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Evening Star, Issue 16662, 19 February 1918, Page 8

r niaS ■aw* 9 Dtmng the next few days we shall clear out practically without reserve all Oddments in each department representing Summer Goods We have gone finally through the Stock and made further reductions which must quickly effect the clearance we require. People with a keen eye for Bargains and Thrifty Housewives can certainly not afford to miss another shopping expedition to the Popular "Fair" Sale at the D.S.A. LOVELY SUMMER FROCKS (AND THIS IS SUMMER} AT ONE-QUARTER AND ONE-THIRD OF THE ' ' USUAL PRICES ! WASHING FROCKS AND COSTUMES. A STUPENDOUS CLEARANCE! 10 WASHING COSTUMES in Tussore, Navv, Grev, White Bottle etc.; Gaberdines, Poplins, etc. Were up to 42/. Final price! 10/8. r > 12 WASHING COSTUMES, all this season's, various odd numbers. Were up to 29/6. All clearing at 7/6. WHITE POPLIN AND PIQUE FROCKS. Final price, 4/11 and 5/11. WHITE VOILE DRESSES, lovely styles, reduced as follows'WHITE NET AND LACE DRESSES\ all new. 21/, now 8/11; 69/6. now 19/6. PRINTED VOILE DRESSES. Were 35/, for 6/6: S7/6, for 10/0: ■ 49/6, for 21/; and 29/6. 12 of PRTNT ED JUMPER VOILE BLOUSES. Were up to" 27/6. Now 10/6. l 3 only CHAMPAGNE GABERDINE COSTUMES. Were 59/6 Now 29/6. 12 SMALL CHECK SUITING COSTUMES. Were 57/6. Fi-al price, 29/6. SPECIAL LINE OF MAIDS' GABERDINE TWILL RAINPROOF COATS, belted or full g,-vc shapes. 42-inch, 15/: 45-inch, JO/3; 48-mch, 18/6. ' ' • A GRAND CLIMAX IN MILLINERY BARGAINS ! Table I.—LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR HATS, fashionable shapes in Yedda, Tagel, and Rustic Straws; colors—Sase. Lemon, Vieux Rose, Champagne, and Lilac. Clearing prices, 1/3, 1/11.' and 2/11. Table 2—LADLES' FINE TAGEL HATS, •Untrimir.ed Sailors, Picture, Baby Boy, and small close-fitting shapes; colors—Li'-c White, Pink, Grey, Egg Blue, Pale Blue, Champagne, etc. Clearing prices, 1/6, 1/11, and 2/6. Table 3.—LADIES' CHIP HATS, fashionable shapes in White and Champagne. Clearing at 9d. SEASIDE HATS FOR YOUNG LADIES.—WHITE CHIN* CHIP READY-TO-WEAR HATS, trimmed Black Ribbon, Band a»d Bow. Clearing, at 1/11 A. 8 dozen WHITE PANAMAS, Sailor and Pull-on shapes. Clearing at 3/11 and 4/11. SOME FINAL CLEARING LOTS IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPT. THE BALANCE OF OUR CHILDREN'S HATS in Tagel, Pedal, and Chip, trimmed with ribbon bands and posies or plain bands' m PinkjPale Blue, Cream, and White, etc. All to so at 1/6. GIRLS' UNTRLMMED TAGEL HATS in Mushroom shapes, Brown, Tuscan, Pale Blue, and Pink. Wore 6/6. Clearing at 1/ each. a 7 dozen CHILDREN'S CREPE OVERALLS in Navv, Saxe, and Pink Check, trimmed white collar and cuffs; size 23in only Clearing price, 2/11. LADIES' UNDERWEAR—CLEARANCE BARGAINS! CHILDREN'S WHITE WOVEN COTTON COMBINATIONS short sleeves. Sizes 