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Evening Star, Issue 16408, 26 April 1917, Page 4

" She is an enthusiastic church wowter, isn't she?" "No," replied J. Fuller Gloom. " Not since she discovered that the church people were not easily worked." " Old man, you are too close* in money matters. Your friends are beginning to classify you as a tightwad." "What does it matter? I'd rather be classified as ( a tightwad than as a good thing."

Only brief mention can be given to some of the many charming FABRICS from our ample and splendid range of the Newest DRESS MATERIALS. Silk and Wool " DRAP AJAX," in new shades of Wine, Sand, Nigger, Mole, etc.; only one Robe Length of each shade ................ 63/. Silk and Wool " BENGALEE VELOUR," in Saxe, Wine, Nigger, Mole, Sand, etc.; one Robe of each shade. . Silk and Wool " GSEPE GENESTA," a soft fabric, suitable for indoor wear; all newest shades . . . 63/. Silk and Wool " REGAL," in a wide range of shades ; only one of each color ...... 49/6. THE FASHIONS BN CLOAKINGS are revealed in the display now in progress. The colorings are smart and effective, and the weaves most in favor offer an unlimited variety for choice * GOLORED SSTRACHAWBy S2 inches wide ; Dark Brown, Violet, Saxe,'NaTy . ........ 11/8 yard. VELOUR CLOTH, 54 inches wide; Saxe, Brown, Navy, Mole .............. 11/6 yard. HEAVY ftfSXED TWEEDS, 54 inches wide; in shades of Brown and Green ......... 10/6 yard. HEAVY CORDED VELVETEENS, 27 inches wide; suitable for Children's Coats ; Saxe, Rose, Magenta. . . 1 ............... 5/S yard. DELIVERY: Herbert, Haynes & Co., Ltd., Pay Carriage to your nearest Railway Station, or Postage on all Parcels of Drapery. Heavy Furnishings, _ Furniture, Trunks, and Sewing Machines .excepted.