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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2613, 8 November 1915, Page 2

' 1 s There is/no more need 'for any woman to "stick in a mt" re- j garding 'Eer dress problems, any more than she need go to extremes f to be "difEerent."- ' | It is the tiappy inspiration that invariably places one on a \ higher plane in the .world of dress. ;i Some people call it the art of suggestion; the D.I.C. claims jj that it is common-sense application of ideals to materials, so ma- a iiipulated that a woman ; can be the proud possessor of a distinctly | > "different" without undue ostentation. | '' |Will you put our ideas to a practical test, and see just how 355353 fartwo.cau cany out your ideals in materials and styles?. Ipin we say: Dare to k "Differed!" TKe bestway to begin is to select your Dress Fabrici from those-enumerated'Hereunder; WOOL' COSTUME wide; in Saxe, Grey, Violet, Dark Saxe, ' fjl CHEVRON STRIPED ARMURES—42in. wide; in Grey, Saxe, Electric, Nattier, Brown, and Navy. ' 3s. 11d. SILK EOLIENNE—42in. wide; for dressy frocks; in Grey, Vieux Rose, Saxo, Mole, and Navy. 4SI COLOURED CREPE TAFFETA—42in. wide; in Fawn, Saxe, Reseda, Grey, EM and Brown. 4S. lid. SMAiRT COSTUME DIAGONALS—SOin. wide; very fashionable, in Saxo, Vio- g lot, Groy, Brown, Wedgwood, and Navy. Bs. 6d. g " SILK 'AND WOOL TAFFETA—4Oin. wide; in Peacock, Amethyst, Cream, and S Blaok. 6s. 6d. I STYLISH COSTUME HOPSAC—SOin. wide ;in Grey, Saxe, Nattier, and Navy. 6S. 6(1. v NATURAL' TUSSORE SlLK—2sin. wide; for handkerchiefs. Special Valne. S Is. 6d. NATURAL' TUSSORE SILKS-33/4in. wide. . Is. 9d. to 3s. 11d. f DYED SHANTUNG SILKS—33/4in. wide; in Ivory, Grey, Mole, Amethyst, j? Saxe, and Navy. 4s. 11d. ' NATURAL" JAE SILKS—27in. wide. is. 11d. to 48. lid. | 36in. wide. 3s. 6d., 4S. 11d. I NATURAL' OHINA: SILKS-27in. wide. jits. 11d., 3s. Bd. j

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