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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3101, 4 June 1917, Page 5

I Suitable aid Serviceable Materials for | I COSTUMES, COATS, I ladies' J RAiCOAB, S«B, I— L , AS | COAT FRO®, Effi, 1 opened up. i . , | i Are now showing in great variety in IB Crook and Straight Handles, plain f OUr popular Dress Department. The I and silver-mounted. | quality, colours and prices are right— | Prices, 4s, 11d, to 235. 11d. •: ... | ' I WI " youj therefore, call in or write I "LA IfILITAIRE" UMBRELLAS— | With leather and silver-mounted j, ' patterns . handles, fitted with leather straps, 5 235. 11 d. to 355, s COVERT COATlNGS—Suitable for Costumes, Coats, Skirts, etc,,, in 1 shades of dark grey, brown, mid grey, etc.; 54/ sin. vide. FUR TRIMMING —Fori Costumes $ lis. 6d. yard, and Coafs, mole and brown,' lin., 3 jijjj S COVERT COATINGS—In an exceptionally nico quality, for Tailored' - ' ~ , , „ „, Costumes, Raincoats, etc., in shades of green and fawn; 50in. wide. 2s. 11d. and 3s. 6d. yard. | 15s. 6d. yard. Black—2in. wide. 9s. 11d. yard. GREY GABARDINES—For .Smart, Serviceable Costumes, Coats, Skirts, Mole—3in., 3iin. wide. "Si etc.; in mid grey and dark grey; 55/ Gin. wide ... s ■> 15s. 6d. and 16s. bd. yard. Bs. 11d. yard, j . . S GABAKDINES-Sn all too wanted shades, including fawns, khaki, Black and Grey Opossum— S greens, navy, etc; thoroughly proofed; soft finish; 59/Goin. wide. ... . t 18s. 6d. yard. 14s. 11d. yard, s , , T.TTr.Tj-rp'-r'-rn'WTjo t t, rt S COLOURED ENGADINES—Fashion's Fancy for ,Coat Frocks, Dresses, jJUBB-hK OrLUVib In best quality, B 6 (. C) fi n i g ]j. j n shades of mole, purple, wine, 6axe, and pore and seamless, for general !( brown; 52/iin. -wide. ,11s. 6d. yard. household . use, surgeons, hospital g AMAZON CLOTHS—Suitable for C oat Frocks, Costumes, etc., in shades 3 nurses, undertakers, photographers, sj of saxe, khaki, grey, mole, mid brown, and nigger brown; 49/50 in. i electricians, etc. Sizes 6£, 7, 74, | wide. 7s. 11a. and Bs. lid, yard. ; 8. Prices, 2s. 6d. and 2s. 11d. 1

Raincoats for boys of two summers lo youths of 18 years; lGs. 9d. to4os. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., "Manners Street—Advt. \ "I would not have parted with Baby for .£IO,OOO, but diphtheria took her from me." Ladies, instal a "Daisy" Vacuum Cleaner in your house, it is the best germ catcher known; it picks them up out of carpets, upholstered furniture, etc. It simply loves dust and germs, and tho 3000 odd users in New Zealand, cannot speak too highly of the "Daisy."' Call at our depot and see one, or 'phone 520 and arrange for a demonstration in your own house. Oscar Hewett and Co., 56 Cuba Street (just below bank of N.Z.). —Advt. Pin your faith to "NAZOL." Thousands testify to fts wonderful curative properties for bad colds and sore throats. But be sure you got "NAZOL."—Advt.

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