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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 32, 1 November 1929, Page 4

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Three Casualties in SILK PRICES At the SILK CENTRE H„ ~, W .Uf-n.« |■l . J illwfeKiTv Following a skirmish with Silk prices, our secret service reports three big casualties in Silk Prices. BLACK CREPE SATlN—There are only 80 yards of this beautiful Black Satin, and the dye is‘perfect. . It drapes well (ras and will wear well; 38 inches wide. Usually 14/6 yard. J? / - x Half Price ® / «"* COATING SlLKS—Three pieces of new season’s Coating Ifit Silks in a small check pattern. Shades: Brown, Navy, and Zg,/ Black. 36 inches wide. Usually 8/11 yard Half Price «n/ SPUN SILKS.—IO shades in this pure Silk fabric, which will . wash and wear well; Coral, Jhde, Almond, Cream, Fuchsia, < /zct* Apricot, Henna, Purple, Sky, and Turquois; 30 inches wide. JS. / W Usually 3/6 yard. Half Price & Recovery in Silk Pricbs is not expected till after 12.30 p.m. on Saturday—so there’s a day and a half to take advantage of the lack of stamina and morale among these Silk Prices. ARTHUR LEE Ltd. For Sillts—Remember That! 27 WILLIS STREET (opposite the Grand Hotel}.