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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2599, 22 October 1915, Page 2

A GREAT VARIETY OF I CBARAING JAPANESE CffiPES J * # JUST LANDED j* j v THE IDEAL SUMMER MATERIAL j Crepo Is one of the most Serviceable and Economioal of J Fabrics for Hot Woathcr Wear. 5 It fits every ncecl—for cool, smart Washing Frocks, for \ durable Chlldron'a Frocks, or Shirts for the men folk.' !'i Crepe washes splendidly, the colours being absolutely fast. / In addition, it dois not require ironing or starching, a \ boon indeed in the summer time, 1 Wellington's Finest Crepe Values! JAPANESE WASHINC CREPE. 3u inches wide. Such a variety of this popular fabric can not, Ix; Boon elsewhere. In tihv.ks of champagne, PRICE, biscuit, fawn, light brown, chocolate, sky, battleship j»roy, wedgwood, saxe, jagHH light navy, mid navy, dark navy, apri- xr£\J&9 cot. red, crimson, ma.l-ma.isnn, mole, YARD pink, salmon, tango, eau do nil, ' •Joffre' blue, nigger brown, and grey. BLOCK STRIPE JAPANESE CREPE. PRICE, 30 inches wide. In black and white y\ //■* equal stripes. 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