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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2248, 7 September 1914, Page 2

[p H3i—ii— i |W3 * " ]c \} • The smartest Children's Millinery ever show Is on view at tie .JDULC. . I Rare and exclusive styles they are, and most moderately priced. Our enthusiasm over these i dainty millinery conceptions for { r .'Children is unbounded; rightly so, for it is impossible to give it toe J mud) prafse. L □ What is most commendable is >□ the price-feature—moderation in ( 'A price will win many new friends . A wRSiY ' I ' Or tEte D,B " Co ■-•'■'■ / \ j&MfiSv. In addition to the charming ■ l^a^i^S Models, are Children's Piqus J&^\l\j Hats-boys',, and girls'—from sirfsfiZZ^&ei f, 2/6 3 3/6, 4/11, to 8/11. . . ... ■ . Sounds gooS-anil is as good as it/sounds. <^£"*df|M SMALL STRAW AND FLORAL '/ "V_^CS NINON MUSHROOM HAT, trimmed \ 1M Wm tmy rosettes. '■ Bs, 11d. >v Af /Muikii CHILD'S SATIN STRAW HAT. lined silkj trimmed nbbon.and small posy, y// r/vL ' in oream, burnt, and putty contrast- ■ ■■ • Yn m\ i-i uig limnga. , 10s, 9d, S.U o CHILD'S PUTTY STRAW HAT, with i-v J . frilly brim of saxc' satin. 17s. 6(1, "I j DAINTY PxVLE BLUE HAT, with [ frilly brim laco and silk. 17s. 6tl. I 'SMART CREAM PEDAL STRAW -1 j HAT, wreathed with pink field daisies ■ t-i ' "1 - '- nnd satm ribbon. 275. 6d. CREAM STRAW''HAT, with tarn" crown, finished marguerites and rib- ' [ ;bon. ■'- ■ • 275. 6d. . DAINTY .SUNBONNBTS.for "infants;' ' muslin, lace and embroidered piquo. ■'■'■■ \ I US. lid., 65. 11d., 7S. 11d., 12S. 6d. LJ- • STRAW MUSHROOM HATS, with / ' '. . L -i band of ribbon, plain, but useful. ■ "" BS. 6d. UNTRIMMED STRAWS for Children. From 3s. lid. Qjczzzzuiizii. iljli j—— ■ —ii ="J

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