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Evening Star, Issue 15607, 25 September 1914, Page 7

i £f& WEWHtSKY* OKDISTINCT/ON ?m m m m m 3 ffM\ 1 m m swt' m an I iffi *=ar m m m mi m ts t W B 1 $* «* % SK :'>/ K 3& Ml Lrfci£: r mmm Mmm Some of the Perfectly Lovely and Sweetly Pretty Summer Things for Wee Tots and Little Children 1 at the Hub, South Dunedin Children's Muslin Hats and Bonnets, very dainty effects in 'White Pique and" Embroidery, nil washing goods. 1/3, 2/3, 5/6, 2/11 up to 4/8 and 5/8. Children's Silk Hats and Bonnets, ne-iv, and verv beautiful. 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 up to 7/11. Children's " San-Toy" Hats, in Tussore Poplin ; smart round shape for little boys. 2/11 each. Girls' Crinoline or Silk Hats, trimmed with silk running and flowars; smart little Hats for girls of from 6* to 10 years of age. 5/6, 5/11, 6/0, and 10/6. Infants' Dresses, in Cream, Cashmere, and Badianta : beautifully made. Prices, 3/6 to 11/6 each. Children's "White Mhsli'u Frocks, verysmart and pretty, in embroidered stvies; made either loose or in to band. 2/11, 3/6, 3/11 up to 14/11 White Silk Frocks, for infauts and girls & up to 10 years old; smocked and - feather stitched, or with silkembroidered front. Prie.es, 5/11, 7/6. 8/11 up to 15/11. Children's Tussore Silk Dresses, embroidered in self or in colors; from 20 to 27 inches. Prices, 10 9 to 13/11, according to size. *•* m sw K3SS--1 i m *S* THE HUB 1 South Dunedin. Drapery Supply Association.

OSSESSING thin twining stems, supporting graceful r slender cups, our Vases are suggestive of floral nature, and enable you to arrange your flowers in dainty, artistic groups, and so display 'I them to the best advantage. fn> The selection is varied, ranging from a plain one-piece Vase to an elaborate Table Centre with many Cups. The metal is the best electroplated nickel silver, and will wear for a lifetime. Call and inspect them. You *Ui ;!| : will be delighted with the ff' 1 "" dainty gracefulness and artistic merits of our large selection of Dainty Vase, in bast electroplate « - on nickel silver. S5». Others I V aseS. from 6s to to. I Opticians and Jewellers Comer Moray Place and Princes Street mm >roFll i* 'V^ <&">/ PON the approach of another spring season wa mah to draw J attention to the great success- of this Machine. Many Customers have voluntarily expressed their complete eattßf action with the ROBERTBHAW GLEANER, which has proved ■itself to be the best and EASIEST WORKED on the market- The Adjusting Valve is a Bpecial feature of this Cleaner, as when a machine hj regularly used on Garnets the full strength of the powerful suction, is not required to keep the Carpets free from du6t. The Bellows .are ljin higher and extend lin more than those of simifor machines, thu> giving the utmost possible leverage to the operator. , The nickel connecting rods are strong enough to be quite rigid when in use. All these features mean ECONOMY OF EFFORT—an important matter to Householders nowadays. PNC«, £4 16*, including 8 Nozzle? (1 Carpet and 2 Furniture), as shown on the above illustration. SOLE AOENT3: Tun mini dmapcd 9 p nUIdUfl 9 ontUlitif &y GENERAL IRONBfONGSRS, 74 »fc. PRINCES STREET (Opp. Bank of New Zealand), DUNEDtM.