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Evening Star, Issue 16710, 17 April 1918, Page 3

SHOW Of Man Novelties si AES Departments Note the following SPECIAL PURCHASES showing this week:— WOMEN’S COLONIAL KNIT HOSE in Lovat Grey, Heather, and Black; good Hose for hard wear. Prices, 3/G, 4/8, and 5/3. Just to hand—COLORED LISLE and SILK HOSE In Gaberdine, Mole, Nigger, Navy, Grey, arid Covert shades. 2/11 to 5/6. SPECIAL LINE in FRENCH KID GLOVES, ail sizes; Black, Brown, and Beaver. Exceedingly rlgSit In price—B/11 pair. Worth 10/9. CHILDREN’S AND LADIES’ KNITTED CLOVES, Rtngwood and Suede fabrics, in all desirable shades and prices. FURS! FURS! FURS! Wo are opening, ex , some £1,200 worth of New Fur Sets, Coats, and Trimmings. The following are beautiful goods, and will be found right in prtoe:— BLACK DYED FOX, CANADIAN SABLE BLUE DYED FOX, JAPANESE SABLE, TAWttY JAPANESE FOX, MARMOT RACCOON, BADGER, FITCH, SQUIRRHLL, BLACK BEAR, BLUE WOLF, NATURAL WOLF, Etc. 200 BLACK WOLF STOLES AND j COLLARS from 46/ to 130/. ! WOLF MUFFS to match, all Fur. To arrive by Parcel Post this week—--20 LONG WHITE ALASKA FOX AND ERMINE SETS. Those are very scarce. Prices from 20 to 45 guineas the set. DRESS SECTION. A nice assortment of NEW BLOUSSNGS in Wincey, Flannelette, Moiieton, Delaine, etc., etc., from lt£d to 2/6 per yard. TWEEDS. —20 pieces Good SCOTCH AND BRADFORD TWEED, new Brown, Grey, Covert shades, etc. 2/11 to 5/11 yard. REGIMENTAL STRIPES In Silk, Londoners, Scottish Borderers, Black Watch, Artists’ Corps, etc. 2/11 yard. Large Stock of SATINS, BROCADES, and ORIENTAL SILKS, specially Imported for LS-ng Fur, Coats, etc., etc. [ SWISS EMBROIDERIES. I Owing to greatly advanced prices In i Embroideries and the rate of exchange between Switzerland and i England, these goods are sure to | ha exceedingly dear. We are | offering a parcel of £2OO worth at I old prices—from 2£d to 2/11 per | yard. : CHINESE. HAND-MADE LACE AND INSERTION, width from | tin to 3ln. Good value at 7d to ; 3/6 per yarcs. 30 Pieces SILK MILLINERY RIBBON, wide, all newest colorings. 1/9 per yard. ! 2,000 dozen LADIES’ AND CHIL- ! DR E N’S WHITE HEMSTITCHED CAMBRIC AND FANCY PRINTED BORDERED j HANDKERCHIEFS from 1/9 to j 5/6 per dozen. | MANCHESTER DEPT. 1 Lovely Range of DOWN QUILTS, Sateen and Satin-covered; also, CHILDREN’S PRAM QUILTS. 100 pairs ENGLISH WITNEY I BLANKETS In throe sizes, 25 per cent, off marked prices. 75 pairs AMERICAN UNION j BLANKETS (slightly out of conI o'ition), Blue Borders, Siik-bound; ! largest size. Offered at 17/11 per pair. I 75 pieces CRETONNE, In Satosn, ! Domestic Ropp, and Shadow Tissue. Prices from 6£d to 5/11 per yard. WILLIAMSON'S BEST FLOORCLOTH. —20 pieces only Flora!. Tile, and Basket patterns; Gft wide. Price, 3/11 per yard. 'Worth at Hams to-day considerably more than wa are offering them at. SHOW ROOM. WINTER MILLINERY & READY-TO-W EA RS—A very nice selection at moderate prices. 150 MERCERISED WOOL & SILK SPORTS COATS in ail the leading coiorings and styles, from 23/6 to 84/. NEW C 0 A T S, COSTUMES, BLOUSES, and SKIRTS now opening up, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR—A fine display of desirable goods at right prices. MEN’S MERCERY. 200 dozen MEN’S MARL PANTS AND VESTS, well made and finished. Price, 2/3 eaeh. 53 dozen Winter-might Natural PANTS AND VESTS, men's and out-sizes. A!! one price— 2/11 each. 130 dozen SMART WIDE-END TIES from 1/ to 2/6. 5 fe i i> Special Display 0 MamnS Winter .. Novelties. in all Departments