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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 130, 26 February 1919, Page 2

A Matchless Range of New Materials for the Woman who is Planning a New Coat or Costume/ Such a varied assemblage of pew weaves and colourings makes a pleasure of choosing the material to exactly suit you* taste and purpose, You may select any of these fabrics with the. assurance of getting a stylish, dependable, good-wearing material that will make-up gracefully, ...,,. be handsome in appearance and distinctive in effect, YOU .CANNOT BUY BETTER VALUES IN FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS CHIFFON COTELE VELVETEEN-The Also in Violet, Eoyal and Navy Blue, ■• mo6t favoured fabric for tho new circu- ( also in Cream. lar cape, house frqeks, etc. In the Price, 13s,' 6d, yard. following beautiful shades: Amethyst, - Violet, Mulberry, Navy, Mid Brown, ALL-WOOL* COATING CHEVIOTS-56 , Grey, Sase, Beaver, etc.; 27 inches inches wide; real heavy weights for ■ wide. Price 7s, lid. yard, w j n t er wcar; j n light and dark Brown,. ~_. _„__ ~ , '-~ , , Battleship Grey, Eoyal Blue, and ' PONY <7LOTH—SO inches wide; in black, vtfine Price 15s 6d yard, '■ for emart. coats, jeapes; 'etc. • - Also in Emerald. Price, 17s. ii yard. Prices, 225. 6d. to 28s. fid. yard. ■ ALL-WOOL SOEHNGS-μ inches wide;- CREAM COATINGS-52 innew broken checks effects, in black and ' che -.?; ™™ h " w o " ; r ol v b f vy • white and greys; for smart autumn «*•* or , ri^° r I™" 1 ;.;. weai'. Price, 17s, 6d. yard, 15d 6d! yard' COSTUME FLANNEL—Si inches wide; vTOrfinDniCTc «•„„!.» 'j. •« for autumn wear, in Grey only; ex- *EW GABARDMS-56 inches wide; m ceptioriarvalue. Price, Bs, 6d. yard. of l'awn Snuff, and Dark. ■ p ' Brown; for smart autumn costumes, SMART COATINGS-Heavy All-wool etc ' ' Price ' 225 - 6 - ya,"d- . . ~' Blanket Cloths,- in shades of Dark, „, Wl , ri7 o „ , ■Mid, and Light Brown, and Dnrlc ■ ESTAME>iE COSTUME SERGEs-Smajt Myrtle; for walking or motor coats; 5G and dresey for autumn weav. A wide • taches wide. Price, 21s, yard, range of beautiful colourings to select , . . from. Mole, Nigger, Saxe, Gobelm, ALL-WOOL COLONIAL COATING-56 Canard, Amethyet, Violet; Myrtle, inches wide; in shades of Scarlet, Ma- Snuff, and Dark Brown; 40 uicVs wide. won, Vieux Eoeb. Price, 19s. 11d. yard. , Price,/s. l.d. jara. is the necessary finishing;- .-.-»..■ touch when Milady goes „ calling or shopping;. So . '. LIMITED, come and see our Beautiful and Novel Handbags WELLINGTON AND . WANGANUI. in all the newest styles, . I

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