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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 89, 9 January 1919, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ■ ' "FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE. , ' u/,., ——-• ■ DELIGHTFUL SUMMER COSTUMES IN TUSSORE SILKTHEY WILL WASH BEAUTIFULLY JVhen choosing a garment for Summer wear one can be sure that a fabric such ■as -Tussore Silk will give the greatest satisfaction. It always looks nice, wears "well, and comes through the wash,tub.os good.as ever.'. THESE EXAMPLES OF TAILORING IN TUSSORESILK ARE VERY. i> MODERATELY PRICED. Costumes, Dust Coats, Blouse-, all made of the best quality Natural Tussore, and. tailored in the newest smart lines for present wear. ,J>, ' VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ANY DAY YOU CARE. DISTINCTIVE MODEL IN DT IVY-WEIGHT TUSSORE SILK-Well cut and faithfully tailored; large shawl collar and cuffs, trimmed heavy stitching to tone. Coat lined to waist Jap. Silk. •■.... Its, JjOVELY MODEL—In excellent qiality Tussore Silk; large collar, _ cuffs, and -■-■■■■ loose-hanging tabs in front, all 'trimrued heavy stitching! belted ull round .' ' v ; :< two-piece belt; coat lined to waist white Jap. Silk. Frir.e £11 11s. ■■■VEXQttISITE COAT AND'SKIRT—In heavy weight Tussore Silk, threequarter . :.' : v';, lengthf coat,'large .collar, heavily stitched across back; can be worn fastened -./■-'■?■?■;■;. high to throat or open, showing email revers; box pleats and locs» tnbk back .''':!, 'and front, below, waist-line, trimmed pearl biittons; sash belt hi front, fin,'X':?u\ 'iehed points. Coat liued to waist white Jiw.'Silk 1 . ■ "v-;/: ■' - ; ," :; - .■,•:■ ~( , . ■ ;■ Price, £11 11s. ''..;y .;.•'••;. ' DISTINCTIVE STYLES IN NEW SUMMER MILLINERY. ""• ./■••'Every conceivable type , of Hat, from the simple plain banded Ready-to- - Q'-' -Wear to the most elaborately: trimmed Straw Shape, Hate iot beach and ■ -:■■ - .outing wear, Panama and dressy styles in Fabric. Hats—a frttly gorgeous ■ ■ ; -,di6play of lovely.creations. , ■ '.< .■'. . • • ; iifA- HAT FOR EVERY OCCASION, AND A STYLE FOR EVERY TASTE. i. , .'■!.;■ Following is'an. outline of a fow : of the many varied types nowbeiag disv.::'., v '..;■' .-played in our Millinery Section;— .. ■' . PRACTICAL HATS—For beach and outing wear; plain banded styles, simple and ';■;. :;.'?■■ ;i~ attractive. ;.: .v-cj. ■'.■'■ ■ Priced from I?.f. ii. upwards, . JSMART READY-TO-WEAR HATS—In styles', far too numerous to mention, com- ■'.'■-•.':-■■■ prisfng quite the newest ideas in millinery. ,-.' .'..''■. • . " ' Priced from 12i. 6d. to 395. 6d. : 'PRETTILY.TRIMMED.PANAMA HATS—Suitable for girls and> women. ..: V:,' . v Priced from 15s.\Cd. upwards, , 9-REUMBD FABRIC HATS—Very dressy models, including Georgette and s?,tin, ■Hα- ete. ■■•..■■-■■. ....,•' i , •..■'.. Priced from ?.ss. upwards. 'SMAETLY TRIMMED- STRAWS SHAPES-Inoluding all .'the -nswsit 'straws, , .»; such as Tagel, Pedal, Lisere, Liserette,' etc., , in the most becoming styles ;.j ,4 : ', for dress wear. ■ ■..-.."■■.'. Priced from 355. upwards. 6x:.i : :':'t. r V ; '■■ ._;:■ .:.'. ; ' ',■■■ »■■'■' .—'.;••■ ;'.;■.' ■ -. ,-' f LTD, ■ !■' ■ '■■■' :'•■'.'. \\' '•■■.'...■■..■■■■ ■■-.'•'. .'.-'■ \ .'. ■ ■■..•■.'■. ■_ 3'ffiP'.'^'. ; -:•'■ ■::'■'^'——-*— -, ; ■'~-.■ , '.'," ,': \ '•■'■;':. ' - AN ATTRACTIVE NEW YEAR OFFERING OF W$\ l W ■?::; women's- wmite shoes |: "'■•: ■;■ .?