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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2136, 30 April 1914, Page 5

Tho Turkish Government has given out mi order for a million metres of grey and khnki woollens. The Turkish army is being reorganised once again, and is to Ire equipped and uniformed in accordance with Western ulwis; ber.ee this large order l'or wooi'en fabrics of best luak-riuls. The famous Roslyu' Writing Pads—excfllenfc value; prices fid. »iid Is, each. Local .Draper?,—Advt.

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