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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2932, 18 November 1916, Page 5

Si lißMff fatiie f llfffa Are now showing in our popular Dress Department, and you are cordially asked to Gall in and inspect .the range of lovely materials offering. If you cannot conveniently caH, kindly write in for patterns, which will be sent by return .mail. All parcels sent post free anywhere. WHITE COTTON GABARDINE-40in. " M * W ° M Mij&oaS wide. v. &a. price, 2s. sd. yard. BuiStOßis will be interesting* CREAM COTTON GABARDINE-40in. LOGEr .■,„„.„. . . ING TARTAN RIBBONS was never - wide. V. &A. Pries, 2S. 11d. yard. so mucn evidence as this season. ■ '.■'•■ They a.re. in-.use for hat trimmings,- - CREAM GABRICORDS — Guaranteed hair ribbons, sashes, etc., etc., and-: -. thoroughly shrunk; SS/60in. wide. we show them in the following col---; .. ..-_.- our combinations: — ' V. &A. Prices, 13s. 6d., 14s. ed., , r .• . , . „ , ~„ ~ ,„.,, . Molienzie, Victoria, Stuart, Royal 16S.6d.yara. Stuart, Gordon, 42nd!, McDonald, and Argyle. CREAM SUITING SERGE—In a nice m :, , .. x soft finish, and thoroughly shrunk. _ , 2in. wide IS. ' - V. & A. Price, 17s. 6d. yard. 3in. wide— Is. 3d. ' , 4in.' wide — Is. 6d. ;' . CREAM STRIPED • SUITINGS-SSKO OUR NEW SCON'S BUTTONS are ' m. wide; with navy stripe. , j ust and mclllde 6ome V erysmaru At 12s. 6d. and 17s. 6d. yard. designs suitable for Costumes and Blouses, in ivorv, bone, and celluCREAM STRIPED SUITINGS-58/60 ''■ loid. . ' : in. wide; with black stripe. , THE STYLES ' At 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., and 17s. 6d. THE COLOURS vard. And THE PRICES 'ARE RIGHT! • ,

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