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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 30, 30 October 1918, Page 3

?l - 1 Sj*j feiif Down to Mtdi!ji N ( | ! . Yes—just like this: ! !j | ! You Want a Nice Summer i; _ j ij (/) : Costume Cloth-— ] ;|U| You Want it to be Up-to-date I I | 11 | and of Good Quality t—i | |Ph i at a Reasonable Price ! COi —don't yoti? Well then I j | j < VEiTCH & ALLAN'S j j [Li 'BIG POPULAR STORE ™ ! k | has a Magnificent, Assortment of Fabrics fit to meet the Bill to | . j j . j. a "T," and cordially invite your inspection -or request for a ! fI? /F\ ! ran 2 e Free Patterns. ! | J I STRIPED GABARDINE SUII'INGS-Of superior quality, in wool finish, snitallle 'Pn j fis> /fflk, I for Costumes, Spurts Coats, Skirts, etc.; cream grounds wi'ch Navy and Black . .. LiU ! < •| g iTI I stripes of various widths; 39/lOin. wide. W j J i V. &A. Prices, 3s. 11d. and. 4s, fid, yard. !ii n j : ; ! _ f DYED GABARDINE SUITINGS-A really splendid cloth which has the appear- ! | j « B "Si" w I ance of Wool Oabardine, in shades oi' Brown, Male, Vieux Rose, Beige, etc., I . >jS J 1J T 1 P also in Cream; 39/40 in. wide. V. &A. Price, 3s, lift. yard. ; ! j I I CANTON SUlTlNGS—Suitable for Costumes, Frocks, Children's wear,-etc., in j ' , • { -M I shades of Navy, Cardinal, Brown, Tussore, Maroon, Sky, Rose, Grey, etc.; j feasffliafl ! , I highly mercerised finish; a splendid wearing and wiwlung fabric; J9/-10in. • • ! { ! Tyw | wide. V. &A. Price, 3s. Gel. yard. | I ! LXLji I "SILCO" POPLlNS—Beautifully finished, and having the appearance,of Silk; .. . S \ j j I r™™Hl | in an yanted shades, including Sky, Rose, Battleship, Mole Nigger, Mavrne; , ft Jj j QP Beige. Tussore, Champagne, Navy, Browns, Light Grey, Dark Greys, | i [ Pull Rose, f/c.j 39/Min. 6d., and 4s. 11d. yard.', . ! I J • | .USUAL CASH DISCOUNT GIVER ~/ .j •] ! | And kindly note that if we don't advertise what yoji want it is almost certain : | ' j | to be in stock—a little note will always bring a prompt reply. | j j IS| j [ j

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