1 A Charming Range of ======■ all the Beautiful Dress Fnr Fabrics that Springtime - 7 and Fashion can demand i niii* * "M* Tke time has come for the pleasurable ' . task of choosing materials for Dainty "^T " Erocks and Blouses for warm-weather Q^sf wear. Let our wonderful assortments and keen values help you to obtain -— # . utmost pleasure and satisfaction in C|A«i| mfy your purchases! We show all the S^LJI lllfc new weaves — new designs — new shades—at Wellington's lowest prices. § lof*n#ahQ RIVERINA HAIRCORD —30 inches wide; unbeat%^*wl» AAwW a ble for wash and wear; in light grey, mid grey, •* champagne, fawn, nut, mid brown, chocolate, ■> . . ■ saxe, vieux rose, sky, fawn, navy; also neat spots —• arid stripes Price 1/2 yard < . COLOURED VOILES— 40 inches wide.; smart and . serviceable fabrics; in light and dark grey, saxe, violet; heliotrope, mole, flesh, rose, salmon, apricot, champagne, navy, and black —■—»«■—«■■■■■ Prices 2/3 and 2/6 yard , "FLORAL VOILES— 40 inches wide; in new designs, light and dark grounds .. China anil 'lit 9IT A Prices 2/3 and 2/e yard UMlie ftUU UlaHe COTTON POPLIN - 40 inches wide: beautifully . calorHnn • silky in finish; in champagne, sky, Wedgwood, . yUUI SCICtUUH • saxe, pink, vieux rose, heliotrope, fawn, gold, light and dark navy, light and dark, brown COTTON GABARDINE—4O inches wide; the new- f 1 , 1 , est material for summer frocks and costumes; Jfg HxSflCSl ' 2DQ } in saxe, brown, navy, fawn, pink, grey, mole, . • * champagne, sky, nigger, vieux rose, biscuit, * dove,, and cream Prices 2/11 and 3/11 yard ASSOflllientS ZXt SHIRTING ZEPHYR —32 inches > wide; white . _ ' ground, hairline stripes in all colours; dye guar- of fhf>ir fiAQf " anteed Price 1/3 yard «l IMCH UCM . George & Kersley Ltd. SS5™£S The Leading Store for Value :: Lambton Quay . .
Wedding Announcement. — Beautiful roses and choicest flowers are used: when designing wedding bouquets. Packed and forwarded' through the Dominion. Miss Murray, Vice-regalfloriste, 36, Willis-street.—Advt. Why not send a parcel to your soldier friend at the front 1 Godber's pack cakes, sweets, etc., in *ir tight tin* to catch the mail eiicfc week. Write or c»ll for p«rticuhus. Cuba-street, Lambton-qu*y, Courtenay-p!»oe. and Trentham. —Advt. For Ladies—Our dainty silk scarves are ideal for comfort and smart appearance. We have the prettiest shades imaginable. Herb. Price, 54 ; 56,, Willis-etreet.—Advt. We cordially request all parents to encourage stationers and storekeepers to stock the Thinker brand writing tablets and school exercise books for the nation's good. Sargood, Son, and Ewen, Ltd.; wholesale agents for Thinkers'.— Advt. - . Now for small hoy turn: Tweed tunic and fancy suits, 7s 6d to 17s 6d, at Geo. Fowtds, Ltd., Mariners-street.— Advt. THE SERVANT PROBLEM. The demand ■ for domestio servants Beems incapable of being met. Housework must be done, and the modern housewife wants modern methods: .The Daisy Vacuum Cleaner, owing to ite simplicity, ease of manipulation,, and effectiveness, is ever increasing in popularity.. In many models and at prices to suit all. Easy terms. The first cost is all the cost. Free demonstrations arranged in your own home. Oscar Hewett and Co., 56, Cuba-street (just below Bank N.Z.). 'Phone 520.—Advt. , ,Women ought to know that superfluous hairs on the face are not a permanent disfigurement if properly treated. They can be removed quickly, and can be removed permanently and without pain and publicity. Tliere is one remedy that has never failed in this work—and that remedy is Mrs. Huilen's Rusma, the Superfluous Hair Eradicator. It can be used in the privacy of one's bedroom—it is inexpensive—it is painless— and, above all, it is guaranteed effective. Write for testimonials to Mrs. Hullen, Toilet' Specialist, 3, Courtenayplace, Wellington.—Advt. ■JVTEW" MILLINERY and BLOUSES. Delightful designs in TEGAL and PETAL STRAWS, and a splendid line of LEGHORNS just-opened Beautifully trimmed BLACK CREPE DE CHINE HATS The latest designs' and shades in, very fine quality SPORTS COATS MISS WALSH, 120, 122, and 124, CO URTENAY-PLACE. THE HINT OF SPRING MAKES the selection, of a New Costume a matter for early consideration. Ladies who wish to look thoroughly up to date in style should INSPECT T^NEW^OSTmiES^ They ape in tho latest and most charm-, ing patterns, and fit and quality are guaranteed. H. GOTLIEB (Late Newcastle, England), "THE DISTINCTIVE TAILOR," First Floor Wiggins's Buildings, 248, LAMBTON-QUAY. 'Phones—Business, 3065; Private, 1128. REMOVAL NOTICE! IRS. LEITCH, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIERS, Late' Cuba-street, BEGS to inform tbs Ladies of Wellington and Suburbs that she h»s removed to NEW PREMISES, 143, VIVIAN-STREET (late Meston'a). 'Phone 937A. ■ LADIES, PREPARE FOR WINTER. LADIES' Gabardine and guaranteed Navy Blue Serge' Costumes, silklined, tailored to measure, £5 Ss to £5 158. Ladies' Own Material Made up, at M'MILLAN'S, LadW Tailors, 48, Manners-street. 'Phone ; - '2441 'PHONE 222«, , <T<ARPET, CHIMNEY, WINDOW, <U AND OFFICE CLEANING. WELLINGTON CLEANING CO., 68, Molesworth-streot. OUR Baby deserves the best. Test I .Mabela, the new Malted Food. Unequalled for nutritive and digestive .properties.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 42, 18 August 1917, Page 9
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