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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 48, 24 February 1917, Page 11

r—itsir ii iiiii imi n >grrJ !J A USEFUL LIST-Pleaie note that 5 owing to the |! fluctuations of makers' prices this list will only remain in force till 31st March, 1917. , = HEMSTITCHED LINEN GOODS-Eyelet Deiigns Pillow Shams, 7/3 per' pair; Supper Cloths, 36 by r -36 6/9; Carvers, 3/11; Tray Cloths, 16 by 24, 2/6; 18 by! 27, ■■ 3/-; Duchess Sets, 4/10; N.D. Cases, 3/3, full flap; B. and C. Bags, 1/9; Handkerchief Sachets, 1/8; Scone Wraps, 1/11. FINE LINEN GOODS—Eyelet Designs, edges traced for scolloping ZZ Pillow Shams, 3/11 per pair; Table Centres, Oval, 2/3; Jt Round Table Centres, 2/-; Night Dress Cases, 1/11; S-inch d'Oyleys, 2/3 set of six; Scone Wraps, 1/9; Handkerchiefs, set of three, 1/9; Cosie Covers, 2/6; Baby J Pram Pillows, 2/6; Baby Jackets, 4/6; Baby Bonnets, . L ~| 1/6; Baby Bootees, 1/3; Baby Bibs, set of three, on very "I fine linen, 1/9 per set, on pique, 1/3 per set. I : SOFT FINISH SATIN JEAN ['■„'■ / . ■£ Pillow Shams, 3/11 per pair; Supper Cloths, 2/11 and 3/3; Table Centres, round, 1/3 and 1/6, oval, 2/-; Carvers, 2/-; Cosies, 1/9 and 2/3; Duchess Sets, 3/9 per set; ~ N.D. Cases, 2/3; B. and C. Bags, 1/6; d'Oyleys, set of ~z three, 1/6 per set. _ "KEWPIE" DESIGNS-Quite New for Outlininr ' Either on Moirette, in cream or pale nil, or on Oatmeal Cloth. Table Centres, round, 1/6.; oval, ' 2/-; Supper Cloths, 3/3; N.D. .Cases, 2/3; B. and C. Bags, 1/6; J Cosey Covers, 2/3. L ~] MAGYAR NIGHTIES and CAMISOLES-Six lovely designs in «ach, f" traced on Tarantulle -1 Nighties, 5/6; Camisoles, 2/3; Knickers, 3/8; Chemise, r--5/-; Children's Knickers, 1/11; Children's Princess Petticoats, i/u. , ; J LITTLE MAGYAR FROCKS—Traced with pretty, simple designs *,l_ T For Ito 2 years, on White Tobralco,. 2/3; for 2 to 4 T~ years, on Oatmeal Cloth, 3/6; Pique, 4/6; Mercerised •: Matting, 3/g; Harris Linen, 5/9; for 4to 6 years, on ■'.•■ Matting or Khaki Cloth, 4/3 ; Pique, 5/-; Oatmeal Cloth, ' 4/6; Irish.Linen, 6/-. .- : ■ ■'■ ■ ' ' :'.":': These Prices are Strictly Nett Cash. We Pay Postage. Our Designs are Exclusive —Our Methods of Tracing Perfect. PRINGLES LTD. g " Art Needlework Specialists'' LAMBTON QUAY^ '- g Lbm ] 1 ibcz ibi iin~~ißi£J C TE ARO HOUSE ) wearers.. • . . . ; . All the above Models are in White. Descriptive Booklet Post Free. TE ARO HOUSE ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■'■■■■ ■.■''" ■ ..•■,•■'. ■ ■■ •'> fr ; „ '.' ■;■■'■■■ The NEW AUTUMN MILLINERS at JAMES SMITH'S An advanced showing of , distinctive' and authoritative -:" styles in READY-TO-WEAR HATS for immediate putting on. Included are the tagel straw sailors in latest shapes, the new shape felts—the-going-to-be-very-popular National Sailor—and a good assortment of untrimmed ready-to-wears in velours and velvets. All at our usual lower „/ than elsewhere prices. CREAM GABERDINE HATS. In Breton Sailor shapes—with silk underbrims in the following shades:, navy, bottle and emerald green, purple, saxe, red, and black. Grand value at .. . Price 10/6 Only SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS ! ' JAMES SMITH, Limited "FAMOUS FOR LOW PRICES" I 80 Cuba Street - - WELLINGTON J • ■ ■ . ■■ ■ '* \ —^^A •* DINNEFIIRD't" je^O, Safest ana most ' ' -v "LYlJ.bdf" 1' w ' i!5Ss» |^ j* Gentle Medicine for inii.i.nMi.ii-iiiMi i 3^! -i n lofau^> Children, Bfe^g^ffijfflPßß^BJMii^^iSJßWF iSl'm ■ Delicate Females, f&W WiWiHt' 1 W ■*TB&jM i ;."Tfl ana the Sickness Hk J # V& IW 1 JW^j^^J f iiffl C*i: of Pregnancy. H9iISHM9RHHBmHHIs^Hs4nsis^HH «v] "in'? ' ~" " " " ;=^^^^^^^™^^^^mis») ' fw<Si ' ■ ' ■ *T' " § • ' ha Universal Eomady for Acidity of the BtomadJ, Headaeb*^