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Evening Star, Issue 16265, 7 November 1916, Page 7

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400 dozen STAMPED ENGLISH "EXCELLA" CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, Three Gold lines and One Gold line; breakfast size; absolutely England's best manufacture. 400 dozen to be sold less than wholesale See the Great Window Display. vftj.* u %^?^v r ft;^JVV'f'*] 'Phone 2,930 and Stuart Street, 1,446.

/ Summer has come, and you i> _\ ■' now require Suitable and Pretty Light Attire. The HUB is ready to serve Ail /if "\ you with the Best Values J ! in the Season's Newest Charming Modes. SPOT, STRIPE, AND FLORAL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR \ 9 1 . LE 1 BLOUSES, nicely made, HATS. mushed with plain or colored Silk Collars. 5/6, 6/11, and 7/G. A^^U^,^ T -°S. RE A I ? Y - T0 - W ? ITE SlM * BLOUSES/ smart \\LAR HAlb in Fine Chip and shape, finished with Dainty Muslin Bowen Straws, trimmed ribbon Collars. 8/6 each bands; colors—"Navy, Black, CHILDREN'S TUNICS, a splendid Burnt, Nigger, Mauve, etc. See variety in Japanese Crepe in window display. All 3/6 each. plain, stripe, and floral- size's to UNTRIMMED STRAW SHAPES, fit girls from 2to 6 years of age. in the popular styles, including 1/IH, 2/3, 2/6, and 2/11 each Dolly Varden, the New Sailor, BOYS' TUNICS, pood reliable and other latest modes; colors— quality, in Drill Prints, dark and Pink, Sky, Tuscan, Violet, Navy, light colors, with belt and facings also in Black and White. Prices. of plain colors. 2/11, 3/3, 3/11, 3/11, 4/11, 6/6, 6/11 to 9/11. and 4/3. THE POPULAR PANAMA HAT.— CAMISOLES.— TV© are showing this REAL PANAMAS in the Bowler . £ eek . a wonderfully cheap line in and similar shapes; good head Camisoles, both in "V shape and fits. 10/6, 12/6, 14/6, 15/6 to 18/6 rounded yoke and embroidery, each. ' I / 6 each. MILLINERY RIBBON. Novel LA £ IES v BLO °MERS._Two spleneffects in Floral and Striped 2,i , iu - Whito °° tto n Ribbon, 2}in to 3in wide. Just ~«°, 0 , merß ,' elastlc waist an d lme «&- the thing for bands, etc. 6d, T a ?(L>£l\J >air - m, Sid, and 9d per yard. LADIES' BATHING SUITS, two- ■■■*.: piece Canadian style, in Navy SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Saxe, and Cardinal; all edged LADIES' BLOUSES II with White. First-class value— WHITE VOILE AND MUSLIN s • i -a BLOUSES, good cut, Embroidered £s*<£& £ &*% and other colorsordinary prices, and we can afford- ACTIVE SERVICE WRITING to sell them for a good deal less OUTFITS.-The very thing for a \% Sfl SJto'ffii P r S ' kd BtnftoteXer! \oiles, 5/6, 6/6, 6/11 up to 12/6 Envelopes, and Pencil all comeach - plete. Price, Qd. > MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS, in Plain White, White with Mercerised Stripe, Plain Tussore Shades, sll^sll and also Fancy Stripes; correct-fitting linen. bands; splendidly finished. These constitute a sample lot of over 12 dozen, which we were C *^r able to secure at very reduced prices, and have V marked them accordingly. Specimens aro y? ;^v^ being shown in the windows. Prices, 3/11, 4/6, fr A. 4/11, 5/6 each. R - \ / \ BOYS' 'VARSITY TOPS, Tussore Linen with JSSraT*- I \ Colored Stripes, White, Red, Blue, or Green; iswf»€*& I' » * to fit boys from 6to 12 years of age. Prices, [li ■• t .3/6 to 3/11, according to size. \.v\l '' i f ■ South m Dunedin. Drapery Supply Assn., Ltd. w