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Evening Star, Issue 14529, 31 March 1911, Page 10

Preparing for Eastertide! A Few Examples from the Store-house of Latest Autumn and Winter Fashions at the Drapery Supply Association, George Street. A Special And one of rare interest to ladies! 200 Costumes, Coats, and -../. Evening Coats. AH the New Season's Samples, and of many there is only One of a kind! We have just marked off and laid out for sale a line of over 200 Stylish Costumes, Coats, etc. These constitute a manufacturer's set of Bamples, bought by our Buyor in London at a big discount. They have come to hand very opportunely and just in good time for Easter. We shall, of course, pass on to our customers the price advantages represented in this advantageous purchase. These beautiful goods cover a big range of prices, and in the better qualities there is only one of each sample. It will bo worth your while to give ua an early call, when our assistants will be pleased to show you this interesting purchase. There is quite a marked distinctiveness in tho model and cut of each garment. They are special goods at decidedly low prices. The Costumes comprise a various assortment of Donegal and Harris Tweeds, Canvas Cloths, Plain and Cheviot Serges, Venetian Cloths, etc., etc., trimmed wide Mohair Braid, Silk, .and Leather. The styles are in semi-fitting, with panel back, plain and fancy, strapped Norfolk with belts. The skirts are the latest, though not at all oxtrome, and are quite the correct mode. Space will not allow of further description. The prices speak for themselves:—27/B, 32/6, 36/6, 42/6, 52/6, 57/6, 63/. The better qualities run from 69/6 to 95/—Costumes that are well worth a third more. Ladies, before beginning to make thoir Easter purchases, wfll . it-a great help if they first pay a visit to our Magnificent ae result of a walk through our premises. the "D.S.A."—the ''Sign of Satisfaction." Quite New Blousings. Blouses are of perennial interest to Ladies generally, so we feel sure that they will be pleased to learn that our first shipment of the Winter Season's New Blousings has just bean opened up. The designs are novel and, indeed, quite the latest. Below are noted details of a few lines, but we invite inspection of the large complete range, which includes Flannel, Winceys, Key™, Unshrinkable, Aza, etc. These have been selected from the Blouamgs which have had great vogue and biggest sales at Home. 27in Cotton Cashmere Blousings, in Cream or Dark Grounds, with neat figures or stripes; good washing colors, Special value, 6»d and 7{d yard. . J ax . 28in New Golf Blousings, in Plain Cream and Stripes. AM the latest shades are represented in this extensive range, including Vieux Rose, Amethyst, Navy, Reseda, Brown, Myrtle, Cream, etc. 6Jd and BJd yard. , . 30in Satin-finished Venetian Blousings, on the following colored grounds: I . thyst, Brown, Moss, Reseda, Pawn, Heho, etc. Special value, 10} d and 1/ yard. Some of the More Popular Dress Fabrics for the New Season. The Fashionable Dress Materials whioh, will be worn this season have quite a distinction of their own. The Imitation Donegal and Harris Tweeds are great favorites, while Fneees, Cheviot Serges, Mat Cloths, and Hopsacs will be very much in evidence. We are at present displaying a very large and well assorted stock of these-beautiful new fabrics, of which the lollowing are a few, but we strongly urge on our lady friends tho desirability of paying a personal visit. Imitation Harris Tweeds, in Browns, Greens, and Navy Blues, 42in wide. 2/6 per yard. Cheviot Serges, 54in wide, in Prunelle, Reseda, Mole, Vieux Rose, Navy, Saxe, and Caramel colors. 2/11 per yard. Costume Tweeds, in a variety of beautiful shades in Navy, Brown, and Green, 54in wide. 2/9 per yard. Venetian Cloths, 42in to 48in wide; sixty different shades in tones of Brown, Green, Navy, Saxe, Amethyst, Vieux Rose, Grey, Champagne, Cardinal, Mole, Sky Blue, Nil Green, Puik, etc. In this popular fabric there is very often a scarcity of Greys, but we are glad to say that we have been fortunate in securing a number of pieces of choice Greys in the newest tones. From 2/11 to 4/6 per yard. Attractive Novelties in the Fancy Dept. We wish to draw attention to tho following lines, which for value are unsurpassed. All were bought for spot cash, and selected from the leading Home and foreign manufacturers. Neckwear. If you will kindly look in our Neckwear Window it will give vou somo idea of the most up-to-date styles. Of oourse, we cannot put our entire stock in the window. If what you require is not shown, kindly ask at the counter. Peter Pans are much in favor, mostly in Guipure make. Knitted Silk and Handkerchief Ties are selling freely. Plastrons and assorted colored Bows and Long Knitted Silk and Chiffon Scarves are the correct thing. Hosiery. Colored Hose, with fancy colors or cloekß at side, are right; We now have plenty of Saxe Blue, this rather scarce color, in our recular lines of Plain and Ribbed Hose. All-wool Stockings, r • __j __j _:±l i. O „« m o MR on/1 1/0. Tbia is a Rtookinfr that will wear and keep its color. Belts and Bags. The Merry Widow Bag, made in Suede and Chrome Leather, in Tans, Black, Grey, Greens, Browns. This bag pulls in at the side, and has leather handles. See our window. Prices, 3/11, 5/11. Without a doubt the smartest Bag in the market, and a great cpllftj* BELTS.—We have every color and every style—Suede, Patent ment. There is a nice lot for you to look at on centre table, and you will not be asked to buy. We take it as a compliment for ladies to walk through our premises and see what we advertise. Dressmaking for Easter. Miss Hodge will be pleased to book a few more orders for Easter delivery, if these are placed without delay. Our Dressmaking Staff is exceptionally large and thoroughly experienced, and we are consequently able to undertake a large amount of work in this Department. Our dressmaking will be found very satisfactory, being in every sense high-class and finished in perfect style and good taste. Charges moderate. The Distinctive "D.S.A." Millinery. M We are beginning to note a few details of some Special Styles in Autumn Millinery which we are featuring, and this week draw attention to a few of such. Handsome Black Toque Hats for Matrons.—We are making a specialty in Hand-made Black Silk Crinoline Straw Turban Shapes, —•-"- full draped crown, raised at side, brim swathed, handsome „ in bandeaux, feather mount to finish. This fashionable hat, 21/A very large selection of Ladies' Tweed Sporting Hats, as illustrated, Sailor shapes, also for Maids; full crown, wide brim, soft curl edge, 5/11 and 7.11. Turban Shapes, in Smart Donegal Tweeds, with mount, 7/11 Girls' Bell Hats, of Navy Blue Silk. The left brim widens out and is lined with same color of Velvet; a smart bow of Blue "■ lined White, and forming cascades in front. 15/11 each. 'Ladies' Ready-to-wear Straws, in fine chip, pedal, etc., assorted colors, tapestry trimming, also Ribbon, Velvet Bands and Bows at side. 7/11,10/6,12/6. Branch at South Dunedin.