SUMMER SURPRISES.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 427, 9 February 1909, Page 3

SUMMER SURPRISES.

v.v.Through tHe,handsome Wiridowsiof 'Messrs;; Yeitchland Allan^i.the incredulous eyes "of womankind gawiipon.'tlie'riDusliii.frocks dis-: played, ; each : .with>.the.: price; plainly, "shown.';V •"■•v Morning : arid -afternoon, gowns, in -muslin,: zephyr, 'and"print/at' i: :iuefe .y: acknowledg-, ,nient.-.-;-.v : '-,■'■•.'■■■■?■.■'.■■■.,-:^ 1 -'-.- , .:-:V. , ":V : '': ; ; :■;;-- : V.:: ■■■■'.' , ; iTheVveryprettiest of/striped'musliii'in de-licate;pink-and white; smartly, fashioned with sniall. tucks 'arid-, bands of fine lace, is' offered : at: 105.:.-6 d.,, and. inspection is. specially , ' inV ■.Tited;'-''^;.-;. , -.'- 1 .''.; , -' ■;"'■;.'. : .;' : I'. ', ■;;' : --:'''-.'.'■ v: Very smart is a string-coloured. iineni''fasteneil .at one side with large A wide,iband'of-pale; bide linen'is' a ■'pretty: contrast;on the'left.side where fastened,.-and the same idea is. carried out around the bpt-tom'.of-the skirt.."At 19s.■ 6d. this is a bar-" •'i^in;.'i4nd. ; iß^thβX^n^^pn? : •pf ;^tHβ!'kin'd.■.'■•)■ : •'.■■ :: ,'i :';.'Particu]arly : smartare rose'pink, and-blue;,made: quite plainly in the. 'shirt-waist styled they look chic and trimi the pnce..quoted»beirig v fl2s., ; ,6d:V : ' ■' ' ;■:. While;,the■. hottest month• is,:stiU. ahead of ns,'wpman'is wise^to':prepare:herself.:and fill' .her!.wardrobe : v _with.washing apparel;. 1 ;'': '.-. ■■" '. ■Meßsrs.vyeitbh'-and Allan'.afe.sOifenowned for the'excellence'.of , .their, goods'tliat one can: scarcely'realise.how: 'splendid is ;.tho value' of the: articles ; displayed, , ■ 'when':the .''prices are so:absurdly.low; :.; ■• '■■ ■'•:■■ .'• '• - ' ■ _Ampngst: the wasliihg . blouses '• one is: in'clined to spend, freely.-On a. big table,, in. so manyijilots, ; they are- ready 'for ; ihspectidni Here at: one';ehd. lie. a pile- of extremely 'smart' striped'print's and linens , at. ls;l : :,They are' bcautifully;cut,;and-setwell;ii ,! .; ; "'v' v "■"; '■•'■'"■■'"" ■ At.ls:-..11d.-arid v 2s.lld. you :have;a : truly .fine sejection-before you. :■-.These;mu'st;go to make room,for'fresh stock; thus'it is they: are offered' to the^public.at;such 'low figures. ' 'Underskirts are another' line to be disposed of at much reduced;p v rices. '.'■.. : ■ •. ... ~• ■;.-'■ These are. in print'arid'raorette, , each skirt being;full:,and;.weH-cut.;; ■■■{ : , .: ' . . Beautifully:-embroidered lawns and '. linens arc offered at 7s, lid. and Bs. lid. upwards.- ; .This special sale starts on Thursday .niornirig next, at nine o'clock, and your patronage is invited. ':'"'"'?■ v'^ : :"'-"-'. ■*'.'■■■ -'■ - ; ■'■-*.'■. i; : These bargains, are.-to, be. found , on the second; floor, and as this : is . a thoroughly genuine: sale,; where, no;.rubbish is offered, a busy-day, is.anticipated, .which makes-it wise for:;purchasers :to : arrive at the ;big Cuba' Streetslx>re;ear]y, :>'■:■ : ',;;;'-.;;:: : : .;-;■ 7