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Evening Star, Issue 14497, 24 February 1911, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. A WONDERFUL CLOVE GIFT. 48 dozen Eibow-longth MosquetaJre Cloves, in Beaver, Grey, Pastille, and White. Usually 1/IH. Carnival price, 6fd. Pretty and Becoming Fall Nets, in Fancy Meshes or Chenille and Velvet Spots. Usually 1/ and 1/6 yd. Carnival prices, 2|d and 3|d yd. Fancy Silk and Lace Frontings and Trimmings, in White, Black, and Colors, including 6 boxes embroidery fronting with kilted edge. 1/ to 1/3 yd. Carnival price, 2£d yd. of Silk LINEN HATS,—A special purchase of Ladies' Linen Hats, in Sky, Vieux Rose, Navy, Green, Helio., White, etc., drooping shape, dome crown, finished with fold of linen and bow to match. 5/11. Carnival price, 1/11j. COSTUMES EXTRAORDINARY.—3 only Smart Eton Costumes, Black and White and Green and White Check, neat pattern, good fitting coat, pleated Skirt. Usual price, 29/6. Carnival price, 8/11. Ladies' Print and Muslin Underskirts, with deep pleated, piped, and tucked flounces, Sky, Pink, Nil, Navy, and Helio. Usual prices, 2/6, 3/11, 4/11. Carnival prices, 1/6, 2/6, and 2/11. A great lot of Heavy Twill Sheeting, extra heavy make, quite pure. 10|d yd. ife P Registered Trade Mark. LONCCLOTH CAMISOLES, with Ribbon Effects, gracefully designed, trimmed with lace or embroidery, and strongly finished. It is not often these useful garments are sold •0 reasonably. Full size, high necks, puff sleeves, 2/6 each—just about half price. § tm The Specialists, , The Spinning Wheel, 66 Princes Street. rj*&h&S&l.t*n-W~~^*!M*x-a , i r*&-\.*iVct-.S','^,*4i,fii l<!:,fVi: rp.-.-Aj- '•'•*■ ■■'■ ■ "i-V Jto other jlleapproaches \\ r in Quality.