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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 288, 24 August 1918, Page 3

Bff Era 0 ffl ■ B H 1 L* Be w i se an( i buy before the rise: it's not far off. These very low prices for such very high-grade goods won't last much longer. All 'CliClllialllly ne Cotton materials are rapidly rising. THERE'S NOTHING if FINER IN QUALITY THAN TARANTULLE Prices are nett J | with order—strictly. I r% In f A I / , \ f-L \\ u / 116^41' Ij l! ill *■' m F n ,3 I /1\ \ ( 111 1 l\\ No. 1715. A now "Lovers' Knot and ll li?* ' : I/ I ' \l\ j f j'/ IU ' Wreath" Design. No. 1719. A new "Butterfly" D»«ign. TO P 1 I | l ' U Tarantulle Nightie 6/11 T, , c)l1 | •{ (-» I. I IAA3. Tarantullo Camisole 2/6 ftlan ' u ]J°^ l KWio 6/11 1 7 V, A 1 i IOOt.- Tarantulle N.D. Yoke ... 2 6 . 2/6 : ILCU No. 1684.. "Lovers' Knot and Wreath 1 * Tarantulle Knickers (closed larnntul e Knickers (closed No. 1720. The "Simple Eylet" Design. Very simple, but pretty. nVantuUe Envelonn fiipmiVn qjq Tarantulle Chemise 5/9 Dciign. T.mU].K B W. W Tarantullo Camisole 2/6 White Crepe-de-Chene Nightie 30 - hlt ® Crepe-de-Chena CainiTarantulle Nightie 6/11 Tarantulle Knickers (closed shape) 4/3 Tarantullo Knicker or Skirt e - ••• .- 9 /" Magyar shape Camisole ... 3/3 Tarantulle N. D, Yoke 2/6 Frills, 2 yards xl 3 inches 2/9 Knicker or Skirt j ' r 1 i > j i Frills, 2 yds. by 13 in. wide 2/9 | • f < ratvl | ims.■ Ifi 'ra3 ' I I _ "No. 1742. "Rosekin" Design. Wo. 1743. "Easywor!:" Design. | No. 1741. "Simplicity" Dciign. Easy to work, but very pretty. |i Ono of the easiest and best. lavanuullelsightie 6/11 Tarantulle Nightie 6/11 Tarantullo Hightin 6/11 SS" Sirt i*-! ' Tat.ntnllo Camisole „ Tarantulle Camisole 2/6 yards by 13 inches wide 2|9 II SOME USEFUL THINGS FOR INFANTS. Ti ! j j '^' l 0 olv ' n ® are ' riice( * _delicata designs \ I • I /•* I Infants' long robes on Jap Silk, 10/-; on fine special finish j> j \ ' I S. I Longcloth, 4/9; on Superfine Tarantulle, 5/9. Sets of 3 J:, .*? «;? / j®?. \ |l 1 I.l*l Bibs on fine Linen, 1/9; on Whito Silk, 1 /9; on fino Pique, f I &, \ ■> Ij* S LS V 6' Baby Pillows and Baby Jackets on fine Linen, 4/6 each, t •»'' I il 4 1 . }j' \Jjfi fill j J J \ ji* /iV / Infants' Nightingale on Radianta, 2/-. Seta of Feeders on V !)* Y ' ll % v | \'i, $ I Linen Huck, 2/-. Linen Bootees, 1/6. \ 'j~ J ji |] \ ■ | I vLvvW baby bonnets. \:h j [U f %$Ji \ I 3 On white Oatmeal Cloth, 1/5; best Pongee Silk, 2/6; white I fef»Jl y . , f/A \ I j| 11\ iiiO. Jap, Silk, 2/4; fine linen, 2/2; oream Eadianta, (1714 only), |j| 1714, / j \ f I Make sure of a good supply before the rise comes. As we are running short | > ulw \ ' of some of these designs, please allow us to substitute if number you want jit |jv \ should be sold out. Postal Address, please: Box 32, Wellington. J i \ —— —— — 1 — I tfIPT \ There is nothing "just as good" as "Tarantulle"; insist upon having Tarantulle. There are no designs I'MM AUH Ja, : i nearly so good as the " Pringle" sets. They will please you. They give the best results with least work. No. 1687. The "New Butterfly' 'Dcaiffn. OUR TRACED "ready-to-work" LINGERIE IS NOT ONLY THE BEST BUT THE CHEAPEST. Exceedingly handsome., !l DDINn DC I Jhrl Art Needlework Specialists SSgggj,: ll It Kill S I^£Q Q LAMBTON. QUAY Tarantulle Chemise . ... ... 5/9 j| £& £2> Wsrtf w Tarantulle Knickers (closed shape) 4/3 Please Address P.O. Box 32, Wellington # • , ==================

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