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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 284, 20 August 1918, Page 2

Heralds of Spring— -FRESH DAINTY SILK KNITTED JERSEYS: : A Little while, and all ladies will follow Nature—and be dccked in New Spring Garb, That's just why these Silk Knitted Jerseys—so dainty, so delightful, so beautiful—will create such a stir. Already their extreme beauty—their evident "chic" is winning admiration from every woman who beholdß this new and beautiful display. Justly—for it would be hard to imagine a greater variety—a more winning beauty. Every new idea is here—and you can depend upin the absolute freshness of each coat. : : CALL TO-DAY AND ENJOY THE : : BEAUTIES OF THE NEW CREATIONS. PURE SILK JERSEY—In Cream, Cherry, and Saxe; Raglan si com; small collar at back; wide sash and pockete. Price, 555. SILK MERCERISED JERSEYS—Creoiji, Light Sa'xe, Dai'lc Soxe, Brown, Groy, Rose, Navy; sat-in sleeves; girdle at waist; rolled collnr. Price, 725, 6d, SILK MERCERISED JERSEYS-In Cream, Saxe, Black, Black and Whits striped, Grey, Brown, Navy, Rose, Lavender; llaglan sleeves; wido waist girdle; extra loose fitting. Price, 795. fid. BEAUTIFUL QUALITY SILK JE'RSBYS—In shades of Sky, Saxe, Royal, Electric, Brown, Navy; sailor and long peaked collars at back, finished topics; gives smart finish; Raglan and 6et-in sleeves; all loose fitting sizes. Price, £4 9s. 6d. SMART JUMPER JERSEYS—Beooming to the figuro; in shades of Sky, Saxe, Lavender, Cherry, Cream, and Lemon; American peaked collars; locod centre front with cord; gives apioxt effect; exceptionally smart coats for Spring wear. Price, £5 10s. ONE ONLY PURE SILK JERSEY—In rich Lemon shade; particularly smart cut; neat oollnr at corners; looks chic; small yoko at back; gathered in at waist with pleated girdle to match collar. Price, £7 7s. LIMITED, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON,

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