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Evening Star, Issue 16909, 5 December 1918, Page 2

Ladies' Pull-on Hats in Straw or Silk, 10/6 to 15/8. Fuji Silk Hats, 9/6, 10/6, 12/6. Ready-to-wear Panamas, 5/11 to 17/6. Ready-to-wears in Tagel, Chip, and New Coarse Straw, 7/8 to 15/6 ; Motor Veils in all shades, 2/11 to 9/6. Costumes in Smart Washing Materials, newest coats, big pockets, large collars, 21/, 25/ to 55/6. Navy Costumes in Serg3, Cloth, and Gaberdines, 63/, 84/ up. Black Costumes, an exceptionally fine stock, from maids' to E. 0.5., from 69/6, 84/ upwards. Coat Dresses in every stylo and material, 29/6 to 7 guineas. Silk and Crepo do Chine Costumes in Black, White, Tussore, Navy, and Stripes, from 63/. Jerseys in Woo] and Silk, in every color, from 29/6. Girls' Dresses in White Voile and Muslin and Colored Prints. 12/6. Children's Summer Vests, all sizos, from 1/ to 1/11. Bloomers, 1/6 to 3/6. Print Overalls, 2/11. Muslin Dresses, 3/6 to 15/6. Pique Dresses, trimmed embroidery, 4/6. Sports Coats, with bolts, all colors, 12/6. Panamas, 3/6 to 10/6. The new Black Flop Hat, 12/6. Ladies' Colored Overalls, largo size and good shape, 5/11. Dainty Kimonas in self-colors, floral designs, 6/11 to 19/6". Moirette Underskirts in "Black and all newest shades, 10/6 to 27/6. White Chemise Cotton Vests, short sleeves, 1/6 to 5/6. Lisle and Cashmere Hose, all shades, 2/11 to 7/6. Lisle and Knitted Cotton Gloves, Fawa, Grey, Beaver, Brown, Black, and Whito, 1/11 to 4/11. GEORGE STREET. 'PHONE 1822. I Ladies* Lovely Lingerie ! A Fine SeasonIjj Selection tli at the life J reasonable Weights, Dainty Styles. i 1 m m m l I (i! We should like very arach if the Ladies of South Dunedin would make a point of seeing our complete stock of Light Summer Underwear. They are sure to be delighted with the pretty designs and reasonable prices. Here are a few examples: VERY DAINTY TRIMMED CAMISOLES, in Embroidery and Lace, neat, and prettv styles. 3/6, C/Q, 5/8, and 7/6. LADIES' WHITE COTTON CHEMISE VESTS, summer weight and short sleeves. 1/11, 2/9, 2/11, and 3/6. KNICKERS, in Golf and ordinary shapes, embroidery and lace trimmings. 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, and 7/11. MOIRETTE- UNDERSKIRTS, in Saxe, Brown, Emerald, and Vieux Rose colors; smartly cut. 6/Hl, 8/11, 10/6, and 12/6. WD'ITE AND COLORED FINE WOVEN BLOOMEKS, in W. and O.S. 3/6 and 3/11. NIGHTDRESSES, nicely trimmed and with square necks. 4/11, 6/11, and 7/11. D.S.A. Branch. ;j^^,<^aw«aAßMm>a'iifla | na" 4 U 500 COVERS AND TUBES ALL ONE QUALITY TO CLEAR. . A " Job " Purchase means the buying of a large quantity of an odd line at a big discount. Those Covers and Tubes are a " job " Purchase, and that's why they are so cheap. There'll be a rush for these. Send early. We pay postage on ail cash orders. , 183 George St., . - _ _ j Dunedin. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF SHOW ROOMS, MORAY PLACE. Wo have lust opened a fui! ranga of DENNEP. WARE In all quantise, Including— BLUE BAND *. BLUE SCROLL GREEN BAND BLUE VERMONT FLO ' BLUE MAY WHITE AND GOLD m m im 8-SP G* sm HW»^*>| %m !3»*y? The above Dinner Sets may be made up in any quantity, to snift customers, at all price's. A Choice Selection also in DOULTON SETS and other well-known makers. Our aim is to buy the Best Qualities at the lowest prioes, and give something totter in value for less money tkan obtainable elsewhere. We invite you to call and s&e our lovely display of NEW WARS, * owmed up, made bv the STAFFORDSHIRE GIRLS while the 50YS" were fighting for Liberty. ' BUY WHERE THE MONEY GOES THE PURTHEBT. GEORGE STREET AND MORAY PLACE. DURING THE REBUILDING of our QEGRGE STREET PREMISES bußiaess is being carried oa as uSU&I 1& our MORAY 3PI/AO2l WAREHOUSE