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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 53, 26 November 1928, Page 4

SPECIALLY IMPORTED for the Festive Season, and showing now for the first time Novelty Gift Napehy • These selected here serve to introduce the great values offering. We suggest you inspect t/? * p early to choose from the full selection. SEE v, WINDOW DISPLAY. ; 14in - x 201 n TR AY CLOTHS. This season’s ' ’■ I "XX I newest novelty. Artificial Silk Centres in / —Z //f 8 Hose, Blue, Lavender, etc.; edged with novelty / PG 'V Silk Kun Lace. FROM VALUE 3/6 ~y\ Cash Price 2/11 ' ? JL. \ 14in. x 20in. TRAY CLOTHS or TABLE A'" , CENTRE, oval or round: pure Linen centres XaX- / 'K with edges of Guipure Lace in pleasing deV —~ / > sign. VALUE 5/11 • Cash Price 4/11 \W) 36in - x 3GIn - AFTERNOON tea cloths. \ ul/7 \X 1 / 11/ 8 Artificial Silk centres in Rose, Blue, Lavender, \ V|// \\ I / I / | etc., edged with novelty Silk Run Lace, match's \A / \\ i / / ing Tray Cloths mentioned above. VT? X\ If / FROM VALUE 7/11 1 /( Cash Price 6/11 / vS roc. 86in. x 36in. AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS, ' \V / • ' hemstitched and worked with neat embrold- I ; i i xj /) X I ery designs in Pink, Blue, Lavender and | v.. ,// \\ I Tango. Reasonably priced. fl /' // FROM VALUE 5/11 i .. . vy Cash Price 5/6 | 36in. x 36in. AFTERNOON TEA CLOTH. I Scalloped pleasing patterns in new colour g > combinations, worked with Artificial Silk on H V*/ Linen substitute. FROM VALUE 11/6 Cash Price 9/6 * ■ Exquisite Productions in unlimited S6 ’ n - x ® 6in - AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS. • variety—of qualities that express Imitation Irish Crochet Lace in a beautiful good taste and ensure lasting making a nice and handsome piece service—-yet are quite inexpensive . o£ na P er ?- FROM VALUE 10/6 at our Low Cash Prices. Cash Price S/ll -DUCHESS SETS in Swiss Embroidery. A I big selection of new and pretty designs, low priced and always useful. FROM VALUE 4/11 SET Cash Price 4/6 SIDEBOARD RUNNERS OR TABLE SCARVES. Scalloped in Blue, with Embroidery design in two-colour effects. Size 13in. x 54in. FROM VALUE 6/6 EACH I Cash Price 5/11 _ —inuiiMVßifiuwminMii'iiH*4i!i..iiswMwwwamwini-;

WOULD YOU BE YOUNG AGAIN? ■ A regular Face Massage by our expert will undo the marks of time and keep your looks many years behind your In Permanent Waving and all Hair and Face Treatment you will receive in service just that something that produces effects better than the average.— —Advice gratis. MRS ROLLESTON LTD. Hair and Skin Specialists, 250 Lambton Quay - Wellington. Phono 42—227.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR | Permanently removed by electroly- 1 eis from the fa> neck, breast, arms, ? and limbs with my painless 12- I needle method. 500 hairs per hour. S 50 hairs 10/0. Also warts and moles I removed. Consultation free. Hours: x 10 to 4. Business ladies catered for J during lunch hours. • z ' i MADAME MAXINE I Room 4, Crown Building, I Cnr. CDBA end DIXON BTBEETB. j Telephone 20—511.., |

FIFTY SINGER DROPHEADS FROM £7-10 REPAIRS TO ALL W MACHINES. kOh •»” Needles. -jEul SSTM Parts for All Makes. MCEgj’ggWra GLOBE SEWING ••Wg&Si] MACHINE CO., j' »\ Grand Opera House, . Manners Street, ,? Wellinctoß.

FRENCH & VANDYKE PLEATING All the latest Patterns, Hemstitching. Parisian ' Embroidery. All Dressmakers Sundries. Orders called for and delivered. Prompt attention to Mai) Orders. Wellington’s Pioneer Machine I’leaters. MISS NICHOLL MERCER BUILDINGS, 40 MERCER ST; ’Phone 44—246.

The Wonder Shoe ' - Ladies’ English Quality Patent Shoes. Post 15/11 Free Sizes 2s to 7s. Wonderful Wearing, Wonderful Quality, Wonderful Value. MANN’S 177 CUBA S’f., WELLINGTON.

IHLSON’S HYGEIA TOILET SALON, 132 WILLIS STREET (Next Albert Hotel.) 6i dSa»Et hah; WAVE*. i EUGENE’S Hair Staining and -Tinting. Clay Packs, Shingling, etc. All Branches of Toilet Work. Telephone 23—340. Personal Attention. BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO < MEASURE. ■ TRENTS. 1 best 305., Ladies'2se. Repairs ViX with English Greenhide. Men’s soled and heeled, with rubbers. 6s. 6d.; Ladies, 4s. Cd., sewn Is. extra. GUISE AND CO.. 114 Tasman St. -Hotel Cecil Buildings. Phone 22 —527. Lambton Quay.