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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2623, 19 November 1915, Page 2

f I TO-DAY! | Remarkable Offering of Ladies' I j SUPERB j ' AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS. These useful, up-to-date Suits are stylishly cut and beautifully made of excellent materials. USUAL VALUES: £5 ss„ 88s. Bd., 84s. Special /*Q/ For Price 00/" To-day. Large variety of styles, including the newest semi-military , shapes with collars of regimental-stripo silk. Others have flare collars, inset sleeves, and full circular basques. All Skirts are coreselt and have the required fullness. Every Costume is extremely smart and distinctive in appearance, and will give splendid service. At the lowprice of 635. the value is amazing. MAKE YOUR CHOICE EARLY TO-DAYI GEORGE & KERSLEY - LTD. - THE LEADING STORE FOR VALUE LAMBTON QUAY jk

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