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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 30, 30 October 1917, Page 3

Mifihllg tart : Hit the fet! Yes— DUTY ItlSEl is a real necessity, and an inspec= tion of V. & A.'s up=to=date Stock will help you to attain that end at a comparatively small cost. THE POPULAR LABGE SAILOB Crepe de Chene, Jap. Silk, aa<l Muslin, is very pretty in pink, saxe, navy, and white. Prices, Is. 6i1., 2s. 11d., and 4s. '11d. ROLL COLLARS—For Costumes or BUouses, in Orcandi. Net, and Voile. Prices, Is. 3d., Is. 6d., Is. Bd., Is. 11d., 2s. 6d., and 2s. 11d. BLOTJSJGTTES—In Net, Laoe, Ninon, Muslin, prettily trimmed with lace, and dainty buttons, finished ivith tapes at waist; a good substitute for a blouse wheh worn with a costume. v Prices, 3s. 11d., 4s. 11d,, ss. 11d., 6s. 11d,, 7s. 11d., Bs. 11d., and 9s. » OSTRICH FEATHER RDFFLES add a. smart touch to a costume; in white, black, grey, black and white, brown and white. Prices, 19s. lid., 255., 29. 11ri., 355., 455., 525. 6d., and 595. 6d. VEILINGS—A splendid selection jiow in stock in Russia Net, Fancy Chenille, bordered designs. Prices, is. 3d., Is. 6d., Is. 9d., Is, 11d., 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d,, and 3s. lid. a yard. ' ~ ' ALSO, READY-MADE VEILS—With border, in white, purple, and black; and with applique designs for throw-over veils. Price, 4s. 6d. each. I

TEA-FREE! 1 If you have not yet tasted / | I Liptoii's Famous Tea, do i 1 so at Upton's expense. ! j Fill in Coupon below and dispatch NOW, with I | 4id. in stamps to cover cost of packing and postage. \ I Free Samples of 2/2 and 2/4 grades—enough to make fifty cups—sent by return. Only one lot to i I each person. - H I Upton's make this , i. offer, knowing that ILIPXOMSI! hflsk |IM'P \ once you enjoy the s IMfs s Superior Quality of their Tea, you will ' |' eVer after use || | I LIP TON'S . ' if f T£ V - TJ/ x and2/4Tea*-enaiighto nj&ko ■. IrS t* 4/ X OXI fV Cttti fifty dups. Enclosed is iijd. in stamps i/8 I the Best Tea- Jf te » ,aekin 'f» 4 !»"*««■ I 1 go to the Firm ffl xw............ '1 S II . n hi m 1 dearWi 1 8 that hroUIS It! ISj Address i A Triumph lit Ste Bat Manufacture;; Jacqoes* Empire De but Crioket Bat is mod* of flse w ' l^e English m°'"> with a straight grab, ran- . - """ff til® whole length of the bkido. There Is not a farelt to bo fouad In the Wade, end althodgh it is well wooded, \® fcshaped in >uch a way that perfeot balanbe is attained v-ii.'and the driring power is greatly inoreased by ttw correct plowing pi an amplo thiokness of wood exactly whew it ' B ln08 ' : offeotual. K tsnli The haadla in a speoi&l feature. Built up of \®j Ysff Sarawak Cane. jlEBr It is Fitted witb Two Distinct Splices. /&■ A | The main 6plioe runs from Wade to top of handle, »nd /Mw 1 'IB oomposed of cork, with a layer of Para rubber befff* \ tw'een it and the cans. The rubber is coTerod with a /ipk 1 i Bpe<)ißl mßterfa '' to eo I' from P®rishing-. ' Tha second splice runs from the face about half way iW "/ U P ' mn( " e - ' 6 constructed in the same way so mß '" Sp "* >6 ' v This (fivea that indinpensable spring to tho handle 2'"' i ust the blade, and greatly adds to the hitting pOlV6r " ,at ' I We also stock bata made by Wisden, Guun. and Moore, Stuart-Sotfridgo, Clftpshuw, etc.; leather Cricket Balls, best makes, Stumps, Nets, Matting, W.K. Gauntlets, Leg Guards, Batting Gloves, Score Books, Cricket flags, etc. Inspoction invited. E. W. Mills & CO., Ltd. I The Great Time and Labour Saver. I pOLISHING Floors is perhaps the most strenuous of all household | labours—it is the caii9a of many bad kneos and soro backs—not •I to say anything of the drain it has on the vitality. I Linoarnish Eliminates Trouble and Labour. | It is easily applied, is not slippery, and dries with a hard, bright | surface. | IT LASTS FOR ONE WHOLE YEAR — | aud the cost is very modest! a ■ SECURE LINOARNISH TO-DAY FROM I TINGEVS "hTS r I SO MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON