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Evening Star, Issue 15968, 23 November 1915, Page 10

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11l MIIIHII fp At Dunedin's E Favorite M Shopping Centre, Very Dainty Summer - Frocks ! Real Bargains in the Ready-to-wear Dept. In this popular- section we are showing some rare values, which .ire more than usually interesting. Note the extraordinary prices of the following : 36 LADIES' WHTTF PIQUE COSTUMES, best quality, in two stvles, with Magyar sleeves, belt at hack, and turn-down collar with no revers; or with Magyar sleeves. Black Silk sash belt, and turn-down collar with revers. Usual prices. 24/6 to 39/6. Now to clear all round at 16/11. , 56 LADIES' COTTON COSTUMES AND FROCKS, in Zephvr, Crepe, Print, and Floral Voile. Regular value, 12/6 to 29/6. Now in two"lots. To clear, 4/6 and 6/11. 30 LADIES' WHITE WASHING DRILL DRESS SKIRTS. Your choice for 2/11. Worth three times the money! LADY VISITORS TO THE SHOW! ,| We invite you to walk through \\\ f' '/> our Millinery Salon and view theXV \V>/ ,!tl/fi Magnificent Display of Hats. No- %> ''k V ji ,jf where can such a show of Lovely Hats be seen, and nowhere are WpV %,* prices more reasonable. \ v 48 READY-TO-WEAR CHIP '^ SAILORS, with Tern- bands and /^.^/C^L bows: in White, Blue, and ''' -}? x?& p ?h\ Black. A special Sine. At 4/11 ffki*».i~ UvJ <3\\ \ ,each. / 7-5 SEMI-TRIMMED FINE TAGAL I HATS, various styles, including V'jfte.'vS Every Lady coming to the City for a few days is interested in the great subject nf Summer Dro::s. To all such we extend a cordial invitation to visit our establishment, and make a pleasant and leisurely inspection, of our splendid stocks. Many charming Novelties are j displayed in each department, the! goods being of a most reliable quality and quite moderately priced. For this week wo have arranged to offer some singularly striking bargains, of which the following are representative examples . Speck! Values in New Summer all colors and White, These are \%(f''~?. the higher-priced simply trimmed "/?' Khats. Formerly 17/6 to 29/6. Wo <L have now reduced them to 10/8 % to 17/6 to clear. t^-^X 300 TRIMMED HATS on view. ( '' '«; ;u xjviji-ujiiy uaxs on view: „ Every taste can be suited. Tagal, ) '/\~- ' ' Chip, Crinoline, Crepe de Chene, \> t ,' M&7t Aerophano. Silk, and Lace. Splen- / ', did values! From 10/8 to 42/. 'V'' Ladi©§ 9 Underskirts S Extra Good Value. A\ e have an immense stock of the Now Styles in Underskirts showing PRINT AND ZEPHYR UNDERSKIRTS. 2/6, 3/6, 3/11, H/S. MOREEN AND MOTRETTE UVDERSKIRTS, in Black, Navy. Grey, Brown. Saxe. Purple, Mok\ etc. 2/11, 4/6, 5,8, 811, 8/11, 10,3. BLACK SATEEN ANT) ITALIAN CLOTH UNDERSKIRTS, including extra large sizes. 4/11. s*ll, 7/11, 10/6 WHITE NAINSOOK AND LONGCLOTH, the daintiest, lace truiimed. and the more useful embroidery. 3/11 to 21/. WHITE PRINCESS SHAPE, now so popular. 3/11, 4/11, 5/11. 7/6, 8/11, 10/9 to 21;. O-Cedar Mops and Polishes 9 save time, do away with back- I aching strain, banish dust,. 1 and are a tremendous boon to I housewives! On view in the 1 Furnishing Department. Ask g to see them.' I Dress Fabrics! SPECIAL LINE AT HALF-PRICE! A table in our Dress Department is laid out with ALL-WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL OTTOMANS. SAN TOTS, POP-' LJNS. AND TAFFETAS ; in shades of Brown. Fawn, Biscuit, and Green only. Regular value 2/11 and 3/6. All clearing at 1/6 per ya id. Mil W> # i Ifil lil S- Mm in «a Bill oO pieces FLORAL CREPES—White, Cream, Pink, and Blue grounds, with neat small rosebud and other smart effects. Ssd, 73C, B^d. 20 pieces LIGHT-GROUND PONGEE I'RINTS, 111 a variety of good patterns. Very special value. sjd per yard. 5C ' 7 -/|?? T e r n HEAVY UNBLEACHED TLRKISH TOWELS, with Red and White stripes; size 21in x 43in. Special price, 1/114 per pair. 50 dozen HEAVY WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.—Large size. 2-iin x loin, 1/11? per pair; extra large size, 2oin x olin, 2/6 per pair. FOR CHRISTMAS AND NKW YFAR GIFTS! A Large Stock of DOYLE VS TRAY CLOTHS, AFTERNOON Tf\ \ND SLd'fFR CLOTHS, PILLOW StUMS IH.CHESSE SETS. ETC.. in the' Very Newest Styles of Needlework. New and Beautiful Effects in 3wiss Embroiderk _ at the Fancy Counters. 'NEW VOILE FLOUNCINGS. 27in wide, with"9in to J2in work; square, round) and floral scalloping. 1/ to 5/6 per yard! ISin MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS, for Children's Frocks; square and round scallops; smart open-work pattern. 1/3 and 1/6. OEGAN-DI MUSLIN EMBROIDERY LDGLNGS, widths liu to tiin; daiutv spot and floral designs, for Blouses I'rom B|d to 2/3 per yard. x £? EMBROIDERY FRILLJ.NGs, with veined and beaded insertions; nice open work, with scalloped cages. From B£d to 1/9 per vard. I fc^ill tmsmmwrnm New Lace Curtains! Tiie new designs this season are exceedingly dainty; there is an absence of the large florid patterns once so much seen. The latest styles have smaller effects, and many are almost plain, with kev pattern or other picturesque borders. Ivory is much 'more in demand. The si:;e of the curtain, too, is not. so large as formerly. WHITE AND IVORY LACE CURJAiNS, L'Jyds long. 5/3, 5/11, 3/11, 5/6. W £? T & AXD IVQHY LACE curlALNS, 3yds long. 3/11, 5/6, 7/6. S/11, 10/6, 12/11. WHITE AND IVORY LACE CURT.AINS. 3yds. From 7/6 to 21/ per pair. MADRAS MUSLIN, all Cream. Cream bordered colors, or two tono throughout. NEW MADRAS CURTAINS, with imeze and Dado effect in colors. Children's Summer Washing Garments! Mothers can have all their wants fixed up for the kiddies by visiting our Department exclusively devoted to children's goods. An exceedingly cheap line of GOOD-QUALITY CREPE WASHING OVER ALLS—plain and striped with White- facings, White and striped with colored facrngs. Sizes—2oin, 22 in 24in. Prices, 1/11 J, 2/3, 2/6! We are selling hundreds of the above. They are cheaper than they can be made for in your home! Sole Otago Agents for the celebrated ' Ladies' Home Journal • Pat--109, 111, 113, and 115 George Street. And at South Duoedin.