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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14760, 2 September 1913, Page 3

1 Our Spring Opening has proved a pronounced success, I ' . ladies on all sides expressing surprise and satisfaction, I at the wealth of choice presented to view. I Those who have not yet visited this Fashion Exposition § ' *" are invited to call and inspect the fine array of new i things from the best makers, each one showing the I deft touch of the skilled workman, and presented to-day | in all the newest styles and shades. I ——" " J ' I special offer A Word ahmit \ in LADIES' SMART TAILORED "y v * !""„ Just Opsned— another shipment— | COATS and SKIRTS. We men- the NeW Millinery FRENCH NOVELTIES, lovely ,j : ' tion three numbers:— HAND-MADE WHITE MUS- | The New Millinery is now shown Lm BLO USES beautifully 1 LADIES' TAILOR-CUT COATS in bewildering profusion in all the , , . ' § J 'and SKIRTS, in navy and smart newest colourings. 29/6 35/6 49/6 69/6 | Tweeds Zl/ In addition, many Models from \ ' - LADIES' SAMPLE COATS and the hands of our own clever \ SKIRTS in Whipcord Serge designers await the inspection of FRENCH HAND-MADE WHITE | ' ; and Smart Tweed effects'; ideal those who in charmin S MUSLIN ROBES, light, cool, I \ ; for Spring wear .. 42/- aS * - and of good laundering quality j . \ Every hat shown is an approved At ■ 59/6 69/6 79/6 \ . LADIES , ' TAILOR-MADE ensuring smartness, distin- < 89/6 to £9/9/- | ■ \ COATS and SKIRTS, in medium t j on an d absolute conformity to - | ,:• • and Hght-weight serge and smart the advanced modes in Millinery. j t Tweed efiects; many Silk lined Ready . to _ Wears {n We have entirely cleared onr first \ ; - ,v..:.:. •»■ ■■= , "/ Leghorn, Pedal and other Straws, two shipments of these French | '■ '- Special Offer in LADIES' SMART with Ribbon and Oriental trim- Muslin Blouses and Robes, so \ * NAVY SERGE FROCKS, well- mings, are very effective, as are advise an early call, as they are in | made and good fitting garments 0 tne Panamas and Children's great demand this season. | \ a*. 9i/_ Millinery. I ' : ' ■■"''." . ■ ■ ■ ' . 1 p ' J^ " . , _ J " l ■ . ' ' ■ , i-1 J Always 1/- In £1 Discount for Gash at the 1 V . , /■...'.••■■■■ :.-. ■, -■■••■■ -- - -.'-•.-.■. ■■-- ■■, ■■■■,■•■■■■■. :■■■■..,-- : -.-■■■■■-CIBBS. •"' Ti

ASSIST NitTiJRF y AND NATURE WILL ASSIST YOU tj * ' ' " '-••'"' : "''•'■'■ ' : I j| , From infancy right through childhood . I ; f . , the feet need correct, nature-form ... I J i "' ■ footwear. At no Store but Hannah's 1 '-I will be found such a wide selection of i 7f, " " Boots and Shoes to suit the need of your i -| . children. We make a special study of 1 ,'.* the proper fitting of Children's Footwear. 1 -? * ; Should your child suffer from any foot ■ I trouble, come in and let us assist you to .. . 1 correct the fault. "* * . § INFANTS* SOFT-SOLED BOOTS or SHOES .. f/- 1/6 1/9 2/6 H INFANTS , WALKING BOOTS or SHOES 1/- 1/6 1/11 3/6 4/6 5/6 i : . GIRI^ , WALKING SHOES, in Lace. Button, or Bar, in all shapes and £| materials ... .. .. .. 4/6 5/6 7/6 8/9 10/6 12/8 i ■ V MAIDS" (sizes 2to 5) SHOES or BOOTS, Round Toe, Square Heels; i % , all styles and materials ... ... .. 10/6 11/6 12/6 14/6 | l! 7 CASHEL STREET (opp. Bailantynes) ( 1 %* ■- .—~"1 1 V In planning an campaign The • : ';. ' *" Weekly Press" is always included—more >'"" than this, it alwap comes first on the list ?- \ '" by reason of the fact that advertisers and ■i : advertising agents regard "The Weekly ,-?! " Press" as the premier paper of its dass. . , This feeling is not prompted, by sentiment ot old associations, but merely because . *f "The Weekly Press " interests an enormous \, circle of readers every week and pays those ' "tp ' who advertise in its column*. i k^^ ——- —— <-" j<yr" . I >« TWr food tH&t bttildt > Cijf_»t cc Milk, eaSr 4Tfff*m*9*h boniu* b*ti«t. B» *** P* rfeet taoA . m* k - the Cotxit ol Sp»ia. ;. V «'4U mm oy all stom* and oueiusts

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