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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 502, 8 May 1909, Page 4

STYLISH AND [INEXPENSIVE MILLINERY.

HATS OF CREAT ARTISTIC MERIT OFFERED AT COMPARATIVELY TRIFLINC PRICES. EVERY-DAY MILLINERY. Thbso are the Hats that most womon wo wanting, because they come up to the urgent requirements of all. The; Hats aro stylish and protty, and are intended for street wear. Thoy aro .inexpensive, which adds to their charm, while the selection is as good as anyone could wish. We give helow a tew quotations. MEDIUM-SIZED HATS, charming' confections in green, trimmed entirely with loops of ribbon velvet,, at 16/6 each. SMART STRAW SHAPES, trimmed swathe of glace silk, and finished with small wing, at 15/6. NAVY STRAW HATS, with light drape of groen glace silk, and quills across crown, at 17/6. LARGE EELT HATS, in " Merry Widow " Sailor Shapes, trimmed with wings and volvot ribbon, at 17/6. STRAW HATS, in brown, with flat green chiffon swatho, finished with quill, at 17/6. STYLISH BROWN CHIP HATS, trimmed with a'swathe of brown and two shades of heliotrope, at 21/. MOLE SILK HATS, smartly trimmed with, corded swathe of emerald glace silk, at 21/LARGE FELT "MERRY WIDOW" HATS, draped brim, of two Bhades of glace silk to match, wing at sido, at 21/SMART ALL-STRAW TOQUES, in the new mob shape,' finished with quill, at 25/-

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