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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13742, 25 May 1910, Page 2

A fine - •''■;:| Assortment* ? . Prices! -| Motor Scarves, Mufflers, &c. General Fancy Goods I Long Knitted Motor Scarves— . Children's American Collars - - - from 9d. cafe In all colours - - - - - from 2/6 each Serviceable and Strong Umbrellas— - -;T& Fancy Striped Motor Scarves— from ------ 2/11 to 25/- &jjs Knitted, all wanted colours -- - 2/11 each New Longcloth Embroideries and Insertions— ?V?s Phoenix Knitted Muffler, with patent fastener— from ------ 4d. to 1/6 per y^ All colours from 1/11 each New Cream Eidelweiss Oriental Net •: Fancy Silk Bows and Ties shaJkL sho'uider'use. s P eda\iy\St®d P £r^ Silk Bows, with fancy coloured ends, from 10d. ea. shoulders, will not slip off, black, grey, natural-" ' Silk Ties all conceivable colours, from - 9d. ea. from ---------- 3/6 each< v Plain and Fancy Embroidered Collars— Long Shawls, honeycomb, white, from 5/11 each: All linen ------ 9d. to 1/4 ea. Extra large sizes, from - - - - 13/11 eacji" ■' . • • •■ £ POPULAR LINES at-'..Vr PIStIHCtIV6E€SS - fl POPULAR PRICES ; - Sfl 44* n ' Zephaline, from - - - 4/11 yarrp Jll M#& » • • 44 in. Black Paris Cloth, from - - - 2/11 yartft j r4. j • r»,v+;«M;,m D ce Priestlevs' Striped and Plain Black Rcsilda— *r h The growing needof to-day is Distinctness from , - - - ------- 4/6 y^ in Dress. Ladies realise the necessity for Black Venetians and Amazons, from - 3/3 yardP this. That this is true is evidenced by the p ox Bi ac k Serge— ' '{% ; ever growing popularity of our goods and 44" 1 - from 3/3 yard 54m. from 4/11 yarjfj rhP inrreasine trade A S P ecial Purchase of Mid - and Dark Grey StriprfS the increasing traae. Tweeds, double width, at - -, - 3/3-.yard& ' " • "ssi ■ ■— — : : ' ' : . x:s! ] . STREE|| 04987 ' ' _■:_ „ „_.!—-:'^—^*r^^---<'^

FOOTBALLERS' FOOTWEAR T7OOTBALLERS will be interested ie tt , * X fine selection of Football Boots just recoived at Stock's City Boot Pa.aco. A window disp.ay of Boots is made to-day, and it will pay every footballer to ccc it. Theao, are some of the lino 3 shown:—Green .Semi-cbrome McGregor vamps, with spnng heeis, 10e 6d pr; Real Pig-Skin McGregor vamps, with etubs and spring heels, 13s 6d pr; High Grade English football boots of Tan oa.f, with waterproof coles, ankle pads, and instep protectors, 16s Wpr; White Chromo McGregor vamps, with greenhide sole?, light and speedy, 12s 6d pr; Eng.ish boots in Brown Semi-chrcmo, with ordinary hee.s, 11s 6d pr; colonial boots, in Tan and Black Chrome, with light sewn soles, 10e*6d pr Don't forget to Bee these boots to-day at Stock's, next White Hart Hotel. Co3oO-63i3

LVTTELTOX. (Before Captain J. A. H. Marciol, J.P.) * Andrew Cogi<S on remand, charged •with lmvins benn drunk and brought three witnesses to support his denial. The evidence of the polico, however, vent to show.that he was drunk" and decidedly disorderly. He was fined £1 and costs. . COATS FOR WINTER DAYS It's time aeiin for long, wirra foats, and ladies w'll fi-.d a phasing selection r i lh- vrry smartrst aid newest stylei at Hoflaudfr's i 1 j Mo«ci-l ard other coloured twetds, at 21s. \ 30t. 3««. 42*. ard 6Sv. <A< d while you are in. I'd like you to see mv jp'end d selection ol Coats and Skirts, in beautiful twrds and sergrs rf all colours, fie S3 which 1 alter to &: the fiffure, free. If none of suit >t>u, I can malt* you a th-jriugh , y satisfactory ccet»iaje to ord;r, at a m _ derat; prict, m. HOLLANDER 183 COLOMBO ST. j Phace 1556. Opposite City Cab Stard. I