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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1517, 13 August 1912, Page 3

WITH THOUGHTS OF SPRING COME THOUGHTS OF NEW DRESSES. Now that August is well on the way and Springtime swiftly approaches, it will be well to look around for Smart, New Fabrics for cooler wear. Nowhere will the smart dresser find a daintier selection of new materials than at the D.I.C. Nowhere is there such a delightfully varied collection of the newest weaves and colourings. But—a word as to the new things. There are Wool Ottoman Cloths, 42in. wide, in Grey, Yieux Rose, Saxe, Electric, and Nattier at 2/6 per yard. 44in. Mohairs, for smart frocks and dust coats, in all dainty shades, 3/6 per yard. Silk and Wool San-Toy, 44in. wide, in Grey, Sase, Vieu Rose, and Pawn, 4/11 per yard. * Coloured Yelour, the newest fabric for Spring and Summer wear, in Grey, Fawn, Sase, Electric, and Navy, 3/6 per yard. Smart Robes in Bamboo Stripe. Voiles, Champagne, Brown, Sase, and Grey, 21/- the Robe Length. Bengaline Marquisette Robes, a silky finished fabric, in all the newest shades, 49/6 the Robe Length. x Coloured Silk Yoile Robes, for smart, dressy frocks, 4-5/- the Robe Length. Natural Tussore Silks, 33/34 in. wide, 1/11, 2/11, 3/6, 3/llj, 4/11, and 5/11. Coloured Shantung Silks, 34in wide, in the newest colourings, 4/6. Robe Lengths in the choicest Shot Taffeta Silks, most fashionable for the coming season, 52/6 the Robe Length. Wns. SIMM OJLC® Manager

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