/;•.>'.'. Included in our big list- , of New Year importations is a very fine . . ..-.vl.V'.i-range of Dainty White, Shoes which should have arrived in time for the Xmas trade. . Comparison, of our 1919 prices with 'those of'last year .';-;_'.; show, in very, pleasing,: manner that our values areas good as.previously. : <:'it^- EASY TO CLEAN! '^ !, *'WOMEN'Si WHITE CANVAS DET-BY ■ SHOES—Toe caps, covered Cuban ■'.■>:"■-.:;.>-Heels.-■■.' : - v ■-■'■ ".--.-";■) ' ' 12s. 6d. ■ v''.'WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS COUET AND HEEL BAR SHOES-Cnrered .-■■■:- ;: . Cuban heels. . ' ■ 95.-11 d., 12s. 6d. ,:■•.; WOMEN'S SUPERFINE .WHITE CANVAS LACE BOOTS-Covered Cu- .; i> . '.-■ ban" heels,- Clark'e best make. . 255, ;■;; /WOMEN'S SUPERFINE. WHITE CANVAS 'COURT AND ■•'■■ DERBY :,:■£;''■'' SHOES—Clark's,best make. ' . ' ' • ' 21s. ; ..'.V: WOMEN'S WHITE. CANVAS DERBY SHOES- ' • ' 7to 10 w ßs. 11d.; 11 to 1, 9s, 6d.; Maids', 2to 5,115, 6d. ;.- .::.'•■ GIRLS' WHITE {CANVAS HEEL BAR SHOES- . '...■■.■ ; v- ; ' ;r"-' . ■ y,' .7 to 10, Bs. 11d.; 11 .to .1, 9s. 6d.; Maids', 2to .5, 11s. 6d. )-. '.; ■,". .','. MAIL ORDERS. RECEIVE QUICK. ATTENTION. W;'U& -HANNAH-.'-.; &■ C 0.,„ LTD.,: "■' o:;'!; ' !•■ ' 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, • $0..; r '< •>:.;■' :i]'- .;.■■■■.;: Wellington. '■ '.."''\"." 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.. HAWKE'S BAY WINES. HAWKE'S BAY WINES: Grown and Matured at .i ■-.- ■ . THE.IMMOTJS fffl ITATA :■ VINEYARDS, HB AE MATA VINEYARDS! .. H.B. CLARET' ..../..'.."S/. and-54A per doz. HOCK 10/, and 607- „ • CHABLIS 40/-and .50/PORT •; 467-and-SS. MADEIRA 48/-and 58/- " ■NOTE-TO CONSUMEES.-If your own Wine Merchants he unable to supply, please comniunicato direct i with the Growers— TE.SIATA VINEYARDS, LTD., P.O. Box 88. ■■';. Havelock North, H.B. TO OUR READERS. t>o not go without YOUR DAILY. ..•*-' PAPER-when away on your Holidays.- . ; -. ; We have agents in every township and most villages within 200 • miles of Wellington, from whom "THE DOMINION'' can" be obtained daily. If tho postal delivery is more convent ent to you, let us have your address nnd we will mail "THE DOMINION" to you daily. ■ ' . - PUBLISHER; ■ ' "The Dominion." : -.'■ (A Card.) . ■g"NOX GILSIER, Surgeon Dentist, will Resume Practice at 22 Boulcott St. on JANUARY 13, 1919. R. MURRAY LITCHFIELD D.D.S. (Pe'nna.), L.D.S., R.C.S. (Edin.), -DENTAL SUR3BON, Will Resume Practice at his Rooms, 29 Moleswortli Street, on January 18, 1919. Mr. Baxter Buckley, who has been absent from Now Zealand for the past three years, has returned to Wellington. .Mr. Buckley intends to immediately resume teaching, of pianoforte playing. Candidates at tho British general election were allowed the use of motor-cars, with petrol ranging from ten to eighty gallons, according to local conditions. Getting ready for your holiday? See our "week-end" cases from 6s. 6d., "attache" cases from ss.- 6d. Other travelling requisites in abundance. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners Street.-Advt. The manufacturers of "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help desire to specially, thank Wellington housewives for their consis T tent loyalty and appreciation of "NO RUBBING 1, Laundry Holp, at tho same time calling public attention to the fact that the price is now Is. per carton containing sufficient for 7 weeks' washing. All grocers.—Advt.