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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 300, 7 September 1918, Page 4

IT'S time the making of your Spring or Summer Frock, Costume, Dress, or , ■*■ Coat-frock was well under way. But first the choosing of the CORRECT material must he accomplished—material that has received the mark of approval from Milady Fashion. And what could be easier than choosingit from our beautiful.assortment of Fashion's Favoured Fabrics, Every one has just lately come into our Dress Goods Department— every one is distinctive in its exclusiveness—beautiful in its shading and patterning—every one high in quality. Remarkable value they offer you—the prices are quite moderate. Can we expect a visit from you soon? ! Modish Importations in Dress Goods :: : ' TUSSORE SILKS-Thie favourite silk will be much in demand this season for Frooks, Costumee, etc. In linitural Bhades; bright, even finish; 27 to 38 inches wide. Prices, 3s. 3d,, 3s. lid., 4s. lid., to 116. Cd. yard. • ' SHANTUNG SILKS-Another favoured silk for present wear. In a large variety of exquisite shades, including Champagne, Shell Pink, Vieux Eose, Saxo, ■ Periwinkle, Copenhagen and Navy Blues, Amothyet and Bishop's Purple, Eight and Dark Grey, Mole, Chestnut, Black, etc.; S3 inches wide. ( Price, 7s, Hd. yard. LIGHT WEIGHT ALL-WOOL SUMMER, SUITINGS-For Coat Frooks, Costumes, etc. In shades of Fawn, Beige, and . Grey; 52 incles,wide. ,; ' , Price, 15s. 6d. yard. LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER TWEEDS -Pepper and'salt effects, fleoked Base; also Emerald and Gold. Ideal for summer oostumes; 'f>6 inches wide. ; |1 |1,',, 1 PHce, 14s, lid, jard. \ ■.'■ THE LATEST IN BAGS f ' a .■# j -.-, SHOPPING BAGS-In all tho latest Wjtjri <Wlj .|$ ||O \ji\ll a LiUee designs and colourings. v ■ , , a J ' / Price, 4s, lid. each. . ■ ■ . KNITTING BAGS-AVith round top and . LAMBTON QUAY — WtfT T TNTPTfIN neat handles; in smart Chintz and all UttiyiJEUVn VJUAI ~ WJLLLIINbIUiN. the newest colours. ■ ■ ' • Price, 2s. 6d. <ach. KNITTING BAGS—With round top and ■ ' ' - neat hnndlfts; in Black only; lined with ■ 6mart contrasting colours; Price, 4s. 11d, each, ' . • • ;

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