this; that is why we advertise, and why wo are constantly talking about the resources-arid helpfulness of this Store to the community. ' SMART AND STYLISH WALKING SKIRTS. . The 1 assemblage of Dress Skirts is complete, and all the sorts that women prefer are Sere in.plenty. WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS, prettily trimmed with tucks and embroidery; a great assort- : inent, At 9s. 11(1., 12s. Ltd., 14s, 6d.,'to 395. ed. each. WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS, trimmed Valenciennes lace or embroidery, very full shapes and good designs. At 63. 11d M 12s. 6d., 14s. 6d., 158. 11d.» 17s. 6d<i 18s. 11d. PINE LAWN SKIRTS, in dressy styles, elaborately trimmed with lace and tucks, At 235. 6d., 275. 6d., 295. 6d., 395. 6d. each. (WHITE LINEN SKIRTS, excellent nine gored skirts, well stitched and finished; also in a variety of other styles, At 13s. 6d-, 19s. 6d.| 245. 6d. each. WASHING SKIRTS, in Muslin, Linen, and Alpaca; very useful garments, full out, some plain, wjth large tucks, others daintily trimmed with Embroidery, • At 7s. Ild., 9s. lid., 12s. lid., 14s. 6d.< 17s. nd., to 235. 6d. eaoh. TOSTRE AND SICILIAN SKIRTS, excellent for summer wear, as. they are very light and yet quite dust proof. Wo are now showing a fine lot of those skirts in Cream, Navy Blue and Black, trimmed braid or self straps, At 19s. lid., 295. 6d., 355. 6d. to 595. 6d. each. 3UMMER WALKING SKIRTS, in washing flannels and tweeds, nine gored, with lap seams and stitching at foot, At 255. 6d. each. PRETTY VOILE SKIRTS, in Cream or Black, effectively trimmed with tucks and silk folds, and mounted on loose foundations, At 395. 6d., 455. 6d., to £7 7s. EOLIENNE AND VOILE SKIRTS, in Cream and Black, in smart styles, with tucks and Glace Silk folds, mounted on Silk or Silkette, and suitable for street or indoor wear, From 355. 6d. each. CHIFFON TAFFETA SKIRTS, in Biack and Cream, in high-waisted styles, with padded hems, and with or without material for bodice, From 735. I .SIEKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ' C 512 , . ■' - ■■ - ' ; "■ : ' MEN'S BOOTS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. ■ :If you have confidence in your Shoo dealer you must necesarily have confidence •in the Boots he sells yon. We manufacture most of the Men's Boots we retail at , from 15s. 6d. to 205.,, therefore .we can warrant them to be, the best that money can buy. ' FOR EVERYDAY CITY WEAR THESE BOOTS WILL SATISFY MOST MEN. ,Man's Glace Kid Goloshed Bals, Sewn Men's Box Calf Goloshed Bals, LeatherSoies, easy fitting, pointed or round lined, two shapes. For good solid toes, ... ... ... ... 15s. 6d. wear ... 18s. 6d. . Men's Lifrht Glace Bals, Welted Soles, Men's Box Calf Open-front Derby Bals, wide fitting, up-to-date medium toes, Welted Soles, the new round too ■ , 17s. 6d. 18s. Gd. .Hen's Glace Kid, Open-front Derby Men's Light Box Calf Goloshed Bals, Bals; Welted Soles, the new round Welted Soles, medium and round toe ... ; 18s. 6d. toes. "The Bective" ... '... 21s. COBRA POLISH, 4d. TIN, GIVES THE BEST SHINE. -E; HANNAH AND CO., LTD., RETAIL STORES: LAIWBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. / ' CBIO ' . iii THE ROYAL BRIWSMEAD P!ANO. THE PREMIER PIANO OF THE WORID. FROM 65 GUINEAS UPWARDS. - ASH OR EASY TERMS. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., N /118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. - C 992 ROYALTIES ARE PABD 5W GREAT BRITAIN TO THE LONDON CUTTER NOW EMPLOYED BY D. MULLIGAN ' MERCHANT TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER, ' AT THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, KELBURNE AVENUE. mHE ROYALTIES paid to him are tor the use of his NOTABLE INVENTION for producJ. ' ing RIDING BiIiiJiCHES, which are seamless at the knees, thus preventing friction when in the saddle. Equestrians are invited to place their orders with as for RIDING iPOLO, OR HUNTING BREECHES. ' ' P.S.—Our rooms are specially attractive at present with the NOVELTIES IN SUMMER SUITINGS, which have just arrived. WELL-CUT CLOTHES. WELL-CUT CLOTHES GIVE PERSONALITY TO THE WEAR,EE. DON'T SINlv YOUR INDIVIDUALITY in 111-cut Garments, which cost as much as thn best, when we can make you a SUIT WHICH SUITS YOU, at a PRICE TO SUl'i l YOU, cut in the LATEST STSCLE, and FITTiNG PERFECTLY. BRADFORD ' WOOLLEN CO., - "THE QUALITY TAILORS," WELLINGTON. . ■ C 971

HENDERSON'S • EEACGE E G 0 E 1 BUTTER-SCOTCH. "IT'S AWFU' GOID." , C 787 IN SELECTING A PIANO DON'T be misled by the appearance o£ tie ■ case, which in cheap and poorly-con-Btrticted instruments is often meant to catch the eye of the novice, the tone being 6uch that \he trained ear suffers untold tortures, even in irying a few bars over on what otherwise appeared a splendid instrument. Select an instnunent that will last a lifetime, that speaks to your soul, that will not offend the ear to pleaSe the eye. There are many makes, but few eo really reliable as regards faultless construction, elegant finish, and richness of tone, 88 ' THE "HAAKE PIANO." BUY ONE TO-DAY. (CASH OE EASY TEEMS), FEOM THE BEITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY'S, WILLIS STBEET, opposite Grand Hotel. B. LEWIS, Manager, C6Bl HONEY TO LEND. p. H. » V, BOLICITOB, Eouih's Bnilding'a EloaiJ, PB ATHEESrON^STEEBT,. iWEEHNGTO^

B. MACKENZIE, BAEEISTEE and SOLICITOB, COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. AS. H 0 L D S H I J> • BAEEISTEE AND SOLICITOB; EOUTJE'S BUILDINGS, FEATHEESTON AND JOHNSTON STREETS, (Seoand Floor). PleasQ take lift, cso? AND DIDSBUEY, Dental Surgeons, SI WILLIS STEEET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. C 603 ROBERT E. RICHMOND, C.E.. SUEVEYOE AND CTVIL ENGINEEE. Harcourt's Building, Wellington. -Phono 2093. Authorised by Government to Survey Nativ« Lwfc. KAI EUUEI, Licensed to carry out Land Transfer Surveys. C 625 fjl H B EMPIEE HOTEL (LIMITED). IHE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL' HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. 8. W. SQITELD (Lata oI Cokur's Hotel, Chriftchuroh)i lluugcb