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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 799, 23 April 1910, Page 14

T ---'" :; " SIMM EARS, . ■ -cohpleteLy cured * mG S m RIGHT AT YOUR OWN HOME fWHEEEVEB YOU MAT BESIDE) M\j., JliXO. « PCRE, NATURAL, AURAL KINETICS. I The Battle of Life. To pursuo your duties and pleasures ~-, with : a cheerful efzong spirit, fortified against all contingencies, in mind and body, yon must have acute hearing and a clear head,' 1 free from any Aural complications. The race is for the swift, the battle for the strong. The world nowadays has no time, no use, for those suffering- from Deafness, Headaches or any other afflictions of the Ear leading to various complications in the head, mind and body.. Acute hearing and a clear brain is the gateway to all success in life. • If you are deaf or going deaf, do you realise the terrible fate which is staring you in the fade? Even if you are only troubled with HEAD-NOISES, RINGING IN THE EARS, DISCHARGE ING EARS, or any other EAR TROUBLE, however slight it; may be, remember that all these symptoms lead to DEAFNESS— the most terrible affliction of mankind. To Disheartened Sufferers. N If you Buffer from any form of Ear Trouble (or ■ even if ' sou .-, are totally deaf), don't think yourself • incurable because other /treatments.may have failed to do you any good. proofs "opposite, selected haphazardly from scores.of . grateful .letters on file at our Institute, and then reflect that it is just as possible for you to be cured. ■ - ' ; . Even the hopeless opinion of your, doctor should not dis- . hearten you in any way. The successful cares accomplished in some of the most obstinate cases of 30 or 40 years' standing are sufficient evidence of the efficacy of the " EAEOSCOPE," which . differs en-■•■ tirely from any medical treatment. 1 There is no _ painful probing, syringing, or spraying, no Ear-Drums, nor Electrical Batteries, but PUEE NATURAL AURAL KINETICS, applied by yourself, right at your own home (wherever you may reside) without the necessity' of a doctor, nor the assistance of anyone else. . v • ■ ... - . ■■.....'.. FREE BOOK. FREE ADVICE. All it will cost you to get the full particulars of this great, boon to humanity is the postage stamp on your letter. Fill in the 'coupon opposite, and we will.be pleased to forward to you full particulars, with abundant testimonials FREE OF CHARGE. 'B ASSOCUTION (Pep. 50), % Pitt St. Sydney, N.S.W.

__,_ __ : ' -_ jp _ ___ J _ P&s?ty "— and ©tlier EwftJaigs* With the first keenness of May air . the entrancing whirl of Winter festijj commen / ce;.anUJforthwitht */ < the' question presents itself— , What has Fashion provided in Evening Wear ? Fortunately, the management at have anticipated the question, and provided a satisfactory answer. So that if you have pretty frocks or becoming coats to arrange for Evening "Wear you will wisely decide to eee their Window Display and .visit their Showroom before you buy. The WINDOW DISPLAY is particularly inviting, and will undoubtedly attract the notice of all.who visit Cuba Street to-day, to-morrow, and the ensuing days. '"''.-' Come and see—this is a display which outrivala in beauty and completeness any Exhbit of EVENING WEAR over before made, in this oity. ,';■■ The most exclusive OPERA. COATS and CLOAKS in distinctive colours— Kimono effects in Cerise, Biscuit, Cream, and Eau-de-NJI trimmed with touch of Black Velvet, gold braid and buttons. / ' Ms. 6d. LONG COAT STYLES with very full sleeves and a high 63s HANDSOME CAPE EFFECTS in Silk and Cloth, lined and nnlined, handsomely braided with self materials, shaded and complimentary ooJooib, ■ ' looped and fastened with large velvet buttons. e 725. 