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Evening Star, Issue 16236, 4 October 1916, Page 2

We have just received by post a large consignment of Millinery Models. These show the Very latest ideas worn at Homo this season, and include some novelties not seen here before. Part of this lot consists of Bonnets, Toques, and Models for Matrons. These are very smart and stylish. Also several styles of Roady-to-wears, in Tagel and Chrysanthemum Straws; and the New Largo Sailors, in up-to-date shapes. We are also showing the fashionable Panamas, in the new styles—Pandans from 4/6, and Real Curacoas from 15/6. These are the two lines that are so much in demand at present, and we have them in a large variety of shapes and styles. .A GEORGE STREET, PHONE 1,822. Agents for “PICTORIAL REVIEW ” Paper Patterns. miuaajuiM, Try It is the BESTS The Whisky, Best wnjii'JifßHihftatW.iaianiß— naßtag ;b * a E B Eg HIII •Siii m ej* Mode! Millinery, In the newest shapes and stylos, selected by our Home Buyer from the leading London manufacturers. The styles are exclusive, and prices very moderate. From 13/e to 45/. Choice lot of Ready-to-wear Hats, very becoming shapes; Black, White, and newest colorings, in iinens, straws, etc. From 6/6 to 15/6. Untrimmed Straws, in great variety, at prices ranging from 2/11 to 7/11. A lovely range of New Season's Flowers, Mounts, Trails, etc. From 1/ to 5/11 each. Fashionable Raincoats, Sports, and Dust floats. New Costumes, in gaberdine, serge, coverts, etc., etc. Whit© Embroidered Voile Robes, very smart goods. Prices from 27/6 to 65/, Novelty Neckwear, Silk Scarves, Biousettes, Aprons, eto., etc. Special purchase of Svriss Embroideries, cambric and muslin, ?Ji widths up to 40in, edgings and insertions to match. From 1/11 per dozen. Several good lines, very fin© work, at s£d, 6Jd, and per yard. Ladies’ White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, manufacturer’s stock. From 3/11 to 8/11 per dozen. Summer Wash Fabrics.—Voiles, Crepes, Muslins, Piques, Luvisca, Tcbralco, etc. Just opened, 409 yards Rich Crepe-rfc-Chene, 4Qin wldo; Navy, White, Black, Orey, Fink, Pale Coral. Pries, 6/11 yard. .Plain Black Cashmere Hose. i/a. 2/2, 2/11. * Ribiicd Cashmere-finish Hose. i/«, 1/9, * Toney Tan Hose, all wool, slightly imperfect, 2/6 per pair. Tan Plain Cashmere Hose, finemake, 3/6 per pair. Tussore Silks—2oo pieces bought right prices; bright, clean, goodsg even in make and free from filling matter. 25-26 in, 1/ to 1/9 yard: 33-34 in, 1/11 to 4/9 yard. Feather Neckwear is to be verjf fashionable this season. Boaso Stoles, and Necklets in great! ' variety; Black, White, Natural, Orey, and novelty shaded effeotSc 250 dozen Kid Cloves, 2-dome, re* liable leather, well finished; Black, Grown, Tan, Pasteile. Grey, anti White. 3/11, 4/9, and 6/G. Just opened, new range of Cretonnes, suitable for loose covers, eto. 9 id, 10id, Hid yard. New Shadow Tissues, the best thisip for washing covers. 2/3, 2/It, New Itaiian and French Tabic Covers, iarge sizes. " 12/6, 15/83 17/6. New Casements, plain and bordered. Hid, 1/3, 1/6 yard. Casement Nets, new style. Hid yard. 65 pieces The Celebrated " Doctor ” Flannel, Greys, Whits, Fink, eng Scarlet. Pricss from 1/7 i yard. Fire Screens.—lso Sample Screens no two alike. 2/3, 2/8, 2/11 up» Bedroom Floorcloths, In new mat* ting designs, all one price, s/fl running yard. Ladies’ Plain and Ribbed Cashmere Hose.—ln response to a cable we wore fortunate in getting a shipment of over 300 dozen hose. Plain Black Llama Hose. 2/11, 3/6. A Cheap Line for the Men.—so dozen Large-stio, Summer-weight, Natural Pants and Vesta, Japan* oss make, well out and finished: A!! at one price, 1/3 each. if B*2S Every Department Kepi ete with Spring