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The beginning of your New FROCK ot COSTUME S F a qu stioa of Materials, and a very important question it is. /f/f \ \ I ' You want somothiug rew and fashionable that is also becoming Art 1 " and good-wearing. Tliis combination o£ qualities is to be found Will 1 . in the well-stocked Dress Department at "The Economic.", In ad- Jf ' dition, prices are very keen. You'll obtain your needs here st less m § ! cost than elsewhere. Largo assortments make choosing pleasant i and satisfaction ccrsain. Call and seel News of New Dress Fabrics to 111 f m Interest Every Woman I ' |l\ AVe show all tho newest shades for the season, including // // I iI | \ Nigger Brown, Drabs, Bottle Green, Burgundy, and New nlj 11 li\ DIAGONAL SUITING —42in. wide; all wool and absolutely new. ' * Shades: Saxo, Nigger, Fawn, Grey, Joffro Blue, Drab, Grey, j Mizr and Navy. s Price, 6s, 11d. yard. Jm jS ALL WOOL CHECK SUITING —54in. wide; in all newest 2-tone .. colourings—new Browns, and Drabs, new Greens, Burgundy, ' new Blues, Amethyst, etc. Price, 9S. lid. yard. Jffl ALL AVOOL COATINGS—SO and 54in. wide; in shades of Red, m , Violet, Amethyst, Fawn, Mole, Saxo, Navy, Brown, and Grey. | Prices, 9s. nd. and 10s. 6d. yard. 1 ALL AVOOL 1)IKECT01 RE CLOTH —42in. wido; for smart tailor- H made costumes, coat-frocks, and coats; in shades of Nigger, ED Bottle Green, Burgundy, Saxe, Ciel, Drab, Fawn, Grey. Navy, also Black. Price, 10s, 60. yard. ALL AVOOL WEST OF ENGLAND SUITINGS—S4 and 56in. wide; in smart Grey mixtures and two-tone effects. Prices, 12s. Bd. and 15s. yard. FRENCH SUITING —54tn. wido; all wool, anda beautiful fine even texture: shades of Fawn, Bisquo, Khaki, Royal, Nattier, 8 Navy, Nigger, Grey, and Croam. Price, 15s. yard. B You are invited to Inspect our Unrivalled Display of Winter Fashions* Why j not call TO-DAY? j | GEORGE & KERSLEY, Ltd. [ I WELLINGTON & WANGANUI \ S4 W. Littlejohn BonJ Zn. Ji By Appointment j MaTJV '" ce m ' Jewellers, Silversmiths, j Free i Watchmakers and Opticians, | c^ io > ue JT is not possible to show many of our i — ( B«»ds here but. W o tavo a Catalogue . C/Mipi! fully illustrated, which we will be pleased ■ . | •" to send you. Our stock is high-grade, j 2b Sf £$/& But in. no way dear—the prices are filed j e as low as possible, consistent with the '[ j UBt , rito thie OTOT w namß ond ftdfin© quality goods. We have every 0011- * dress, and you will receive by return fidence they will give entire ' | lasting pleasure, and use. Wo Bohcit J and acquainti-flf you nrith ito mcuy vniii* MfpATnftd orders £ Gzclusi.ve ddvsJitAires. ' 2 If building, or if replacing your old \ range with a new one, you wiut to learn 1 . i about the "Champion,"—why it so foSSs' 222 and 224 - • S weU, what a pretty range it is, hoir.it k | built with oven righteido and left, what Lambton Quay, f ||§i| tio iWiiionsayabout" post card brings our Silver Box For Fine Oom Brooch. Wellington, \ Catalogue. Lip Salve. lfot. Gold. 6 » j The W j | On Troopships and in Trenches our Soldiers appreciate | I /if} rt\ SonM a Jufit l Sleep is a lonic for the tired, but it cannot re- | Jffj! a s | place waste. Morning tiredness is a sign that, j nm $j& WWwM B 1 brain and nerves need phosphorus—toning up !i 1 ' (Cafe au Laii) g | Easily made—only boiling water being required to make a |g§S§]||§|sSSa I /fUif \ stimulating drink. That's why huge quantities are being. ' J; jy£ IM1& JL W i i supplied to our Navy and Army. .. t , ; When making up parcels for your Spldier Friend., RS font«ms phoiphorus in an ea.j y wimilated include a tin or two of Milkmaid Coffee and &, &||l <"»•' After.ifew dose, you will jleep jound- ! Milk. But be sure it's 'Milkmaid.' §0® -H-WI '?• w » lk . m ,1 ! <: ra , ornl ?f tl m j w ! lh a tin ' i » r I • S a good appetite lor breakfast and ready lor . I Leaves no Grounds for Complaint, Jap- work._ Get a bottle to-day, 2/6 and 4/6. any: I AI.I. GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS SELL ITI { HAINES-9 Md,b Ntl * Chemist - - Wellington uEnttod"' ¥pm 'lirinrbfiH u^eFs i&I 1| !111 jfW lilll © SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE HARDWARE CHEAP. As we have let our fifth floor for storing wool we want to mako room, and are offering all bulky lines at Reducod Hates, viz.— SPARKLOID —A splendid Rubber Roofing Material, 1, 2, or 3-ply. Rolls 100 squero feot —1-ply costs 10s.; 2 ply 12s. 6d.; 3-ply 15s. 6d. Rolls 200 square feet —1-ply costs 195.; 2-ply 245.; 3-ply 31s. SATURATED FELT—For lining walls, 235. 6d. for 1000 square feet. Nails and fixtures included. Compare these prices; they are fully 30 per cent, less than any similar line. Plenty of samples forwarded ou application. GALVANISED FENCING WlßE—Fully 10 per cent, less than tho tariff wholesale prices. KENRICK'S SECRET AXLE PULLEYS—I} width faco. PAINTS—Now is the timo to paint. BERGER'S well-known Superior Paint recommended by anyone that has used it. At present it is much cheaper than buying oil and lead. Anyone can uso it. We supply any shade. | ASPINALL'S ENAMELS—Our stock is complete, and practically no advances. PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATHS —sft. Gin. and 6ft. at reduced prices for two weeks. TILED AIR-PIT FIRES—A full assortment at exceptionally low prices. Call and inspect our stock. RANCES—Champion, Orion, and Atlas. They have advanced twice recently, but having mado a special purchase wo can offer you low prices while tho present lot lasts. 1 FIG IE ■Ifll'i DEFtp Cuba & Manners Streets

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 2