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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 59, 6 September 1913, Page 7

"Frilly" Trimmings are the Decree of Dame Fashion .When one pauses to think for a moment about 8 coming styles, a not unnatural question is ; " Where I will the fickle Dame break out next?" 1 Let us be content with the present, and study the I latest fad. . § PLEATED COAT FRILLS have come to charm | woman's heart with their dainty crispness, indeed, they 1 have already " taken on." Why, some of those on | view, at the | D-l-G are marked as low as 1/- each, while others cost 1/3, I .1/0, and 1/11 each 1 But our selection is, not confined to made*up Frills, 1 for we have a, diverse collection by the yard for I SLEEVE' TRIMMING and FANCY FRILLS, at Sd, I ■1/-i 1/3,^1/6 and 1/11 per yard • 'I There are also BULGARIAN BOWS, in' all the latest 1 shapes, at 1/3, 1/11 qach g ROBESPIERRE COLLARS, Ifl satin, assorted I colours, smart selections. 2/11, 3/6, 3/11 each ■ | WIDE FANCY BULGARIAN RIBBONS— In every, I conceivable shade. 1/6, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6 to 5/6 yard I SPECIAL PURCHASE— io dozen Black SPUN SILK I HOSE, with Lisle thread tops and feet. 2/8 pair I WASHING CASTOR .GLOVES— In five-button or 1 elbow length ; shades — natural, autty, or pearl. 2/11, g 3/11, 5/6 pair - I ELBOW LENGTH FRENCH KID GLOVES— In , I shades of pastel, tan, beaver, grey, black, and white. I 7/6 pair . § g Have you seen the NEW WASHINC DRESS I TRIMMINGS? They are all the "go" for I SUMMER FROCKS and CHILDREN'S I DRESSES, Fancy designs, also quaint Diitoh I figure patterns. I WRITE FOR A SET OF SAMPLES. 1 I■■ ■ ' * Wm. Simm f B|H Manager

aHBI^% f or This Week Only #i^^™^^^^s CA F'% highest quality %H ffj a i^ I QfHao' Uonri Don^ 11 jKiaJfeawaSi LdulcS ndflu DdgS PRINfil F'^l I \A "Thel*M»forPkw«iU" 1 JLVII^VJIJUI^ hJ JLtlU* LAMBTON QUAY Nl . - Ik A "Petone" Travelling Rug MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT. Retail at all Best Stores. p=« r the word that appeals to every Woman The many New Styles in Millinery Costumes FrocKs NecKweait Etc., etc., now to he seen at TE ARO HOUSE are the accepted fashions throughout London and the Continent. The following are just an item or '' two of the new arrivals from the various depts. — .1. 1 %f^/9%/%) ,Very Stylidh RESTAURANT COATS— In Poplin, Moire and Brocaded Eolienne; this season's shades 45/10/-, £6/I©/-, £7/10/- to 10 guineas Smart Cream SERGE SKIRTS— High-waisted ; for tennis, golf, , etc. 21/-, 25/-, 27/6 Small WHITE CHIP HAT— Crown swaithed Bulgarian Satin and finished with black Ribbon Velvet 22/6 WHITE PANAMA HAT— Trimmed large white Floral Silk Bow 35/Smart Assortment of "NOVELTY SUNSHADES— In the new PARISIAN STYLES ; long handles, in black and jvhite stripe Silk with coloured panels < 17/6 Also in plain Coloured Silks, with Moire edgings 18/6 A Choice Selection of This Season's VEILINGS— In the leading shades, including the much wanted saxe and tans 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 to 2/11 yard Novelty BEADED NECKCHAINS— In Amber and Bulgarian colourings 1/11 to 6/6 string Very Fine CASHMERE HOSE— With white spots 3/11 pair Black CASHMERE HOSE— Summer weight, jvitb embroidered bracelet round ankle t 2/6, 2/11 pair "The Busy Corner*' - Cuba and Dixon Streets