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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1135, 16 March 1910, Page 3

Very Stylish EASTER Millinery. AT THE SUTTON STORE. THE Millinery at THE SUTTON STORE is exquisite, and if we said it is the best in the district there would not be oue word of exaggeration in the statement. The Millinery in a store depends upon the taste of the milliner, and it is because THE MILLINER AT THE SUTTON STORE possesses such a cultured and artistic taste that the millinery at THE SUTTON STORE is so very pretty and becoming. Our Milliner has been able to cultivate her tastes and gain her experience in the Smart Millinery Houses of London and Paris, and came out direct, to The Sutton Store. She is clever and artistic, and possesses .1 wonderful faculty for colour composition. EVERY HAT INTHE SUTTON STORE IS PRETTY. And our Milliner will help you to select the hat that will become you best. The prettiest hat may not be the one for you; there may be another much more becoming to your particular style. You will get the very hat that suits you at THE SUTTON STORE.. OUR PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE. Forty Models from London and Paris, specially selected by our London buyers; at 19s 6d, 21s, 22s 6d to 455. Smart Ready-to-wear Straws, in newest shades, and very prettily trimmed; at 15s 6d, 16s 6d, 17s 6d. 300 Untrimmed Straws, in all the popular shapes and colours. Any of these will be trimmed by our milliner. Also a fine selection of flowers, mounts, and accessories. WE CiIVE DISCOUNT COUPONS FEILDING "ASK HEAN ABOUT YOUR EYES." YOUR EYES are a precious and priceless possession. No sum of money, however large, can buy new eyes. A very small sum expended Avith me may cave the eyes you have. Aches in the eyes, over the eyes, along the eyebrows, and many headaches are often fully and permanently cured by properly fitted glasses. Careful testing reveals any eye defects. My time is considerably occupied in optical work, and the glasses I supply give entire satisfaction. Appointments may be made at any time. (i. W. HEAN, CHEMIST-OPTICIAN, MANCHESTER ST., FEILDING. TENDERS. TENDERS addressed to Mr Mostyn Jones are invited up to noon on MONDAY, 21st., for the erection of a Parish Hall at Feilding. Plans, etc., to be seen at the office of Messvs Barraud and Abraham. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. de J. OLERE, F.R.1.8.A., Wellington Diocesan Architect. NOTICE^ BANK HOLIDAY. nnHE Banks throughout the Dom- -"- inion will be closed on THURSDAY, 17th March, St. Patrick's Day. AUTUMN Window Display of new and seasonable goods. Examine the fourteen windows for novelties and up-to-date goods. Special: ! jGJemt.'s Zambrene Overcoats, light, waterproof, and smart, 65s each. JOHN COBBE, Mail Order Specialist. WANTED KNOWN—A. H. MAOLEAN. Bookseller, Manchester street, Feilding, is disposing of a quantity of Fancy Goods, etc., at consideraibly below cost, owing to their having been slightly damaged by water. Come early and secure real bargains. D. SMART. FRUITERER & CONFECTIONER. BEGS to announce that he has taken over the Fruit Shop in Sandilands' Buildings, Kimbolton-rd. Fresh Fruit and Best Confectionery always in etoolt. AUTUMN SHOW at JOHN COBBE'S Mail Order House. Every department showing fashionable goods at low prices. Special.— Tweed Dress Skirts in this season's colourings, 10s 6d each. Save your coupon.'. the Brilliant e> V • Polish, for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Easiest. Quickest. Brightest. 9* per tin. G_DQ.tWJBLI_-.Agtn*.