fashions! Drapery Supply Assocn., Ltd. A Story of Accomplishment Yf. frequently overhear enthusiastic and delighted Customers making such remarks as these: “You see so much of everything displayed here”; “I can often see what I require without asking for it”; “They make such a fine show here that it’s a treaty walking round.” These pleasing expressions of appreciation are very gratifying fully Justified, for our SUMMER i ASHION SHOW is wonderfully attractive. The Show Room is bright and cheerful, lesplendent with Eovely Goods well displayed; and ©very other Department is in keeping. The continually and largely increasing number of Customers is evidence that we have achieved our object and accomplished our end—that of making the DS \ “DUNEDIN’S FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTRE”! Some Hats and Millinery Novelties ! Our Millinery Salon awaits your inspection. It represents the Largest Display in the City of New and Strikingly Beautiful Hats, both Trimmed and Heady to Wear, and the value is recognised and admitted to be of the best. A STYLE OF HAT NOW IN GREAT FAVOR IS THE WHITE PIQUE SPORTS HAT, in the fashionable Sailor shape, with blocked crown and stitched brim, Sin wide. Special value. 3/11 each. PARTICULAR. ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OUR FLOWER SHOW 7 ! LARGE ROSES, in Silk all colors. 1/ to 3/6. SINGLE ROSES and Ft,AT ROSES are fashionable. 1/3 to 2/6. MAR.GUER ITES, NASTURTIUMS. PANSIES VIOLET'S, ETC. SILK POSIES in immense variety. From 1/ to 3/6. TRAILS AND WREATHS OP ALL KINDS, as now worn. FRUIT AND BERRIES in great variety. PURE W 7 HITE FLOWERS & BLACK FLOWERS are much in demand. W 7 e have both, in Single Ruses, Poppies, Pansies, Dahlias, Posies, and hemes. Two Leading Styles in Costumes ! j P?,P ul ar Costume of the Season is undoubtedly that made of Gaberdine Twill. We are showing Two Special Numbers, in Light and Medium Fawn, Grey and Mole. The shape is three-quarter-length coat with Magyar sleeve, pleated to waist, with belt, military collar, and full skirt. Prices: With military collar of material ... 75/. With collar and revers of cream cloth 84/. The Very Latest Sports Coats ! 12 SAMPLE SPORTS COATS, in Mercerised and bilk, Plain and Shot Effects. Very smart for present wear Black and W 7 hite, Sake and Gold, Green and White, Heliotrope and White, Cerise baxe, etc. Prices, 24/6 to 47/6 each. ’ The Newest Smart and Fashionable Fabrics are being shown in the Dress Department! . . . . Amongst these, JAPANESE SILKS are more in favor than ever. W© guarantee all ours to be “ American First Choice,” which is a trade name for the first quality. All grades, and perfectly free from flaws or imperfections. Our range ,of prices is: 27in wide, Ivory-white, 1/6, 1/9, 1/114, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11 yard. CREAM RADIANTA. This_ lovely material has gone up in price immensely. Fortunately we only got our Winter Shipment delivered recently and at old prices, hence wo are quoting no advance yet. 40in and 42in wide. Prices, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11£. 