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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3128, 5 July 1917, Page 3

! » ' ■ - -■■ ■■ li ;■-■--■ II @Tjj§ W]s ff § Win fLJi &!& $LM m * m * !KXa ' ?. j ■ ■ ■ • / i i saJg ! To-Meet ' " i'.j B: f J Puhlic .Requirements .j] digdnio ] . / ■ • \ j i TlfßE—in black and liijht blue, small \ \ i pockerts, collarless neck, small strap at th ' h ''- back. Usual Pj-ice, 19s. lid. j , . . |:, » OSLT TW E ED S COAT^n 1 lt!; | Oil Th®!? ,j 1 of green and brown, plain swing back, s . !)'•■] pockets in slip-in style, coats fasten- \ ' S-. j dhecks of brown and green, also plain ' «« ««» » v/ xap' d<t * r ; ..i ■ grey tweed, medium width, small belt I . ' •■ ■' -. ' K■: j to finish waist. A really useful skirt I . " • . ~ I ] fdlr street or house wear. Usual i £k "|TO . . \-\ PAWN RAINCOATS-In light ami dark j ' •' \-\ shades, belted or strapped at waist, 5 '- E i Ijatch pockefa, also Hime with plain ! \' - ■ E- ! swing back. Usual Price, 355. \ Fk FT E& F A7/T* IP&WW® "ftM/WEFIf 'i ■] Sale Price, 255. j £) UKI Ni? £<tll\J WHti&K, ij j LADIES' WHITE ' SILK SHIRT I ' ' ■'■ I I BLOUSES—Finished-with, the lily col- ? ' ' ■'' > kr and small P-l.but.on. | g 0 Extended I'j w Ss I S ~ : Moftey'.Savinjf Opportunity, i 11 daintily finished with veining. ' '■ - ' . .■ , -\ . %-.*. Special Price, 275. 6d. | . ' ' ; . "■ [j , j 1, I ! MAIDS' COATS—In Navy, Brown, Saxe, and Tan; smartly belted and '| ' | i buttoned to thßoat. ; SPECIAL SALE PRICE, 15s. 6d. l : | AGENTS FOR "FASHIONS JOE | V : ' ' I \ ALL" PAPER PATTERNS. '■ I \ sjrAKT READY-TO-WEAR FELTS-In this season's shapes; trimmed \\ j 1/- each, Or 1/1 Post Free, . ' ' • faille ribbon bands*. Usual Price, 14s. 6d. Sale Price, 45."6 d. \[ j sas^!^m^^^SESe: J GHILDEEN'S BONNETS-In cream, saxe, brown.: red; daintily .' j; ij 3 . - trimmed mei'v. fibbon. Usual Gs. lid. Sale Price, 2s, 11d. * ' S '" ' S ' 'i a , ■'. . . 6: ■■} S l ■' '. ■■'-•■.. ; " .ii

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