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New Zealand Tablet, 19 June 1913, Page 47

Flawless Jap, direct from Japan. direct from Japan, With wonderful commercial instinct the little Japanese is up to all sorts of methods to push his wares. Incidentally with regard to White Silks the cunning little Jap. classifies them into three distinct grades. I he.V are the American Choice, the Australian Choice, and the English Choice ' ■ , ._..w —w viutim uuuu jap. ddislllCJ> Lncm intO t*pp distinct grades. 1 hey are the American Choice, the Australian Choice, and the English Choice The latter grades are the remains of the American Choice after Cousin Jonathan has had his pick Fortunately, Hope Lewis dropped across a consignment of the American Choice Grade, with the result that a shipment has now landed of these beautiful high-grade Japanese Silks, which are free from any flaws. The values are exceptionally fine and the prices are wonderfully low Prices— 27m wide— 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. Send for Samples. | HOPE LEWIS “The White House” TIMARU. i int t-ww: ki ;u i; mw. 1 • .......... ■ -1111 • -11111111