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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 341, 30 October 1908, Page 6

'A PLEA 1 FOR COLOUR. Women would confer a boon on their fellow creatures of the other sex if they , would avoid as muoh as possible the sombre hues related to' Black, and revel in the delightful Summer Tints.. . Nature is an excellent guide to-fharmonise colour, and she does not dress her,flowers in ebon black. Let men wear blaok coats by all means; their pale virtues can be distinguished only by oontrast ; with. ; ,t|ieir sombre vestment and the light of truth shed'by a man in decent black ; gains thereby an added lustre. "Women require no such aids to omphasise, the .native iradiance of. her soul, the sparkle of her. eyes, the glint of hor hair, or the,blush of. herocheseks. , 'Would she emulate the whiteness of the fleecy summer clouds,, the incomparable bluo of ,the summer skies, the golden glory of the daffodil, the roseate beauty of the -summers rose, or the fresh green of the velvet lawns? Black is depressing,'and always - has 'depressing associations. Artists never portray angels in black. The hues of Iris, a feast of colour, is what we .most need, and fashion has placed no limitation on women's choice of colours; hence there can be no excuse for affecting the dullness , and dreariness .of black. Clothes are supposed to be decorative, and black is"the : negatvve.o£(colour..ii:. A QOROEOiJS DISPLAY OF LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS. The variety of Fabrics for Summer Wear is positively bewildering, and,the wealth irf colouring affords to women the widest possible .choice. , The", question of value is answered by our singularly attractive little prioeg.; i$ u advautage when you buy here.• 'i . PLAIN ZEPHYRS, 30 inches wide, in various shades .of Sky Blue, Pink, Grey, Nary Blue and Heliotrope, . , . At 7d. a yard, STRIPED ZEPHYRS, 30 inohes wide, in Brown and White, Sky Blue and White, Green , and White, Navy and White, Grey and White, At 7d. a yard. CHECK ZEPHYRS, 30inches wide, in Heliotrope and .White, Brown and. White, Navy Bluo and White, Sky Blue and White, Green .and, White, Black and White, At 7d. a yard. / FANCY. STRIPED ZEPHYRS, 40 inches wide; in-Navy Blue,' Grey, Green, Fawn, and < Turquoise, At 1/3 a yard. IPINE SCOTCH ZEPHYRS/40 inches wide, in/ Pink,' Sky Blu©;' Reseda, - Duck Egg, . Turquoise, Navy and Grey, , ...,V ' 1/6 a yard. HARRIS DRESS LINENS, 38 inches wide, in fashionable shades of Brown and Green, . At 2/8 a yard. (WASHING PRINTS, in Light and White Grounds, with Colourec^ Stripes, At Qjd. a yard. INDIGO WASHING PRINTS, 30 inches wide, in Navy with White Spots, Stripes and ' Designs, ~ , ~ : ' At a V'.rd. . FRENCH CAMBRICS, in White and Light Grounds, with stripes, checks, *nd (neat designs; 32in. wide, ] ?, ' At 10Jd. a yard. SOFT FINISHED FRENCH CAMBRICS, in lovely French colourings, very neat designs; ' 32in. wide, - At 11 d. a yard. JANCY. FRENCH COTTON VOILES, in floral effects, in lovely colourings; 30in. wide, . ... ' i , At 1/8 a yard. jjEBULEUSE A. CARREAUX, Fancy French . Muslins", in fashionable, designs and ' colourings; 30in. wide, At 1/6 a yard. CRYSTALLINES, in Fancy Stripes and in all popular colours, 'At 2/11 a yard. FRENCH DRESS LINENS, in Blue and White, Green and White, Navy and White, Brown and White, and Heliotrope and White stripe effects'; 44in. and 46in. wide, 7" , . At 2/6 and 2/9 a yard. [FANCY DELAINES, AH Wool, in Light and Dark Grounds,.with.very effective designs; 30in. wide, \ At 1/9, 1/11, 2/-, 2/3 a yard. .UNIFORM CLOTH, a Nice Washing Fabric, in Dark Grounds, with Fancy Stripss and Checks; 30in. wide, • , " At 9d. a yard. IFRENCH DYED LINENS, 46in. wide, in all New and Fashionable Shades, At 2/8 a yard. KIRKCALDIE & 'STAINS, LTD.