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/3 yard. London West End Lingerie! A Chance to get French Underclothing! . . . , W 7 e have now on sale some Lovely Examples of FINE UNDERWEAR,, the Samples of a well-known West End Firm dealing only in exclusive articles for Ladies’ Wear. They consist of Camisoles, Knickers, Nightdresses, Underskirts, and Blouses. This very choice selection was bought at a small advance on London prices, and is marked at reduced rates as purchased. Every Lady fond of dainty Lingerie should sec these beautiful garments, no two of which are alike. Boys’ and Girls’ Tunics! W 7 © have opened a Further Shipment of JAPANESE PLAIN AND STRIPED CREPE TUNICS for Boys and Girls, open and buttoned down the front, with Sailor collars and belts to match; in Saxe, Pink, Navy, Cream, and W 7 hite. Sizes 20in, 22in 24in Prices, 2/9, 2/11, 3/6. PLAIN COLORED CREPE TUNICS, trimmed with Saxe Navy, Pink, Sky, and Cream facings and pipings. Vorv smart, dressy, and useful for Children Sizes 20in, 22in, 24in. Prices 1/IU, 2/3, 2/6. ’ BOYS" AND GIRLS’ W 7 HITE AND TUSSORE SILK PETER PAN HATS. 2/9, 2/11, and 3/6 each B OYSJ WHITE PIQUE & DRILL PETER. PAN HATS. 2/3 and 2/6 each. GIRLS’ W 7 HITE PIQUE AND TUSSORE SILK HATS, wide brims. 3/6 and 3/11 each. Gloves at the Fancy Department! Popular* Tub ’ Fabrics ! A BARGAIN!—LADIES’ SUEDE GLOVES— Asorted lot 2-dorbo and 3-button Fine Suede Gloves, with silk-embroidered points. Black with self points, Black with White points, Tans, Beavers with, self points. Hegular price o/6. Offered 3/11 per pair. ’ LADIES’ 'WHITE W 7 ASHING DOESKIN GLOVES —all the rage this Season. With 3 buttons, 3/11 per pair ; with 2 large buttons, 4/11 and 5/11 per pair; with strap wrist, 4/6 per pair LADIES’ SILK-FINISH MILANESE LISLE GLOVES. Silk-embroidered points; Black White, Brown, Beaver. Pastel, Grey. With 2 domes, 1/6, 1/9, 2/6. Elbow-length, Suede finish, in all the above colors, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/6. 2/11. LADIES’ BLACK SILK TAFFETA GLOVES, with. 2 domes and plain cord points. In four sizes Small Ladies’, Ladies’, Out Size, Extra. Out Size. All sizes, 3/3 per pair. LADIES’ PURE SILK GLOVES, in White, Cream/ and Black. Four-button length, 2/6 per pair; -/-length, 4/6 per pair; elbow-length, 4/11 per pair. CHILDREN’S GLOVES, in Kid, Washing Doeskin, and Summer Fabrics. All sizes and colors. Magnificent Range of WHII SMALL SPOT SWISS MUSLINS, now so much iu demand. 28ia SWISS SPOT MUSLIN. 7/d, g/d per yar SPOT MUSLIN. 10|d, 1/, 1/3 ,' 1, 1/9, 1/11£ per yard. I{an g°- s of NEW COTTC DRESS MATERIALS we would especially dr; your attention to the following scarce lines': P WS)f^ OSIBD VOM - *-*•**» DOUBLE-WIDTH STRIPED TOIL At 1/1 If yard. I/9, 1/11?, and 2/3 per yard. A Novelty in the Furnishing Dept. I “ Dixie ” Seagrass Mats A of these splendid Mats has jus arrived. They are now much in demand, and ai most suitable for Summer use. They wear wel are clean and cool, and artistic in appearand Sizes 18 x 36 inches, 2/3; 24 x 48 inches 3/S 27 x 54 inches, 4/6; 30 x 60 inches, 5/3; 6ft hj 3ft, 6/11; Large Sofa Mats, 15/6. O-CEDAR MOPS and POLISHES! r a, e mai me popularity ot i famous Mops is based upon their merit and I saving value. If you try one you will be aston: AtT f i S6 ? s work of cleaning and polls untamable m two sizes, 6/6 and 9/6. O-CEDAR BANISTER DUSTERS, 1/6. O-CEDAR DUSTERS, 1/ and 1/e! O-CEDAR POLISH, 1/6 and 3/ per bottle. Sole Agents for Otago for Ladies’ Home Journal Paper Patterns. 9d Each. Write for Book of Illustrations: ‘Good Dressing.’ Drapery Supply Association, Ltd. 105, 107, 109, 111, 113 and 115 GEORGE STREET, Branch at South Dunedin.
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Evening Star, Issue 15916, 23 September 1915, Page 10
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