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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2594, 16 October 1915, Page 10

• .• Silk is one of the Most Adaptable Dress S Fabrics of tie present era of Fashion. Nowadays one sees Silk Garments requisitioned for service from early morning to late at night, | A generation or so back the prim silk gown was rigorously dedicated to afternoon wear in the park, and for high social occasions. But of late years a progressive Dame Fashion has broadened : her views and rejuvenated her ideas on practical and acceptable lines. . W Thus we have Silks suitable for morning, afternoon, and 11m m evening wear; in particular, the D.I.C. has a splendid collection m m of rare silks whichmeet all the requirements of fashionable dressers. w % By way of suggestion we mention these: % NATURAL TUSSORE SILK —25-26 in. wide, for handkerchiefs. Is. 6d. NATURAL TUSSORE SILKS—B3-34in. wide, for dresses and underwear. is. 9tl. to 3s. Hd. NATURAL HONAN SILKS. 25-26 in. 2s. 6d. 33-34 in. 3s. lid. i . DYED SHANTUNG SILKS—B3-84in. vfide, in White, Ivory, Saxo, Grey, I ; - Mole, Amethyst, Light Navy, and Navy. 4s, nil, 1 . SPOTTED JAP. SILKS—23 to 27in. wide, in small and large spots. | 23s.in. 2s. 3d. 1 ' 27in. 3s. 3d, i] STRIPED JAP. SILKS—23 to 27ini wide, very fashionable ' for blouses. 3Si 3d., 3S. 6d., 3s. 11d. FLORAL JAP SILKS —23in. wide, in new, neat ilpTn I ' NATURAL JAP. SlLK—27in. wide. «. lid. NATURAL CHINA wide. 2s, 11d., 3s. 6d.

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