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Evening Star, Issue 16781, 9 July 1918, Page 7

ilii essssssraj Black Velvet Shapes and Ileady-to-weare, 12/6 ware 21/. 'Pelt Keady-to-wears from 3/6. New Stetson Shapes from 7/0. Gabcrdino Stitched Hats, 2/8. Velvet Stitched Hats, 5/11. Rucked Silk Hats, 2/6. Millinery Models from 10/6. Trimmed Millinery from 5/6. Dressing Gowns, all colors, from 12/ G. Dressing Jackets from 5/6. Grey Woven Spencers, long sleeves, 2/11. Natural Woven Nights, full size, 8/11. Woven Bloomers with elastic orfgfraped bands, in Grey, Saxe, Brown, and Navy, from 2/11. Ladies' Black Ribbed Hosa from 1/11 pair. Stamped Camisole ard Nightdress Top§j pretty designs, 1/3. Navy Costumes, full coat, gathered, arc! belted at waist, pockets in coat and skirt, usually £5 19/6—now £3 3/. Other Navy Costumes from 21/. Dark Grey Worsted Costurnos, newest style, W. and 0.5., 29/6, Model Costumes in Velour Cloth, Gaberdine.",, Coatings, etc., from 21/. Black Costxunes in all sizes from 42/. 60 Blanket Cloth Coats in Fawn, Grey, Gr-->en, Brown, and Heathers, romo with fur collars; arrived late from Homo—from 35/. Ladies' Raincoats in llonf-nnrtfe a''d other makes, from 15/6. Girls' and Maids' Coats from 5/11. Knitted Wool and Silk Sports Coats, R-nglan or inset sleeves, belt and pockets, from 12/6. Children's Millinery Models in Velvet to , go at 5/6. Infanta' Cream 'Nestling Flats and Bonnets from 1/11. Felts, 1 .'6. Teddy Bear Bonnets, 1/11. Warm Kiltie Dresses, 3/11 and 4/11. Children's Tweed Coats in Saxe, Brown, and Emerald, with IHts and pockets, from 10/6. Fur Necklets, 3/6. Fur Sets, 4/6. Wool Coats, 7/11. GEORGE STREET, 'PHONE 1,822. FLAVOR (1) Have you tried it. Ask others who uso it. C2) It is the bost money can buy in Coiosnfco. (3)) You cannot get bettsr at any price. mmmm Per i^rf/4 (4) Selected by our buyer from the best gardens. (5) It will go much farther than other Teas. (6) You owe it to yourself to try this choice Tea. THE CONNOSCS-SSUR'S FAVORSTE. P.S.—Vvhoiosaie Quotations. W KM~s^ KING' ST., DUNEOIN TEA AND COFFEE SPECIALIST, QUALITY VAI lSSSmm^mSS3&i —For Daily Bread -For Cakes and. Pastry -For Everybody]! ss K n Jam is the Highest Standard of Flavor, Purity, Quality. WMesale Agents: W. Taylor tk Sons Lid., Dsnedin. Ap 3 gmwjggM^«#«uimwM^M „, fe a BICYCLES, J&4 MOTORCYCLES, t> #M ACCESSORIES, REPAIR WORK. BlCYCLES—"Standard," "Speedwell" " Anglo-Speoial," "New Hudson." Scores cf Second-hand Cycles of various makes. MOTOR CYCLES —"New Hudson," "Henderson," and list of Second-hand Motor Cycles. REPASR WORK—New Piston Rings, New Bushes made, Repairing, Joining, etc., by Acot-ono Welding method. ACCESSORIES —Accessories of every description for Bioyclos and Motor Cycles. Greater satisfaction, bettor attention to your order, money saved by sending to cription for Bioyclos and your order, money saved 1 183 George St., } f Dunedin. mm M upon the details of your Crib, or you may regret when Summer comes. The choice of Roofing is limited by the high price of some materials, and scarcity of others. Fortunately there is available an Asphalt Roll Roofing that* makes an ideal covering for Cribs and Summer Cottages, being light in weight; as well as in price; weatherproof; easily fixed by yourself, if need be; giving pure water for drinking; coolness; and durable as the building. Ask John Chambers & .Son Ltd.. Stuart Street, Dunediu, or St. Asaph St., Christchurch, to mail you free sample and price list of "the better roof at lower cost" sold under the name of \ a ,BYt€LlTl aa iß&€l Roofing.