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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 109, 5 November 1896, Page 3

SPECIALTIES IN DRESSES. JOHN COBBE IS NOW SHOWING LUSTRES, CREPONS, COSTUME TWEEDS ; PRINTED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN MUSLINS ; PRINTS, AND FIGURED SATEENS IN IMMENSE VARIETY. Also : New Pongees, Trimming and Blouse Silks. FANCY GIMPS IN VARIETY. First-class Dressmaking. johnlTobbe, Direct Importer,.

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