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Evening Star, Issue 14186, 11 October 1909, Page 2

rwouiu nuillstld ShS i .% Spe&iaS Novelties ppj s,s. ‘tf^iikaia’’ f -H Ri N E OF pAS HION ptspEayed LADIES’ WHITE LAWN AND LINON DIRECTOIRE COATS 1^6 r ° a ° Ver ’ IIC Vety * atest for summer wear! EMBROIDERED LAWNS AND MUSLINS, lovely SW 18 / J2in 2;m, 36111 wide. To be had only at Dreaver s. ■ 1/1.1, 2/3, 2/S, '2/9, 2/11 and upwards. CQTTPN SHANTUNG, a quick seller, soft and durable. Absolutely the newest fabric for gashing Dresses ; 30m r ldC i p- , S^ ad^s n°w in stock—Golden Brown, Tu r a t .mse,^PHve, Myrtle »d Reseda. SAMPLES. 400 M M$«»» etc- Prices SfHW inspfl post. Seldom do we get this'privilege of *1 27hl JA PA NESE NAGASAKI CREPE.— 90 pieces shelving in stripes and plain, all shades. Washes beautifully and requires no irqnmg._ yj:e plfer these' fqL yard—really LADIES’ WHITE LItyQJN and. LAWM SKIRTS, handsomely embroidered and bftautffufiiT tuckad, as asr picture plate. All sizd. 12/6. worth double. Don’t postpone seeing_ these Crepes ifvou require a smart and useful Summer Dress. ’S FOR 4 : k. m mi KL gsipas §ii 0^ m Lady soliloquising: “This is the handiest, "mist delightful Dressing Table that a woman could ever wish for ! ” ■ The Compactness, fdegapee, and Originality of Design commend this “ ALEXANDRA ” QUAINT CHEVAL DUCHESSB > | to most ladies. It is uncommon and artistic in apppqrance, and combine:? in little space the adof a full Cheya] Mirror—a set of drawers trinket and jewel drawers, ample table space, with room for lights or ornaments. In polished walnut colors, well finished, extra large bevel-glass mirror, antique coppered handles castors, etc., • r . > £7 10/SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM, /- limited. SiiiiPP # OITY furniture warehouse . k ~ Rattray and Maclaggan Streets.

Ladies, Attention! u r 3a v OilfcM. (1) Do you feel mentally and physically worn out? Is everything too much trouble? (2) Do you often suffer from neuralgia or nervous headaches? (3) Are you thrown into fits of despondency by circumstances which should have • little or no effect upon you? (4) Do you become irritable over little things? Do you feel that you are losing control of your temper? (5) Are you unable to sleep at nights, though your body and brain are tired out? , If any of the above suit your present condition, why not trv | PosphermG (Marshalls)—it nourishes the nerves; it is also a \ powerful restorative tonic. It always does good. All |apd stores have it—l/, 1/6, and 2/6 per bottle. N.B. Lamest [size equals four smallest. ■ IWH i m rn »rr Loveliness The Spinning Wheel arc holding a Special Sale of Embroideries for Blouses and Presses. Very wide all-over Embroideries, dainty and perfect patterns, 22 inches wide, 2/9 to 7/6 a yard. H of a yard makes the whole front of a blows 2, thus a front of one marked 3/6 per yard would cost 2/2£ the front. Insertions from 2 inches to 6 inches 6d TO 2/5 PER YARD. Also a Special Sale of Long and Short Oloves, all shades, perfect goods, in Imitation Suede and Lisle Thread ALL ONE PRICE, !/ PAIR. THE “SPECIALISTS,” The Spinning Wheel, 66 PRINCES STREET. Purify Strength and flavourare combined in Jto other approaches il in Quality.