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(ONI. PLENTY OF ! 8/11, 10/11; Navy, lj yards wide, heavy weight, oniy 1/J.l} yard. BLAC'iv CSArt LljJiriC!, for mourning wear, yard; 6 yards for 9/11. TAFFUTTa \oTi-e;, 1-N macK, Ivory, Sky, Nel, Pink, etc., lljd, double width. NUNS' VOILE, Nel, coral, Sky, Pink, Helio, Turq., 6yds for 6/IJL. CREAM CKKtoLINJi, double width, 2/6; 6yds for 10/ll.: CREAJJ. HOL'ili FLANNEL, 5/9, Coat or Costume Length, 5 yds for 19/11. All Klack Goods Kedueed. DuUrsLt; usual reduction off our best qualities, in Biac-K Cashuiere. 3/11 quality for 3/4; 4/6 for 3.-6. ROBES—Street aud Evening Goods. About 100 Dress Lengths aud Box Dresses, one of each shade, lU/ to 30/. Seduction thus niaKias many thus HALF j I'ltiCE A-N'D LNbEil. I JACKEXINGS.—IJi'os \\ ide Tweed, 4/6 for o/ll; 5/11 for 4/11. 43-incJi Caracul (lilack), iiAlj. now 6/'IL I CREAM BEAVER, 6/11, now 5/6; red 12/9, now 9/11; Brown 14/11, now 11/9. Better qualities all reduced. SILK DEPARTMENT. VELVETEENS. Brown, Ked. Black, etc., •Spot, check, or t ancy Designs, for i islouses, 1/0 to 2/6; sll "CLEAN j Srtthi' PiuCL, ' 9Jq yd. Plain, Fawn, i biectrii;, Helio., Peacock, Green, Etc, l/i> to -/C: AT iii<i yu.. toiue Splendid CjuaLities for Frocks, Blouses, en. , ., good uoioujs, 1/d*. buck, Cream, biv., oruys, Greens, ->avys, ail l/j_ij. j HEAVY CORD VELVETEENS, for Coats, Etc., Brown, Dark, Wine, Navy, Beaver, Moss, 2/4; at a special "Out They Go" price, 1/6*. I NAVY CORDS, 1/24, 1/81. SPECIAL, IN NAVY OR CREAM, 1/11J, 2/8, 2/111. GREY and NAVY (usual price, 1/111); very special at 1/u'j. CREAM SILK VELVET (slightly stained), Z/ 11 yaru; now 11 id yard. Plain Silk Velvecs. Chiffon \ elvets, Mirror Vel- ! vets, all reduced. Jap. SUks, aU colours, FIRST CHOICEONLY, 9sd and 1,4*. We shail offer 5 Extraordinary Lines at 11 Jd; Stripes in Black, Gold, Red, Navy, Satin, good for Linings or for UndersiirLs, as also are the TaHetas, iv Plain. Cardinal, Sky, Pink, Turq. or Fawn (Blue Shoij. THE DACPHINOISE CREPE, in White, Pink, Cardinal. 20 inches Crepe de Chine, al! Silt, in Emerald or Pink, worth 2/11: makes Eveniug Blouses; and Plain Satin, in Red. Pink. Nary, Purple, for Fancywork or Linings; all these range from 1/STT.o 2/11 yard. And "They Go Out" at lljd. 'LIBERTY SILKS, in White. Cream. Blue. Navy, Black, and Cardinal, 1/IIJ, for I 1/3 J. : 20 BLOUSE LENGTHS OF DEEP CREAM SILK (Jap.). Biouse Length, 4yds for 3/11. ISCOTCH TARTANS: SCOTCH TARTANS! I All Silk and Reversible, sold at 1/lli; now l/4j: LOriSINE DO., 3/6; now 26; Favourites for Blouses, Cloaks, Hoods, Millinery, and Neckwear. SMALL CHECKS in Navy, Blark, Cardinal, 1 Pi.uk, etc.. oniy 1/S» yard. ■ A ■■CLBIX SWEEP" line in Glace, P?an dc Soir. Saun, Oripntals. etc., various colours, qualities up to 2/11 yard, all \ at l/ 6£. I CREPON SILKS, White. Brown, Dark 1 Wine, nnd Pink, 2/6 yard —"CLEAN I ', SWEEP" 1/o}. 'SILK BARGAINS at 1/lli yard. This will 1 he th 4 popular line of our s'.lk show, inrludlng some of the SEASON NOVEL- ; TIES "in coloured checks, sold at 3/11. Black and White Chock Glace, orijlnal- ' ly 3/11. Favourite Navy grounds, with

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