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Evening Star, Issue 17313, 29 March 1920, Page 3

JUST OPENED UP! We have just received, direct from the best English market, a very nice assortment of Solid Silver Match Boxes They are well finished—quite up to the prewar standard—and the prices range from 12/6 upwards. If you are looking for a-Gift for a gentleman we cordially invite you to examine these. THE QUALITY JEWELLERS, 31 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.

M They are here in all their new beauty and attractiveness, fresh from the looms. Some of these effects possess an exclusiveness which will cause the goods quickly to disappear. A few examples : 54-inch CHEVIOT SERGE, All Wool, hard wearing; Saxe Blue, Reseda Green, Drab, vjrrey— — *. —., «■«,*■& i*-o ■» 19/6, 22/6 yard 54-inch WOOL GABERDINE in Amethyst, Saxe, Brown, Fawn, Mole, at 21/, 28/6, 33/6 yard 54-inch BOTANY COATING in Brown, Saxe Blue, Fawn, Drab, and Purple, at 25/ yard 52-inch WOOL FACE CLOTH, bright and soft finish, in Drab, Fawn, Saxe, Purple, etc., at «-!.*•*. .j-» t 52-inch HEAVY BLANKET CLOAKING Mole, Greys, Brown, Saxe, at 27-inch HEAVY CORD VELVETEEN, Putty, Saxe, Brown, Black, and Cardinal, at SEE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY Miss PENMAN will be in charge of our Dressmaking from April 6th. Appointments in the meantime may be made a! the Dress Counter. Business hours, 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. ?fes « § usual bran* imp \Wk 1 Cigarette Tobacco