Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 608, 10 September 1909, Page 3

ha Women of Fashion Know ' \ ■ ' ' ' THAT THE CO.RSET of the day is the ' I Lv 1 V THE SIMPLEST FROCK LOOKS SMART WORN OVER A O.S.L. ■ ' 11/lCv \ ' IT IS THE CORSET OF COMFORT ' ■'-..■. , i V\\ : ANDSTYLE- ' ' ' .-:!'- f.CI C feC f pA fm ■ •, ■ \ V»J»iU« Wwwl ivlMl -, CSX,--Kibbon Corset i ' !TL DELIGHTFULLY DTJEABLEi ■ Ih« CUK.3L I / ABSUEDLY CHEAP! ! oPFASWpN, ft SINGLE TRIAL COHVIHCES. ,:/; ;:■■ : .'■ \ ■• !, Dainty' P&sigfls itk ..'■■' .;/ ■"! ;.;K':..-. : ;,^'::La&es ?; ■!..; 1 '/. Nowest Styles in. 'WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, mado with deep; frills of j ■. \ '■'...: muslin, finely tucked and '' trimmed, with Valenciennes insertion and j// 1 'fe '.'.'--■••■■ lace; also fine embroidery and. hemstitched frills, . . ' I a ' ;■ '•'■: I3si fid.; 15s. 9d., 17s. ed., to 355. s I : LADIES' WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, neatly trimmed with lace'and em'-' I ~-.'. !j'.;.-,-V-broidery,. ,■.■■'..■ .-35.-6d.,'35. lid., 4S. 9d., to-75..-11d. \ \ LONGCLOTH NIGHTDRESSES, daintily trimmed with, torchon and |■ . f • Valenciennes ■ lace'; also embroidery, made in newest shape of square • \ ■ :'■■' I ■',"■/. neck and short or long sleeves;. . , | ;. ■ v V . '"/.■'■• " 83. lid,, 11s. 9d,, 13S. 9d., 15S, Od. to 27& Bd. I 1 CAMBRIC AND LONGCLOTH CHEMISES, KNICKERS, AND COM- f : ' i ■' BINATIONS, beautifully' trimmed ;with valencie,nnes and ■ Torchon I ■■■>. ii ■■- lacs, .pre'ttily finished'with braidinc; - and ribbons, ; -. : " i '{.'. \-,:'!\-'-.'.- ;,■': '.."•.-,.. ' 4s. lid., ss; ,Hd., es» 9d. to ,13s. 6d. ■ \ : J ./LADIES' SUMMER VESTS, ill cream-and white, both in cotton and silk jj './,;,■/. and cotton mixture,' v Is., Is. Gd., Is. lid. to 4s, 9d. { '/■A :/', :■.;■■■■■■:.;, :-r'p:P.p.*.Q6ti&EJsi':'- .■■■;.■;' : ; : -:' : \ I. : i -, P.D. CORSETS.—Your figure yields-itself to the persuasive liiiesiof the 'I •■'.. •■ -. famous P.D.* CORSET:tho moment they nre. fitted. They impart-to | .. I ■;■■' ■ the contour an irresistible charm and grace. After many 'years ex- ; . . \ .'•'■'.■ perimentihg in/tho'corset trado, we have como to the conclusion - ■ : ' h ■■'' ( "'.that'the P.D. is the BEST the world produces. We stock allshapos ' t ■ "\ \ ■": :'/ and;sizes,■'-.-. / , ... V ';. 4S. 11d.| 53. 60., 63- 9c1., 7S. 9d. to 455.,. j .'■' l;- .V"'." ;; .■:'■■■ ' ■■■;_-———..." : " /'■'.■'/■-'■■■ • {■■■ ' I ;'.-:' '-■■■"' ' • ■•" ■' ■-' •:■ ■/■''../ '■■■ ■'■ : ' .....'' ■ • ,''. I , ■"I -' ■''■ ■■■ ■>"■ ■■ ■■ - • ■';■''' : "..: '' ;■•/ .' ' ■■' ' J . :: i : "M■■'■'.;■; : ;.We[!Bngibh's Busiesf^Stoi , ©.: -: :(> \l\ - jl^---^- :: ' ■ :^l:\: ':- ■•■■■.•■•■:;' : -.^.;;-- ' '" : ■' ■•'-• ■'"'■■''" '■■" ■'■''■■■ '■' ■ '■'' '"■ ~ ■ '"'■' ' -•■ '-' - " ' ; "'■' ; ' - ; '''•■' •'■"' G123 7

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