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Evening Star, Issue 16627, 9 January 1918, Page 8

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Owing to the unseasonable weather and the lata arrival of certain shipments, we find ourselves now with too much Summer Stock on hand. We must quit this before the Winter Goods arrive, and to do so have cut the prices considerably. Millinery Models, 12/6 to 22/6. Balance of Trimmed Millinery, 7/6 to 15/6. Special line Matrons' Black Hats and Toques, trimmed color, 15/6 to 21/. Panamas, 4/11 to 12/6. Bush and Panama Hats for holiday wear, 1/ to 2/6. White and Tuscan Chip and Tagel Shapes, 2/6 to 8/6, Special line in Ladies' Outsize Skirts to' 40m waist, aU lengths, in Lustre, Serge, and Cloth, 16/6. Coat Dresses in Seree weed Costumes, W/and 6.5. ""'"uf. *<«" ="«f. W Costumes in all colors, 10/ d to 29/6. Navy Costumes from 21/. Model Navy Costumes, were 7gns and Bgns—now 90/. Model in Gaberdines, Cloths, Checks, etc., from 40/ : Best makes m Raincoats from 15/6. Chi dren's Raincoats, all sizes from 12/6. Children's Panamas trimmed scallops and French knots, from 2/6 Print Dresses in Jliddy and Coat Frock styles, all colors, £fi m f-k Muslin Dresses from 8/6. Embroidered Matinee Coats from 4/6. Infants' Rompers m Stripe and Check Print, 4/6. Sports m& rZJ y w Brw V nd Sa *e. from 9/6. Ladies' White Cotton Woven Bloomers, elastio waist and knees were 2/6-now 1/11. Tnssore and White bilk Bloomers, good quality 6/11 and 7/6. Cotton n v Z*Ju £ h l n&t T& - W - °- S -> 3 / 6 . 4/6. Colored 2,1% l/ft + Pot ,^ nd stripe Prmts, medium size, banded Z !„» , IV' 6 * n* U L- e ?J? r re8 e Whit « Aprons, round £ square bibs full skirt, 1/11 to 3/6. Ladies' Black Lisle Hose, all sizes, were 2/9—now 2/3. White Cotton Hose, all sizes, 1/6. GEORGE STREET 'PHONE 1,822 Agents for 'Pictorial Review' Paper Patterns.