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Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 41, 21 November 1913, Page 4

To the woman who has ideals in dress, Stokes and Sons offer an experience wide reaching, and a skill in cutting and fitting that combines good taste with style, Fabrics Costumes Especially Charmi CHAS. STOKES 3 SON LADIBS AND GENTS' TAILORS BALCLUTHA. MISS X. COLLINS; TEACHER OF PAINTING IN OH WATEE COLOUR AND PASTEL I'OKEIi WOKK, AK'T MODELLi: AND STENCILLING. DESIGNB DIIAWX FOR PUPILS STUDIO; CLARKE'S BUILDING! OKDEKS TAKEN FOli PAiXTTXI MISS KERNOHAN, DALQETY'S BUILDINGS, CLYDE STREET, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S ODI FITTER. Children's Silk Frocks, i'l'um Ss lid A large assortment of Umlerclothi always in stork. Silk Stockings, very transparent, -si Very Pine Black Open-work tftorkin Its (id pair. All kinds of Neckwear in the mi fashionable shapes always iu st* from I'd each. Silk Maltese Collars in the new shapes. All kinds of Cotton Dross Material! Shantungs, Crepes Poplin.'-, IWfc Cord. If yon want a Hmart Bloi call and see ours. White Muslin l!ioiiscs, cin'oroiilw fronts nml collars, front Is (id. White Silk Shirt Mouses from is 94 Tussore Silk Blouses from > s s 'M. White Underskirts, dci-p Homier of E broidery and Insertion, Is lhl. Ladies Camisoles from Is ;id. A largo selection uf Antimony W« and Eoyal Beyreuth Ware for Pn onts. Infants' Layettes a specialty. MR T. L. MORRISON, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, MAN, LIN, BANJO, GUITAR, CLYDE STBEET, BALCLUTHJ VISITS OWAKA WEEKLY. DUBT! DUST! " ' Do away with germ-laden dart using ono of the famous- " "DAISY" VACUUM CLEANERS Sweeping is not effective, >» shifts the dust from ono pl»« another. The "DAISY" mil move all dust from carpets, u leums, furniture, curtains, wi ceilings, recesses, mattresses, liard tables, etc, etc., w.thout usual dirtiness and Btufltoetf' longing to the old system of W ''DAISY" USERS NEED NOT •■'SPRING CLEAN.' 1 Full particulars and V^Jl m SOLE AGENT FOB DISTRICTT D. PEARSON, 1 D. MUNBO'S, , CLYDE STBjf• ;