Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 241, 28 September 1911, Page 4

HOW TO BUY WEAR IN DRESS MATERIALS. -—rpHE YVOMaN who must —- consider Economy in buy-—— •ing her Spring Dresses wants -to got something that will - - wear. - Money with her is too scarce an article to lie invested in materials that pull io pieces in - the seams that fade, and got stringy. or quickly wear through. - How can she tell that she is - — baying economically, and that she is getting value tor the - money she pays? The first thing is to buy in a reliable -store .such as - WELLINGTON HOUSE. Tn Inlying here she is assuredof the best quality materials and price moderation. As an instance, here are some

QOOD 'y'ALI’ES IN yyASHING FABRICS. NURSES’ UNIFORM CLOTH —Washes well: “ Thomas,” 30in wide, in navy, butcher, sky, prune, rose, and stripes OJd per yard “ BART'S 30in wide, in the newest stripes and plain shadings IO.UI per yard “ N() R M A N " TWILL—A strong, serviceable washing fabric for frocks and pinafores. in stripes and plain colours IH.ld per yard “ ADVANCE ” GALATEA - The strongest and best of materials Hid per yard ” LINNENE "- Every yard stamped, all wanted shades shown ‘ 9\d per yard ‘•RAJAH ’’ SHANTUNG—29 inches, all newest shadings Only Hit! per yard COTTON VOILES-Floral designs, all widths. 1 6 per yard NEW STRIPED ZEPHYRSAt Gid, 7!d, lil-id P<‘r yard PANDORAS—In many stripes 7ld per yard NAVY' PRINTS--Rare values At 5 11. Gil, 7 11 per doz. Tliev will all stand a lot of tubbing, and come from the laundry time and again as fresh and new as when they lc-ft the store. Ger busy onV ottr New Dresses. -

W. TURNER&SON yyELLTNGTON JJOUSE, ASTI N G S .