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Evening Star, Issue 14516, 7 November 1910, Page 2

POBLIO NOTICES. * us? ' ; A Refreshing Display t% of Charming, Up-t& r Date, and Artistic . c Our Millinery merits and is accorded the distinction of originality and absolute correctness of style. There is the unmistakable stamp of individuality, authority, and exclusiveness of design which gives to the possessor of one of our Trimmed Hate the gratifying assurance that her Millinery reflects the very latest vogue. TRIMMED TOQUES, smartly trimmed Foliage, Flowers, Wheat, etc. Prices, 19/6, 22/6, to 29/6. TRIMMED HATS, in all the leading shapes and colorings, trimmed Flowers, etc. Prices, 17/6, 19/6, 21/. READY-TO-WEAR HATS, in Burnt, New Putty, Saxe, and Rose shadings, trimmed Velvet Bands, Silk Bows, and Scarfs. Prices, 6/11, 9/11, 12/6, to 16/6, NEW WASHING ROBES AND . LINEN DRESSES WHITE MUSLIN PRINCESS ROBES, very smart and up-to-date goods, beautifully trimmed Embroidery and Insertion. Prices, 25/, 29/6, 35/. PLAIN TUCKED LINEN These are very popular styles. Our selection includes ail the newest season's shadings. Prices, 14/6 and 15/6. LADIES' PRINCESS ROBES, qiritn the latest novelty of the season; in plain Linens, buttonhole-stitched fronts, per- , feet fitting, beautifully made. Prices/ 39/6 to 59/6. -Corner George and Frederick Streets. bs Ex "Otaki we have received a Splendid Assortment of BOWLS and Vases. These are now showing in our Big Window. " "We shall esteem _ it a favor if you wiU come down to 243 George —-' Street and inspect our window. It is full of beautiful things. THE TALK OF THE TOWN. Opposite Duthie's. GEORGE STREET IRONMONGERY CO. 243 GEORGE ST. DUNEDIN. EAT PETER'S ORH3NAL MILK) NEmFSmuim CHOCOLATE 1 SMOOTH EATINB / Obtainable fram all Goafeettewra and Starafcetpers. and returning to the awkawgned, CtaSMiatl I wtk a Kejtesa Wstok. M ACDOUGALL & COl, Sola Asmis, Many Btaca, noMdbi.