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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 26, 25 October 1917, Page 3

I! ALL THE LATEST IN 11 I .-~ ~ ,• j An now showing at Veitch & Allan's t?££Z* Popular Millinery Department, children's meeceeisbd 1 LISLE i SOCKS-Smart and [» dainty, with turn-over tops, j There's no doubt about their popularity! I" / hite , vith fl ?™ I r r ' bandf, white and pmk j Country clients have been "rushing ,, so ' «-u«* j to speak these lovely Panamas, We now "ohiiiDbeot"^'mmu , ' ■ i. i. 1 It 11 SOCKS—In wliite and tan. \ want you to come along and have a look - Prices frem Is . pair . > I at them-they're lovely, and include:- c S7IoSS n S I tan, and black. \ LARGE STYLE PANASIAS-Wilh firm brims and new square croirn; in p rices fl<om 1s - P a,, "' I superior quality. V. & A. Price, 355. CHILDREN'S WHITE LIBLB L ' .PLAIN j SOCKS — Tom--5 WIDE LEAF PANAIIAS—In 7ie\v ridged croivns; splendid quality. over tops. All sizes. ( V. * A. Price, 21s. Prices from Is. 3d. pair. | PANAMAS WITH NEW AMERICAN RIDGED CROWMS-Very fine COTTON SOCKS-In great I (jnality. V. k A. Price, 17s. 6d. rariety. From Is. pair. 1 FAIRLY WIDE LEAF PANAMAS-In new square ridged crown; firm ' °?Sf H P' B S nr^ N < ?? T " 1 V.*A.Pr ta .lfclld. Whm ' I Prices, Is. to Is. Ifd. peir. | CLOSE-PITTING STYLES IN PANAMAS-With half vent or ridged | crowns. V. & A. Prices, from Bs. 11d. to 15s. 6d. | CHILDREN'S AND MAIDS' PANAMAS-With small and large brims. f] jj V. « A Prices, 6s. ltd,, 7s, 11d,, Bs. lid., 11s. 6d., to 15s. 9d. - 1 ■ . ■'■"- •■ ■■' ■ -^=?

Summer 'o.—Jtist opened trashing vareity euits in poplin for toys 2* years to 8 years, 7s. 6d. to 12s. 6d., at Qeo. I'owlds Ltd., Manners Street.—Jtdvt. , Woods' Great Pewnßrmint Cure, For Coughs and Colds, never fails.*

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