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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 226, 18 June 1920, Page 5

j this will change men's minds I ABOUT CLOTHING PRICESI | i , ' ' - I 1 Mail orders \ ; j:, Rective . JUST LANDED-A .SPECIAL SELECTION ;0F \ J Prompt . • ''■ • ■ j I And: such splendid Coats—beautiful fitting—faithfully .madc, .ah 4/ ; ' I best of all, GUARANTEED WATERPROOF, Mcnl Remem^ 1 v berl They arc ' Samples at Sample Priccs/ | | jW|' MM s 'i\ GENT'S BOSiBAZINB COATS—Fawn Raglan, easy fitting, and thor- .' j 8 jPW- iflPNIn fIA- '• : j I fe:\ '' : "V* &5 " Sample. and 995:.6 d. each. . | • | Ips GENT'S SANCO COATS—In fawn or black,"', extra light . weight and J 1 liwWM " ' easy fitting. Guaranteed'weatherproof.' : ,v ,. II 1 ffi 'f|t ' "V.'4' A,'®" .Sample : Price, 90s. . | I If . GENT'S RUBBERISED TWEED COATS—In neat dark, ehades, com- .r< i fortable, fitting;/.yiwith Raglan shoulders and belt around waist. Theso •• .*• r | Wt are great -raft-resisting;-coats, .-and-very smart.; - i• • ', i I ' ' A.'s" Sample Prices; £6.65., £6 10s. 6d., £6 19«. 6d. j I GENT'S SPECIAL QUALITY RUBBERISED TWEED COATS-Indarl: S l I . ' , mixed shades, smartly out in correct style with belt" around, waist. , | 1 * 1 • .1 n These are splendid wearers and guaranteed thoroughly waterproof. : | r , ■ "V. & A.'s" Sample Price, £10 10s. | 1 . . . . GENT'S WATERPROOF COATS-In heavyweight rain-resisting materi- r I Discount for Cash al, smartly cut with Kaglau shoulders, and all ecams double stitched 1 . t^»v g .^4 lt A. , s M Prices. Unlined, £5 19s. 6d.; i Fleecy Lined, £6155. \ 1 .. j,: 1 ; GENT'S RAINPROOF COATS-In neat fawn shades, smart fitting gar- '» I " ments with Raglan shoulders, and good full skirts. ■( I Phones "V. & A.'s" Prices, £6 65,, £6 19s. 6d., £7 10s., £8, £8 10s. • j 1 9n.nß0 91 GENT'S TRENCH COATS-Perfeot fitting garments, >well made from J | iu-uuu, 4t-xr>y, (iuality ra i n . ro sistj„g materials, comfortable fitting, and warm- ! ' - •••■" . ljr lined throughout.. „ . ... , ! | 21-796. >'• ... "V. & A.'s"-Prices, l £6 65., £7105., £8 Bs., £B'lss; . , 1 I . ' ", : .' . . | : ! !i h. Al ; | : ; Phones 20-080,2J-2J5,2J-796, CUBA STREET . | 1 WELLINGTON'S : BUSIEST STpRE • N \ V / ' • \\ ' '!'■■! .'< . ' in M in ■ iitr"'^j •• • <^'^> 'vlll 111. '/'/ / 7,;/' '//['J, .. / . M p . "f / :'| ' ; "i I A1IDFI" 1 ] d*M - iij A kijix %kj I 1 LIGHT, j j j/ \ The flame is so steady and yet so bright, that. j I ■';' i she can sit by the hour, stitching away in, » 1 I thje soft white glow. : 1 j No offensive fumes or smoke are given off by. Laurel, and it leaves.no 1 j'SSSlffi mm sediment. Weak, tired eyes welcome the soft light that is bright and clear ( ■] M? {he last drop; It is economical, too, for the wicks last longer and the lamps S v require filling less' often. Laurel lighting, as the'' , mothei : 'mlUe' | '/ Zr home well knows, and therefore regards it as the highest quality American j \ r For lighting, heating, cooking, it cannot be excelled. 1 i \ When ordering, don't say Kerosene. Ask for Laurel, ! . ' "The soft white light," j v j no Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd., >v 1 ■ M'M'M'M'S'M'M'S'M'B'M'M'M'Bn'M'n'MM'MVM'n'M ■ I • • » :! I you don't eat mustard with your • i V V® i \v meat. Mustard makes you digest ♦ a and assimilate your food instead of ( ! i yffizJ I •■L', wasting much of it. Mustard lessens ; « the butcher'^bills because you need i. ' I fl'lffil M r' ess meat you c " flest; propefly. Mi %/ iii ' ' rail And it only costs 1/20 of a penny per. ' C : 1 personpermeal, 1 ♦' .! F■ f '' -j|- • j y ' '1; 1 Hp-'" DIGESTS THE DISH -g; :ffective family Cough Remedy ; ITP OA HP Tp ]M (SV: i S made with laovcrSOOOcMti Dola'eTtoatment hu ra "" " *™ v il . ' tejSrW'J HIGCS and O'DONNELL, j n OEK /jQi Frf«Doflklol. M PATENT ATTORNEYB, g j % A. J. DOIG M ~ 11 Grey Booklet i ■',! . ' "(HEAN'S ESSENCE) : I ■ Wellington. ..I - . |