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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 610, 13 September 1909, Page 3

f TH| S BR AND 1 FOR WINTERS ffl lV "*?/' Club Men, Business Men, City, ff Men, Country Men. College M Men, and Schoolboys.in winJf ter like to wear , : 4fiwl2EALAiOSi,' ■: " : ' SOFT ■ ' IWi|%.SHiRTS-: - in i ' • ; W^^^ULANDLt j . i t ,: ' The Symbol .of ' ?B V WARMTH AND COMFORT IN SHIR.TS& V ■ -

I Dakty Besigaas la ; , ! | ,'; Ladles' Lifflgesk, | | , Newest Styles in WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, mado with .deep frills of j j ■... . muslin, finely tucked and trimmed with' Valenciennes insertion and. i i lace 5 • also" fine-' embroidery and' hemstitched frills, ' J , 13s> 6d., 15S. 9d., 17S. 6d., to 355. t .. I LADIES' WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, neatly trimmed with lace and em- 1 | . broidery, 3s. 6(i., 3s. 11 d., 4s, 9d., to 7S. Ltd. S , ' 5 "LONGCLOTH NIGHTDRESSES, daintily trimmed with torchon and | ij Valenciennes lace; also embroidery, made in newest sbapo of square S - / S neck and short or long'sleeves, t ■ J . 9S. lid., 11s. 9d., 13s. 9d., 15S. 6d. to 275. 6d. j ■ ' I . CAMBRIC AND LONGCLOTH CHEMISES, KNICKERS, AND COM- j ' ' ■ BINATIONS, beautifully trimmed with valencienuos and Torchon j , £ t lace, prettily finished .with braiding and ribbons, . . ;j , . . 4s. lid., ss, lid., oa 9d. to 13s. ed. i • - I ' LADIES' SUMMER VESTS; in cream and white, both in cotton and silk; ] "• 1 and cotton mixture, Is., Is. 6U., Is. 11ti. to 9d. \ . 'J P.O. CORSETS. | jj ' P.D. CORSETS,—Your figure yields itself to the persuasive lines of tho j . « famous P.p. CORSET the moment they aro fitted. They impart to b. ' the contour an irresistible charm and grace. After , many years ex- j j ' perimenting in the corset trade, wo have ■ come to ,tho conclusion i ! ,that the P.D. is the BEST the world produces , Wo stock all shapes j ' and sizes, i , 4S. 11d., SS. 6d., 6S. 9d., 7S. 9d. to 455. 5 |• I y 1., \ WeOmgtoni's Busiest Store. ■ .. .' \'■

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