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Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 8

i LL ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in &. the ' Evening Star' are accepted subject to the understanding that the right is reserved to delete or amend any portion of an advertisement which ma? bn considered undesirable to appear as written by the advertiser. "N ordev to have the 'Star' out in good .J. time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. We would therefore request Advertisers tfl kindly bear this in mind, and send in theif orders early. W^^fWW^^^^f^ r '« "V " «■ Balanco of our Trimmed Millinery, including Models, 2/6 to 10 .'I. White and Tusoan Straw Shapes, 1/1 L College • ,:t.w Hats for the schoolgirls, 4/6 to 7/6. Children' Untrimmed Straps, 1/. Ploated Skirta, latest stylos in the now C&eoks, 31/. White Pique Costumes, all newest shapes, 10/6. Silk Costumes in White or Navy, 49/6. Black Silk Costumes, largo and extra large sizes, £4 19/6. Colored Summer Costumes, new styles, 12/6. Blouses: A tremendous assortment in every conceivable material and all the fashionable styles, from 1/11. Children's Print Dresses, all colors, 2/6. Children's Lustre Coats, all colors, 8/6. Vests, all sizes, 1/. Washing Pique Shoes, 1/3. Silk Ankle Hose, Greys, Moles, Khakis, 5/6. Cashmero Hose, Nigger, Pawn, Navy, Grey, 5/8. Women's Chemise Vests, S.S., 1/3 to 8/6. Bathing Suits, Navy, Sax©, Brown, etc., new styles, from 6/0. I GEORGE STREET, 'PHONE 1,822 H Agents for 'Pictorial Review' Paper Patterns. ®&sm!mn^ms&