6d., 848., 883. BtL, 1058. Very Exclusive Models in PASTEL CLOTH. lined throughout heavy quality &ilk to match, nicely embellished soutache-braid and embroidery, finish- " ed deep.silk fringe and tassels.. Soft peach colour, delicate.eau-deiil, ] helio, copper, and Jamaica brown.:: .■; :: • y.J ,',6, 7, 8,-and B;guinea.; Two only very Handsome Models in Shot,Moire ;Antiquej,beautafyily"design-, ed, attractively finished and braided ':;with': ■H^Yy ! "silk i i .fringe, ..lined; ■ : througoiit with-silk. ■: ■.• . ''i:j,'. X : - : k ■■ - : >' ''* arid 10 guineas. The Sensation-of the Opera Cloak Season-4Loyely-.KIMONO WRAPS direct.v from' Japan in Silk Crepe, lined self and contrasting colours, hand' emf: broideredin delicate shades to nuitolL . ;. V \'£s 10s.,.ie' ; 10s.,."£JtOs.; Simple yet effective' EVENING FBOCKS in pale blue,, chMmeufle Batin. with'V of white chiffon, swafiiedlwdice • completed witii : rosette, and/ large button, skirt finished with 'deep.'hem, at f6pt . - - . : ?35, Shell Pink CHARMEUSE SATIN FEOCK, bodice-trininiedwiai; gold em- . ■ . ■.'.," ..'■ .v' : 1 '/■.■■■■■'■■'•;. ••■' : ; .■'.; : .;; :::;.843« . Peach-toned CHAEMEtISE FBOCK witti V of Oriental trimming softeneU * by toiichVof Irish.Crochet Laceinmshed .with.'chou of Satin.; . '".955. ■ Beautiful.Black CHARMEtISE. GOWN trimmed ecru inserbkm''and: lace, draped skirt with full under effects. . .-.*.,- .'. ■■ ': Sβ 65.;' A very dainty Pale Pink EVENING DEESS in.tucked chiffon made wex. : • foundation of Pink Silk and trimmed with crystal and silver garniture/ i ■ ■■' . ■ . -..._■ . • - •/:■„■■,• "■■ ■ : ; : -■.■ ■•■' ; .■• :855.;. A very pretty FEOCK for the Debutante, in-white,charmeuse. satin,;lined with white'glace silk. "The'bodice' is decorated" , 'in. Grecian-.- style; with. pearl and silver 1 trimmings:'- Skirt finished-with'fold at; foot.- ■'■'...■.' ■;" : .v.vl;.v- .■"■■.-■■■ ."•.. ■' "■■''"' i- '':■' r - : \ ; r'?' ■^β- I **"-' A strikingly tandsome FROCK in bidice triirined with" beautiful garniture of white not. and embroidered mth-'gold and sequin beads. The effect is novel, being made In Bolero style;with plain panel "' down front, draped'at sides and-caught-.at -foot : with trimming; arid; fringe to match: ■■■ . : -:;: -;," .. : • . ■'' V,-. ■■:'. ■ £10 : 10s. A large variety of EVENING^.and-THEATRE BLOUSES, j A very, useful one ! is' shown' in black' taffeta with tucks- and gauging effects; bodice.and sleeves enhanced with open work /insertion •■ and -, completed with . goffered, chiffon..;' : ..•;-.■ ■■ . .■'■'.' :; :.'-- " ;;■ V ;.; '325.;6d.' A rather daintier style made in Black Crepe de Chine .with handsome embroiderednet caught .tegether'with, ropes beads., ..:,"455. ■ Extensive and varied assortment of BLOUSES ii Crepe de Chine, Taffeta,-.: Me«salaine, Charmeuse, and Chiffon, all different styles and prices from '..-"■■,' v ■■■■•'■■■ ...■: ; ' ■•■.•.;•■•,;, '-. ~- . . Ms, 6d. to 6te.; A choice lot of Cream, White, Pink, Eau 'de' Nil, Pale Blue, and" other night.shades from :;' '. . ... ;2Ss. to 555, 6d. SELK UNDERSKIRTS for s Evoning Wear to match the Frock, in all light shades and blßck—very light,and dainty—-with three graduated-'frffls headed by pin tucked frill; inake excellent 'slips for'Silk-Frocks:'- .;■.;■-.■. :; -,/■■'. :■:■:■ ■: ;■:■'■■,:■• ■',' ■:- /",.. : '.. ' - 15S. 6d. A very.good wearing SILK^UNDBBfEffiT,Roving ■•de^'"''gaa^''frill with '• ' crosswise ■ "-'■" 2SS. 6d. BLACK SILK UNDERSKIRTS with' ! deep" , fr^lf; ; ' ! g'a ; i'^' I riin^' :I hiife'-pleafc s. Ed frills and deep kiltings. 325. 6d., 425,, 525..6 d. to 90S. Everything In Frocks, Coats, , Cloaks, Blqnses, and Skirts for the evenings that brlghton up tho "Melan" '....,.;■. choly Days" can now be soan In a" roost pleasing . 1 ; array at - ■-, ;' • "■■ ■ . -J" j Cuba and Dixon Streets, Wellington.