V / THE : LITTLEi FG>LKS : ,' ■ Ilk# Nic« Footwear as . well as the older ones,, and they just dote on 'the Painty White and Coloured Fancy Cut Shoes we'are showing this season. ' THEY ARE YERY DRESSY. -j J ' .diuHren'sTan'" Ideal " J Sandals,'English''nftk~ei^V'3d.^l)S.- l '6d., 6s. 6d. Children's. White Doeskin Shoes, <4s. 6d., ss. Hd., Children's, White jDoeskin One-bar Shoes,3s. 11d., ;55., 6s.' , i Children's' White Doeskin Ankle Straps, 3s. 11d.,'55. fid." . Children's 3 to 6 White Doeskin One-bar. Shoes, 2s. .Children's Red Kid One-bar Shoes, 3s, 6d,,45. 6d., ss, 6d.- ' Children's Scarlet Kid One-btr Shoes, Hygienic Toes, 6s. 6d., 7s. 6d. ' ■ Children's .Turquoise Blue CTos6-bar Shoe 6, ss. 6d., 7s. 6d.' Children's Turquoise Blue Ankle Straps, ss. 6il";'7^'.'6d.'"" Children's Champagne Kid Ankle' Straps,:ssV' v 6d.',!'7s.'.6d. ' : SCHOOL BOOTS.; ' . - We strongly recommend'our line of GIRLS' CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS. They are the BEST IN NEW ZEALAND FOR THE MONEY.,,. 7 to 9, ss. 9d.; 10 to 13, 6s. 9d.; 1 and 2, Bs. fd.; The Famous "G" Brand. ; El ''' ANIT'^O^-LTD., RETAIL STORES; LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. ' , . ■ : .. . ■■ pp. - . CBIO THE ROYAL BRINSMEAD PIANO. THE PREMIER PIANO OF THE WORID. FROM 65 GUINEAS UPWARDS. JASH'OR EASY TERMS. OHASv BEGG AND'im^LTD., ' 118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. : C 992 ROYALTIES ARE PAID IN GREAT' BRITAIN TO THE LONDON CUTTER NOW'EMPLOYED BY i' ■ MERCHANT TAILOR, AND BREECHES MA'KER, AT THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS,' KELBTJRNE 'AVENUE. fftHE.ROYALTIES paid to him are for the use of his NOTABLE INVENTION for prodno-' X ing BIDING BREECHES, which are seauiless at the knees, thus preventing friction .when in the saddle. Equestrians are invited to place theirborders-"with us for POLO, OR HUNTING BREECHES. „ •; ' P.S.—Our rooms are specially attractive at present with the-'NOVELTIES IN SUMMER 6UITINGS, which have just arrived. ; r.«n r 0639 A SMART APPEARANCE CHARACTERISES the man who wears the Suit we make. Brains and Skill are back ot every Suit we make. You'll appreciate the difference between our Suits'and those made in a Factory. -■ BRADFORD WOOLLEN 7 . CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS," ~ LAMBTON • QUAY, WELLINGTON. C 971

IN SELECTING A PIANO DON'T bo misled by the appearance of the case, which in cheap and / poorly-con-structed instruments is often meant to catch the eye of the novice, the tone being such that the trained ear suffers untold tortures, even in trying a few bars over on what otherwise appeared a splendid instrument. Select an instrument 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 so really reliable as regards faultless construction,, elegant finish, and richness of tone, M THE "HAAKE PIANO."BUT ONE TO-DAY. (CASH OE EAST TEEMS), FBOM THE BBITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY'S, WTT.T.TR STEEET, opposite Grand Hotel. B. LEWIS, Manager. can - . , ■DOBEBT B. RICHMOND, . C.8., SUBVBYOB AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Harcourt's Building, Wellington. Thone 2053. Authorised by Government to Survey Native LfUd.-s KAI EH HEX. Licensed to carry out land Transfer Surreys- C 625 MONEY TO tENB. p. .a. > n ®"h «• v, ICi Bm-.TrrroTt, Eouth's Braiding's (Fiat Hear), FBATHEBSTOK- 6XEEHT, .WBLLnjgTON^