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K3RKGALDIE &' STAINS, LTD. -4—;—PRETTY FROCKS FOR LITTLE GIRLS. GRAND VARIETY & PLEASING PRICES! iWlrfo «uoh- excellent frocks are to be had at distinctly economical » prices, whan mother would go to tho trouble of making the garments herseM? The smart appearance of children is our study always, and our dose attention to this subject is one reason why we are able to offer such a grand variety of frocks as you will find hero. ■Why not. inspect this fine selection of frocks? HERE ARE SOME LEADINC EXAMPLES:— , LIGHT SAXE COTTON CREPON FROCK—Trimmed with ombroidery; detachable ouffs and collar; very dainty. Sizes 20, 22, 24, 26. i , PrIOBB, 10S. 6d., 11s. 6d., 12S. 6d., 13S. 6d. BAILOR FROCK—With, pale blue kiltod skirt and white jumper: trimmed collar and knot of pais blue; most effective design. Sizes 20, 22, 24. £ . . • • Prices, 9s. 6d., 10s. 6d. ; , 12s. ed. MAGYAR COTTON.FROCKS—111 saxe and white; navy and white; trimmed white turn-down collar of einbroidejy. Sizes 20, 22, 24, 26. Prjces, 73. lid., Bs. lid., 9s. lid., 10s. ed. SMART FROCKS IN PINAFORE STYLE-Navy and Butcher Blue, with whits .Pique tops, trimmed coloured stitching. Sizes 20, 22, 24, 26. . Prices, 7s. lid., Bs. nd., 9s. 6d., 10s. Ed, iNAVY PRINT FROCKS—With bloomers to match; frock trimmed with white Pique collar and cuffs, embroidered red. Sizes 26, 28, 30. Prices, 7s. fid., 7s. Bd.', js. Hd. fcATNTY LITTLE WHITE FROCKS—Smocked pale blue, navy, and red. i Sizes 18 to 28. Prices, 4s. 6d. to 6s. Ild. [COTTON POPLIN MAGYAR i'ROCKS—In pink and grey; trimmed bemJ stitching and embroidery. Sizes 18, 20. Prices, 4S. 6d., «s. 11d. 'HOLLAND TUNICS—With red- pipings. ;> Sizes 20 and 22. Price, 3s. Ltd. eaoli. STRIPED COTTON TUNICS—In navy, red, and sas;e, with Keif coloured, belts. Sizes 19, 28. Prices, 3s. 6d, and 3s. lid. each. WHITE PIQUE JUjMPER DRESSES—Finished with sailor collar and knot. Sizes 27/30, 33. Prices, 16s. 6d,, 17s. 6d., 18s. 6d. YOUR GOOD JUDGMENT WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE VALUES. ; »' ' ... ■ - o : KIRKCALDIE k STAINS, LTD* TENNIS AND BOWLING SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OnrstockofTennis and Bowling Shoes this season is tip to our usual standa rd, which is saying a great deal, and tho prices are cut fine enough to command n big 6hare of the business in these lines. - v WE LEAD THE WAY IN SPOBTS SHOES. Slew's iWhite Canvas Tennis Shoes, Women's White Canvas TeiinisShoes, grey rubber sqles—2s. lid. grey Tubber soles—2e. 6d. , Men's "Champion" Tennis' Shoes, Women's White or Blaok Canvas Bar whit© canvas "uppers, black rubber Shoes, red rubber eoles, for crosoles 4b. lid. , quet.or tennis—4s, lidMen's "Irwell" Tennis and Bowling Women's White Canvas Tfennis, with Shoes,-white rubber soles—&s. 6d. chrome soles, for asphalt—ss. lid. Men's White Tennis aud Bowling [Women's White Court Style Tennis . Shoes, smooth red! rubber soles— Tennis Shoes, red rubber soles— 9s. 6d. • 7s. 6d. ♦ Men's "Buffer" Tennis Shoes, Chrome Women's White Cour Style Tennis .. soles, with rubber middle-15s. 6d. Shoes, white rubber soles-9s. 6d. R. HANNAH & CO.;, LTD., V/EI.LINCTON. '

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