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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 256, 2 November 1906, Page 7

DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. f " 0.8.0. SILK DEPARTMENT. Anticipating a large demand for Silk this season, we hare j'tzsJ received Very Heavy Consignments in NATURAL and COLOURED TTJSSOEES. This line is very scarce and in great demand. Also, JAPANESE SILKS in many qualities from 9%d- per yard. '& Special line of JAP. SILKS, 10%6l per yard, in all shades suitable for blouses. 0.8.C. DRESS DEPARTMENT. Never before has our selection of DEESS FABRICS given greater satisfaction. Our shipments have exceeded our expectation, and Wβ SXS hot showing some marvellous values in GREY TWEED WEAVINGS, at and 1/3% per yard. TAFFETA VOILES in Black, White and Cream, 44-inch wide, l/9Jfc. BLACK LUSTEE, 44-inch wide, l/ 7y 2 . BLACK CASHMERE, 44-inch wide, 1/8%. ALL-WOOL SEEGES, 44-inch wide, 1/9%. I Pattebns on Application. ; O.S.G. COTTON DRESS DEPARTMENT. The cotton markets of the world have advanced enormously in price. The result is that Cotton Fabrics have gone up, and are likely to retain their present prices for some time to come. The judicious placing of orders by our London house has secured to us the whole of our Cotton Fabrics at old prices. We can offer Unequalled Value in PEINTSs, MUSLINS and DELAINES. BEAUTIFUL WHITE MUSLINS, in Stripe and Figured, S%& and 6%. COTTON DELAINES in 100 Designs, and 6%d. IXDIGO BUTCHEE'S PEINT, 36-inch wide, 4%d. KE\"EESIBLE ZEPHYES, 5%± per yard. D.S.C. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Miss Sommerfield, under special engagement to take charge of ovx Millinery Department, has just arrived. She stands in the front wmfc -of the Millinery business of fashionable Melbourne, and no doubt our efforts will be duly appreciated by the ladies of our city. D.S.C. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. Madame Burgess is another important acquisition to our staff. She comes to us with the highest credentials from the Dressmaking world, i and can be consulted daily at oar warehouse.