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THEWHISKYi OF-DISTINCT/ON sm m mm ilte vMm.h imm mm m 3?s\ :fei:V •m .... m WA fw rl&f- •#£r p v KS RSiU’OMPA *wv. S.OCNSMR.C wsmiM vsm mmm mem Purify Sfrenqfh and Flavour are combined in J'Jo ofher jlle approaches if in Qualify. Summer Dresses of Charm and Beauty! Here are Styles and Prices that will bring pleasure to many South Dunedin Ladies! An assemblage of Lovely Frocks, each with an air of Becomingness that is charming. The values are really wonderful! ONE-PIECE DRESSES, in Brown or Navy Linene, with striped piping and buttons to match; turned-down collar of same g/i | material, short sleeves. U/ JL I POPLIN DRESSES, in Tuscan and Navy, with White collar and cuffs; “ V ’’-shaped neck, stitched basque on skirt. Very Q/1 •% smart! Of JL JL STRIPED CAMBRIC DRESSES, in beautiful quality material; White grounds, with Navy, Sky, 9/11 ■ Each. 13/6 dr Black stripes, with pipings and buttons to match; White Drill embroidered collar. 10/9 and PLAIN CAMBRIC DRESSES, fine quality, in Navy, Sky, Vieux Rose, Grey, and Cotta; checked collar, cuffs, belt, and buttons: deep fold on skirt, short sleeves. Smart style 1 Each. WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES, firm quality, with Black and White or Blue and White checked collar, belt, and piping, J || IQ with long sWves. ILKJfJU THE NEW STYLE DRESS I WHITE CREPE SKIRT and FLORAL CREPE COATEE, with plain White Collar. DITTO, SIMILAR IN STYLE, in White Voile skirt, with Floral Coatee, White Voile collar and vest. Og? / Quite the newest thing! j““ WHITE PIQUE DRESSES, in new smart styles. 18/6 and 22/0. 12/6 “HUB’ South Dunedin Drapery Supply Association. i

Of the various ways in which Real Doulton China has been decorated, none is so original or so picturesque as the New Designs we illustrate. lifer" - Biscuit. Barrel in Real Doulton China, electroplate mounted. Price 20/-. *![ The subjects are represen - tative of Keal Doulfcon Jelly Dish, En glish mounted with electroplate, 18/6. life a few centuries back, and depict, amongst other subjects, Dickens’ characters, coaching days, Shakespearean scenes, etc. As for the ware itself, this is Real Doulton China, and what more need be said ? It is handsomely mounted with the best electroplate. •[ Don’t miss inspecting this most attractive of all Doulton China. We have a large exclusive stock of it, and you will be charmed with the-beauty and originality of designs. awsons Limited CORNER MORAY PLACE AND PRINCES STREET.

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5, Issue 15627, 19 October 1914

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Issue 15627, 19 October 1914

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