4, 5, 6. Sale price, 1/11 A. ' LADIES' "ST. MARGARET" CHEMISE RIBBED WOOL AND COTTON VESTS, shaped waists, extra large size. Sale price, LADIES' COTTON CREPE NIGHTDRESSES, hand-embroidered slip-on shape, in Pink and Sky. Usual price; 15/6. "Sale price, 10/6.' ; - • f MEN'S TROUSERS AND OVERCOATS AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES! 100 pairs, of MEN'S COTTON SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS dark with stripe; good strong wearing line. Sale pries, 7/3. ' 50 pairs MOSGIEL SADDLE TROUSERS, sizes 5, 8, 7. Worth 34/6. Sale price, 16/6. £sj^ ir £ SWJF IN TROUSERS. Sale price, 10/6. MEN'S D.B. TWEED OVERCOATS. Sale price, 25/. • LAST WEEK CLEARING LOTS IN THE HABERDASHERY DEPT. 12 dozen only EXTRA HEAVY BROWN TURKISH TOWELS with Red Stripes- size 48in x 22in. Clearing price 1/1U niir 12 only CRASH EMBROIDERED PYJAMA CASES 'Worth 2/11 Clearing price, 1/. 3 fold 8 ° nly 30 " inch FORFAIl > FOR TEA TOWELS. Sale price, 18 only UNBLEACHED DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, 52in x 54in suitable for Breakfast Cloths. To be cleared at 2/11 oaoh. 16 pieces only DOUBLE-WIDTH VOILES in Spot and Scroll effects. To be oleared at SM. Worth 1/11+ vard 6 pieces onIy,DOUBLE-WIDTH PLAIN WHITE" VOILE To be cleared at 1/ per yard. Worth double! ' • DON'T OVERLOOK THESE BARGAINS IN THE FURNISHING DEPT. CURTAIN VOILES, 40in wide, pretty Stencilled Borders. Clearing price, 1/41 yard. NEW CASEMENT SCRIM, open-work borders, 40in wide Clearing price, 10d yard. 6/a to 17/6 pa ir ACE OTRTAINS > * *«*» lon* Clearing from [EAVY ORIENTAL TTOATVtttottgs. Clearing price, 8/11 each ft x 3ft. Now 1/11 each. ~, d iVl ' ttfjOTH, 40in wide. Clearing price, SEMI-ANNUAL "CLEANING UP" IN THE .FANCY DEPT. 30 pieces REAL HAND-MADE CHINA LACES, 2in and 2Mn Remarkable value—only 1/3 yard CLEARING LOT OF STYLIStf VEILINGS, first-rate designs, in • S //rA IES, KID GLOVES m Bearer, Brown and Grev • sizes 61, 6, 7, and 7* only. Were 6/6. Now 4/11. 7 ' TWO CREAT BARGAIN NECKWEAR LOTS! Vm MU ! LI1 ? AN ?, SIL ? COSTUME COLLARS. Were 1/ to 1/11. To clear, 3d each. ' Lo k~ 2 '-? n } SL V* COSTUME COLLARS. Worth 1/6 to 1/11 Offered at 10* d eaoh, or 3 for 2/6. ' _ "SALE-PRICE" ATTRACTIONS IN DRESS FABRICS MIXED LOT OF WOOL AND COTTON DRESS MATERIALS S?,re Wl f °' "\& a j n aEd fanc J' designs. Wortn' *>/11, 3/3, and 3/6. To dear, 1/114. COTT6N AND^OOL.GABERDINES, 54in wide, in. shades of Dark Grey, Plum, Brown, and Navy. . Worth 7/11. Special price, 4/6. ALL-W,OOL EXCLUSIVE COSTUME LENGTHS 5 yards to th« , illinery for the Races ! We .are now Showing the New Season's Millinery, comprising Imported Models and Beautiful Adaiit-+ions The variety is very large—we think quite the largest in the Uty—and prices are most moderate. Inspection 1 " is cordiallv requested. 105-115 GEORGE STREET. Branch at South Dunedin.