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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15649, 1 July 1914, Page 14

i ' i»n Hi———— mm ——i ii i i . i i | i " .' ' ■ Furnishing Goods. FANCY ART CURTAINS J Table Covers I & Cushions I | I CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS f I FOR WINDOW TREATMENTS. I Dainty Vitnage CasementvNets | I New Styles Brise Bise Casement ' I Nets 1 I Embroidered Muslin Curtains I I Fancy Light Gauze and Canvas 1 Curtains \ 1 Kochel Linen Embdl. Curtains a Crash Art Curtains . I Special Line of Art Curtains and I Draping Materials in small. , § designs, etc. - - I | Turkish & Oriental Table Covers 1 I Angora & Moquette Table Covers I § Kochel Linen Embd.Table Covers 1 I Embossed Cloth Covers 1 I Fancy Bedroom and Drawing j § Room Covers 1 1 Cushions In all styles and makes j 1. : I I Applique Designs in Net, Satin & Velvet j I Oriental Turkish Cushions | 1 Embossed Crash Cushion Covers | I Smoking and Dining Room Cush- i I ions, plain borders and stitched edge | TONSON | GARLIC! coir., ltd., I Queen COY., AUCKLAND. 1 Queen Street, AUCKLAND. Boots and Shoes. Always the Latest! THE "ATWENIA" The s th ° e e with TIE SHOE. "Tango" Tie. _■. ', i ♦ ■'■ "•' : • • Quite the Nattiest, Daintiest Shoe we have ever handled. Our Home Buyer informs us they are all the rage in Home and Continental cities, and this sample shipment represents the bqUt and newest. ... ALWAYS THE LATEST-FIRST. In Patent Leather French Heels Pump Soles 4 Can be worn either with or without "Leg Ribbon." Qui" Price: 27/6. JbMW SHOEISTS. tytyi& 191 Queen Street and 120 Karangnhape Road. Motor Can. Min6rV£L the Matchless, Call and imped a typical The We of Man International Tourist JLK* A -*„« M,*Jal Trophy Bace, provides a most exacting mIXiQIVSi IVlOClel test but Mlnervis secured, socond and •*••«•"»■• • , An explanation by our English this victory with the Minerva's phenomenal Expert will convince you of its ft « incomparable superiority. HARRISON & GASH. Harrison & Gash, T^rT^ 1 Renault and Chevrolet Car* and afT^T *^T?^Kr NEWMARKET. ,^^^m^'»«^^ "> Dental. _ I AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS. M^^^^^it I DO YOU KNOW ,^^P^j l£l There is a method being used at the AMERICAN DENTAL' ft Qf PARLORS, whereby you can have your teeth drilled and filled with' ft Qf out the slightest sensation of pain or inconvenience to you. Jx © •' This method is the invention of Dr. Clark, of New York, and is % © being used by the lending Dentists of America. We aro the only 2» Si Dentists in possession of this wonderful apparatus, and § ® WE POgITIVELy GUARANTEE | gl to fill any teeth, no matter how sensitive, without the use of any drug ft fn or sleep-producing agent. 8: m OUR SYSTEM 0? PAINLESS EXTRACTION IS PARKIN AD. 8 ffi VANOE OF THAT USED by any other Dental Concern' in the Do- ft © minion. . ' ft © WE ARE NOT BEGINNERS t and we have treated thousands of Jf ftl patients in the last ten years. OUR REPUTATION STANDS POR ft ft! PAINLESS OPERATIONS AND QUALITY OP WORK THAT WILL % ft! STAND THE TEST OP TIME. g © OUR CHARGES ARE REASONABLE, and we make the most £ © durable and life-like plato obtainable anywhere in the world, from £ 83 .£3 3s. v - ,i. ■ a © /••■■,. THIS PLATE IS NOT AN EXPERIMENT WITH A PANO '£ © ' NAME. IT IS MADE OP THE SAME MATERIAL THAT EVER? £ © AMERICAN DENTIST USES. ./ § I AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, ® | Corner Queen and Wellesley Streets, Auckland, and at Wellington. © g DR. RAYNRR Daily from 9 till 6. Saturday 9 till 1. Open Friday Evening* only, |J| 1. _:..'.;*