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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 112, 7 November 1908, Page 11

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Serviceable UndersKirts and ©ther Garments, ■p@ a a > !SKf i E?^a Here you will see a fine selection of smart Underskirts— lovely garments for W W £H^J&L^jL^£ MLjl Hrn EsSf summer wear, and all moderately priced. BASTITE UNDERSKIRTS— in pale blue, pink, heliotrope, and fawn, prettily a . TBPB'Y^S/flr 1 IS'SBiffe^lfe'K? co trimmed with frills of same material; a suitable foundation for washing 1 frocks si aaSU £2? IE "IrfiaWVa *o At 8/6 each SILK MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS— With new pleated frill, in navy blue, brown, reseda, sky blue, white, rose, and black At 17/6 each BLACK SILK MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS— Very handsome garments Stvl© 284 At 17/6, 21/6, 25/6, 29/6, 31/6 each J DAINTY UNDERSKIRTS— In black and white, check silk moirette jSJi^i^ i At 22/6, 26/8 each m^MMis MAID'S WHITE UNDERSKIRTS— Sizes 3oin. to 36m. / *«* HOe SlOUt, At 4/9, 5/3, 5/6, 7/9, 8/3 each \y V Sh«r* - Wai«tf PRINT BLOOMERS— In good washing- colours Jf J®\ vvohob. At 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6 /3hafs&i \ « •• Fflrf&uro* •• •• LUSTRE BLOOMERS— In cream, navy blue, grey, and black At 6/9 and 7/6 i /-g(s|j|jBfl I SPUN SILK BLOOMERS— In cream and black At '12/9 and 14/- N^BB^A \ jMmiL ) I The long skirt supN 'Jfmfvy / presses the abdomen and „ _ _ M'fflHryinx reduces the hips. Ihe Walking Skirts, Costumes, Mantles, Dust Coats, wffißw , * • a * i k- v , ** W^Tn 11 Fm corset is moderately high and Kace Coats. /R |p# in the bust, giving support MUSLIN SKIRTS — These are excellent buying this season, and we are showing a " " to the rorm, With penect tremendous assortment in all lengths, from 3 Qin. to 44m.^^ comfort and tlefining the waist WHITE SWISS MUSLIN SKIRTS— These are trimmed with Valenciennes lace and insertion, and are very dainty and dressy , At 23/6 to 45/- each There are three broad rust-proof RACE AND OPERA COATS— The Japanese effect is introduced into these garments, and is very becoming; a much-admired example of this is produced in Side Steels that Cannot break Of" punch champagne face cloth, with collar and facings of black satin, and touches of gold braid At £7/7/- through, and a double set of strong, wide DUST COATS— In lustre, Sicilian, Shantung, and chiffon taffeta, in all light shades i Ik' L •. vt ; i At 25/s, »9/e, 35/8 to 63/- elastic webbing hose supporters with the A PRETTY WRAP is in pale blue Sicilian, empire shape, with directoire revers of SECURITY Rubber Button Tip. heavily embroidered white linen; collar to match At £4/4/- r SUMMER MANTLES— In chiffon taffeta, pailette, and bengaline, three-quarter and seven-eights length, trimmed lace and applique At 73/6, 8«/-, 89/6, to 10 gns. DRESSING GOWNS — In muslin, from 13/6 In delaine, from 24/6 In Flannels, from 35/6 • STYLE 284, BATISTE :: PRICE 14/6 SUMMER TWEED COATS— FuII swing-back, long sleeves, roll collars, and welltailored; 46in. long At 26/6