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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 46, 22 February 1917, Page 9

,';); D-L-C Dressmaking [4 v is par Excellence ■ \k\ ■-/ ■■ ■ i A The moment the first signs of Autumn h ,'\ appear, new dresses come in for quite I h \ a lot of thought First comes the desire y'h , ||j for knowledge of what will be worn \lj W. during the months when heavier dresses '// f'J will be needed. Mi \\ "• l\ ./I Then comes the question of choosing V \ -\J the p fabric that is best suited for the \,| j , / particular frock or costume to be made. ■ \\j ''.\ Lastly, the choice of a modiste must /'/ i * ', \ be decided upon. I vj '¥ • Iff \ \ A little scheme of cd-c\peration in this y[J - ' Jj\ all important' subject ilneans much to- . |\ ' 'Ij wards the success of One's gown. jft \ f Mrs. Wiseman is a dressmaker of skill \.V y and ability; her many charming pro- yi i ductions in past seasons have earned if, A for her an enviable reputation as a f I \ modiste. x \(j I ;J _ w ;I|k Take her into your confidence; enlist '/ \/J\ her experience and skill in helping j}ou k / /I, to choose your material and you can i\\\ ( / rest assured that you will finally receive \.\\\ 'J a beautifully made gown. Yjiu i ' I .m . The smartest and latest fabrics are II - ' awaiting your choice, and among them I ' t \i you will find smart Covert Coatings, Ml j ! V Tweeds, Blanket Cloths and Blanket %/ • \/l, Tweeds. • u\ ■'% ' '. ■• ■ I ; // Patterns and self-measurement forms X \ \f will be gladly sent to out-of-town V i '' residents. \ U ' ' •• n ' A Accept this personal service early in ' J'l ■ \ the season — it is better so. / y I ■ ■ >, ¥ ■ Til ■ Wl

.' Ladies' Hand Bags I \ ' We have a very fine assortment, just landed, of very i % stylish American hand-made Bags. The quality is ! | 7 distinctly good; the prices distinctly low. ■ i Ladies' Hand Bags '| At the following, offer a wide choice: , ■ 4/6, 5/6, 7/9. 8/9, 9/-, 9/9, 10/-, 10/9, 12/6, 16/-, 16/6, IS/-, 19/6, ! 28/-, 30/-, 32/-, 36/-, 37/6 . . | ' Whilst the war lasts it is not likely that »uch very advantageous prico will again be offered. j ' 'j PRINGLE'S LTD. .' | \\ "Art Needlework Specialists" :: Lambton Quay. V s- i ' • VT ■—^^^^^m^ i ■ (I I'M Wo koop Furniture of tho Lfitost and most beautiful Design. It is well msdo in ]! dark rimu, oilari rimu and oak, by painstaking and clsver workmsn. \ CHEST OF DRAWERS— ' ,i Strong-, special value, oblong mirror ... '.„.. ■... 37/6 | *l| Beautifully designed, with round and oval mirrors—From 57/6 ,|, WARDROBES—Very good value, quite worth inspecting ■ i 11 ' ' ' Prices from £2/15/- j T WASHSTANDS—An especially h.rge selection ... From 30/- i ' SIDEBOARDS—The acme of beautiful workmanship " j f In dark Rimu—*4/17/6, £8, £7/15/-, *8/B/>, £8/10/-, J3IO/12/6 ! Jl In Oak ... • ■ £9/10/-, £14/15/- IS j 11 >_ I i S ""^l^^^^Sl SALESMAN | j w **** B To SHOW You j1 id EXTENDING TABLES Wl\ -9^ OUR .| ttS- From *3/15/- lfe| . FURNITURE ||J - AFTERNOON TEA ||l ■ SHOtffIOOM jl BOOKSHELVES : ... From 6/9 I % WRITING DESKS—Beautifully designed. The perfect present i J WOODEN BEDSTEADS-AH .sizes. ■ Also BABIES' COTS i I Beautifully Upholstered CHESTERFIELDS—LuxuriousIy com- ! » fortable S ! f MORRIS CHAIRS—We have a specially good selection i ih ' 3'/6j *5/-. 60/-, £5 /ID/- Si I I Comfortable ARM CHAIRS ... • , ... .. From 30/- II I 1 DINING CHAIRS-High-backed ■.., w, ... From 8/3 I a I New Zealand Bentwood Chairs— r > », ' Wooden seat, 11/6; Leather, 13/6 5' If you buy your Furniture from us you can rely on its strength I i and durability. See our first floor. It will interest you, and there i | I is no obligation to buy. j j . ' i ■ Winder's Szrmr, Guaa and EV!asin®rs Sfrosts. v * , : _ JJS i