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Evening Star, Issue 16845, 21 September 1918, Page 10

Mutual Stores Spring Novelties in All Departments! Millinery and Blouses. SMART READY-TO-WEAR HATS, NEW SHAPES AND NEW COLORS. RANGE OF SILK, CREPE, AND NINON BLOUSES, beautifully made, exclusive designs. All the leading shades well represented Frlcss, 21/ to 55/ each. CLOTH, SUEDE. AND TWEED COATS, three-quarter length; new Collars, well cut. Pricas, 95/ to 128/. TUSSORE SILKS, large parcel just to hand. 27 inches wide—2/3, 2/4, 2/0, 33 inches wide—2/11, 3/9, 3/11 to 8/8. 84-inch NATURAL FUGI SILKS, will stand hard wear and wash exceptionally well. Prices, 4/11 to 6/0. HEAVY-WEIGHT WHITE JAP SILKS, well bought. See the special numbers at 3/3, 3/6, find 3/11. These are great value. Cotton Dress Section . REPLETE WITH ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR EARLY SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. JOFFRE SERGE, 36in, Cream ground. Narrow Stripes in loading shades ; a great washing material for Summer Costumes. Prioa, 2/4 par yard. CEPEA SERGE, all the newest coloring, in Block Stripes; very suitable for Sports Coats. Price, 2/4 yard. Worth in London 2/8 yard. SELF-COLORED JAPANESE CREPES, 31in wide, fast colors. Prices, 1/3, 1/8, 1/11 yard, MERCERISED TAFFETAS AND .MUSLINS, a nice range of new colorings; very like Silk; suitable for Blouses, Dresses, etc, j 40 inches wide. Prices, 1/11 to 2/9 yard. WIDE JAP. SILK, heavy weight, in Mexique Sky, Pink, Salmon, Grey, Slate, Mastic, Lemon, Gaberdine, Covert, Navy, Black, Apricot, etc. Price, 4/8 yard. FANCY JaP. CREPES, Oriental designs, for Dressing Gowns, Jackets, etc.; all combinations of colors. Prices. 1/3, 1/6 yard. LITE AND COLORED VOILES, Checks, Strir - ripes, and Self colorwhit: ings. From 2/2 to 3/11 yard. 25 pieces LANCASHIRE SHEETING just opened, bleached, 54, 72, and 80 inches, much under to-dav’s value. 3 SPECIAL LINES IN BROWN JAPANESE TOWELS. Great value at 3/3, 4/0, 5/6 each. Just Landed, GLASS CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS, SERVIETTES, AND TABLE COVERS at right prices. Mutual Stores? / d. Early Spring SHOW. Novelties in All Departments, aßgaK^gaKß3Bmaß:a^ag2s^mgis^^ ,4 DL AD VIIRTI3EATENTS for insertion in I N order io law die ‘ Si.-ar' out. in good ZrL the ‘Evening tciar’ are accepted nub- 1 linn;, it is louncl impossible to classity jeeb to the luidoi'slvi rating that the right is Advert! semt’.n* that coma in after noon, reserved to delete or amend any porti-m of A.ter this hour they cannot be classified, an '.iflvcrti.scir.cut which may bn considered V.V, would itereforo request Advertisers to urdevicable '.'■:> appear as written by the ad- bindly Irca-r this in mind, and rend in their vertissr. Orders early. ."•ssKßsaaaa Wi R Smart Styles! n At the TO THE GENTLEMEN OF SOUTH DUNEDIN. We are now showing the New Season’s Shirts and Mercery for Men, Good Qualities, Smart in Style, and Reasonable in Price. Lou are invited to look in and see them. STRIPED CAMBRIC SHIRTS, White Ground, Neat Effects— s/3 and 7/6. NEW SHIRTS IN COLORS, with Self Stripes— s/6 and i/a TUSSORE COLORED SILK-EFFECT POPLIN SHIRTS. Very Fashionable—lG/t TUSSORE POPLIN SHIRTS, with Silk Front and Cuffs 12/11. A Large Range of TENNIS SPURTS, White and Fancy Stripes—4/11 and 3/11. PLAIN CASHMERE SOX, Black and Colored—From 1/1 < per pair. PLAIN CASHMERE SOX, with Embroidered Clox—From he&Ktched silk-effect handkerchiefs. with CoioiXii Uorclcvs, luuEorc tintl Ivli3,ln- Stiff 1/j siui The '"HUS" South Dunedin, D-C-.A. Branch. s. *•.»*« jv/s; :.4IPS <*rVJ