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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 309, 18 September 1918, Page 2

~ft ~" ""^'—"—"^^^ B . W" I "W" ~f= H -■•• SI - I There is something like a rage : . 11 for Bead Necklets this Spring! " HI EvDiywheic one goes"one. hears of the charm of the fashion- || || ablo Art Beads to he seen at the U.I. 0. ■ 11 11 The collection, taken as a whole, is lovely, while individual 11 || necklets show that gieat skill and ingenuity has been brought to || II bear to produce something rather -unique, therefore quite out of the | J || common. || 11, There aie beads of wood, agate, glass, and jet; there are 11 -~ || flower brads in natural perfumes; there are pottery beads and gen- || II uine Satsuma Jieads. ' '. ~ ii § These Beads come from California, Great Britain, Ig - II ~" ~ France and Japan. — -— 11 II - BEAD NECKLETS-Vilisticaily arranged, in Agate, Wood, and Glass. • || || . . From 2s. v 6d. to 17s. 6d. || II J'ET BBADS-Ih long and short lengths; very fashioniiblc. '• 7s. 6d. to 21s. || I CALIFORNIAN FLOWER, ISEADS-In all shades and perfumes. , || IS From 3s. to 10s. 6d. tt it H WOOD BEADS-French manufacture; beautifully carved. Si' |fi 4s, 6d. per string of 100. || II WOOD BEADS (small)— Dyed in,newest shades. 3s. per string of 100. || | PERFUMED POTTERY BEADS-In Art shades, newest shapes and sizes. | | 11 , From 10s. per 100. N | | ■ JUG BEADS, .GLASS (6 shades)- 6d. per string of 50. || I GENUKE SATSUMA BEADS- ' 9J. and Is. each. 11

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