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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15728, 1 October 1914, Page 10

. _____ —. —- - — - — ; ————— - - j |||| "Always Busy*" ji||| ______________________________________ tAll well-made of the latest materials, Bl ,, Mim r Wt ,TT W i.»i.<nrn,^ . SMART WHITE LINENS SKIRTS, made attractively designed, and undoubtedly in four-piece corslet style, tuck down side-front, and back, forming a gOOd Value. shaped piece at foot. Finished with ° four buttons back and front. Siz>. s, 38in, 40in, 42in, 44in. Good value— Price. 6/11. SfcX % i/j Very Useful WHITE DRILL CORSLET gjp-'|Tl SKIRTS, slightly gathered across ' I i 1 back an( finished with small belt. ** iff Jll Wide shaped panel front, trimmed I')! "®i ll with pearl buttons. Sizes, 33:n, 40m, ft 'I 1 J 42in, and 44in—Price, 10, 6. I .d 1 NEAT FOUR-GORED CORSLET SKIRTS ffl „ . in White Linene, with wi'is lurk down II "C * centre front, and double tuck d>.v. r, |, - centre back: plain at bark rn.-i i "]r finished with belt and buttons. Sizr.-,, H >' tit • 38in, 40in, 42in and 44in—Price, 12; S. I $0 WHITE PIQUE SPORTING CORSLET | miLj SKIRTS, nicely cut with v. , i.-k I ijiFp down centre front, and round?, off .u ■ I I /, IjjjLl I hem; double tuck down centre barkl j ft i'JMu j slightly gathered at waist, and finished Ml '''Jim I with wide fancy belt and pocket. I ! V i'/y.'llfJ I Sizes ® ,D ' 40in, 42in, ar.ii 44iu— \ Flioe ' 14/6 ' I \ SMART POUR PIECE OORS- % /| I 71/ LET SKIRTS, made of White m. //| I ////j / Linene with wide tuck down V\\ / a u //// ■ \-L- side-back, and front, and V\ \ JjM | 1 "///~m7"\\ trimmed with row of buttons, If L '//* !LJ as illustration. Assorted sizes Rgztl'i/l . . PllCe ' 6/11 ' Price, 6/11. | STYLISE PIQUE COSTUMES, in newest ■ shapes; coateo trimmed with coloured V'''r&Wi.// i sponge cloth collar and cuffs in shades K\ > /sJI " /A7irZ of tan, sky, and scarlet; self revers and ]/|> "i* V yyik buttons; corslet skirt trimmed with but- If J J ,t W&Jit : I \\/H \\ tons. Price, 39/6. F- | ' /{ \ THIS WEEK'S BARGAIN. j h ]%l/K \ j HEAVY WHITE TURKISH TOWELS, j I, |l| .J /(? 28 x6O inches. Q'l / j * \ \ j " Usually, 2/6 pair. Now 1/11 pair. |j 1 | | /| J f ! A Good Line of WHITE PIQUE CORS- lla' | j /f j LET SKIRTS, with tuck down centre, ll i t ' I I (j front, and back, and shaped at foot. 11 si II I II jT/' H Nicely trimmed with White Enamel It 1 1 'I 111 \r la Buttons; plain fitting. Sizes 38iu, »\ JS, w is 1 I , f Ink i | 40in, 42in, and 44in—Price, 9/11. » I\\ |fi • _ I ' / jif I STYLISH CORSLET SKIRTS, of White r~lt ITll I \\ \ I MS Pique, with broad tuck down centre • (/"I \\ i i yMlsj ' - front, back perfectly plain fitting. /SL__F\ _ ' \ \\ 11 fl yvslrat | Sizes -35in, 40in, 42in, and 44in— \jiY~ A \\ \\ I | Price, 10,6 A \k\ j I Wiilfliv | 1 EXCEPTIONALLY SMART CORSLET VERY SERVICEABLE OORS- \ I 1 I SKIRTS, of White Pique, with lin LET SKIRTS, in White \ m\ V J Mw tuck down side, front, and back, Linene, with wide tuck down I - i $$$' which is slightly gathered and finished centre front ' and rounded off yv vA WW with fancy belt; front tuck, rounded a ' > foot. Double tuck down '• J Jmr off at foot and trimmed with small centre back and finished at JL/sv \\ flf I crochet buttons. Sizes. 38in, 40in, waist with belt; front of skirt J W 42in, and 44in—Price, 11/5. trimmed with White Braided Vrf^'' Buttons in groups of three. ai _____________________________ Splendid value — 6/11. / SMART PIQUE COSTUME for Summer w-w -Bk y w y 6nBT4 U" PW\ f\ A»aam wear ' with new Magyar _ sleeves, self Hft a |T||l jap B I |I H XMvvll revers, and cuSs with striped coloured 1 Villi vvUI\I« ull/M street. back; skirt gathered back with small ' J strap. Pric6| 32/6*

Boots and Shoes. LADIES—TOP - NOTCH SHOES—LADIES' Patent Low-Cut, Welted - - 24/- Glace Derby Shoes, Welted - - 14/9 Patent and Suede Button Shoes- 25/- Glace Button Shoes, Bump Toe- 16/9 Patent and White Suede Shoes - 22/6 Glace and Suede Button Shoes - 16/9 Patent and Suede Button Boots- 27/6 Glace Low-Cut Shoes- » - 17/9 See our Windows for the Latest in Smart Shoes. We do Repairs. JAMES ADAMS & CO., WE LL E |TEV e STREET EAST.

Medical. THE TIME-HONOURED REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT, CHEST & SKIN ; DEBILITY, I EMACIATION, RICKETS, &C. | EDGAR SHF.PPARD, Esq.. M.D. | Sir G. D. GIBB.Bart., M.D. " A pint of Dr. Of. Jongh'S Oil is of ] "It will sustain life when everything ■ more value than a quart of any other." I else fails." Sold ONLY In Capsuled IMPERIAL Half-Pints. Pints, and Quarts, by all Chemists and Storekeepers. Solo Consignees—ANSAß, HARFORD & CO* Limited, 162, Gray'. Inn Rd., London. CAUTION.—Resist mercenary attempts to recommend or substitute inferior kinds. 3VTTii«ri»» ine talk" to "yon' about Let me telle t© yon about f Nerve Troubles. Our nerves are like an intricate network of telegraph wires. They are controlled and nourished by a portion of the brain known as the nerve centres. The condition of the nerve centres depends upon the condition of the bodily health. When the bodily health is lowered the nerves suffer in sympathy. Then it is that we are tormented with "nervos," headaches, neuralgia, nervous debility. In such cases there is nothing to equal 'Wincarnis,' the 'Wine of Life.' ' Wincarnis ' is a powerful nerve food which acts directly upon the nerve centres and gives them new life and new vitality. The result is wonderful. Will you try it? Begin, to get well to-day To-day is the best day to begin to get well. Buy a bottle of ' Wiacarcis ' from your Wine Merchant or licensed Chemists or Grocer, and take advantage of the new life ' Wincarnis' offers you. But bo ] sure you get ' Wmearais ' don't waste yottr money ind risk y»ur health by acceptine a substitute. j 5 tnd risk year health by accepting a substitute. l Recommended by owl 0,000 Doctors j

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