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FABRIC NEWS. Fashion’s Favourites Foi' Spring. There is one aspect of the Spring mode that will delight women and that is the beauty of the new fabrics. What is more, the range of “fashionable” fabrics is greater than previous years, and selection presents very little difficulty, if any, for it will be simply a question of taste and suitability, with the fullest scope. There is, of course, a definite influx of florals, If not a preponderance, but plain materials, stripes, geometricals and spots are also assured of a successful season. The excellence of these fabrics lies in their “quality” appearance and their beautiful colourings, and among the highlights may be mentioned Carloca Crepes, Oatmeal Crepes, Crepe Sonia and Silk and Wool Phantoms. The sheer fabrics, with that popular dull finish, will also bid for favour and are deserving of their success in England and America. No meditation on Fabrics would be complete without mention of the creaseresisting materials, and Tootal’s have given us some of the most delightful fabrics imaginable—in Georgettes, Chiffons, Taffetas, Foulards and the new-comers. Tootama and Tootresse. Unfortunately, space does not permit a comprehensive survey of the new Spring materials, but Kirkcaldie's have complete stocks of new season’s goods, and will be happy to have the pleasure of revealing these to shoppers at the SILK SECTION, Ground Floor. ■ PATENTS. PROCESS FOR DECORTICATING VEGETABLE FIBRE. \TEW ZEALAND PATENT No. 67931/ ■‘•v 30. The proprietors of this invention desire that it be adopted and brought into i commercial use and manufacture in the . Dominion of New Zealand and invite in- I quiries to these ends from persons and firms interested. Address inquiries to SPRUSON & FERGUSON, Patent Attorneys, Herald Building, 66 Pitt Street, Sydney, New South Wales.

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