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444444"9~4 44"9"4~9"f -$-+■s-$-H ►44444444444444444444444 444444444444444^ >-< m 30 Y ears Ago! Thirty years ago we commenced business in a modest way in Georg® Street. By dint of close personal attention and careful supervision the business made steady progress, and has now developed into the large and successful business known as the Drapery Supply Assn., Ltd. with a BRANCH, larger than our first shop, in SOUTH EUNEDIN. This has been achieved only by giving satisfaction by straightforward methods and good service, and these, we are pleased to siy, are being taken advantage of by an ever-increasing circle of customers to whom we are much indebted for their support. Millinery Department Bargains! Visit our Millinery Section Now I It is at its best I- You will be charmed U* Lines of Special Note in Trimmed Millinery! 44^ , A USEFUL G ARDEN" SHAPE, in Suede Cloth with soft edge, contrast under brim of velvet, silk, etc., in the new soft shades, trimmed ribbon band with fringed ends: assorted colors. Price! 36/6, BECOMING HAT IN VELVET, new draped brim, curled at back, embroidered ornaments at side; in two tones, such as Black and Saxe, Black and Shrimp, Nigger and Rose, Jade and Mastic, Quaker and Pink, etc. PHoa, 37/6. A Few Novelties in the ■ Manchester Depart, for Winter Wear ! .. 28in GOLF BLOUSING in Saxe Blue, Brown, and Navy grounds with Fancy Stripes. Special price, (1/11$ yard. 38in SILK-FINISH MOIRE, for Ladies’ Underskirts, etc.; colors—Navy, Saxe Blue, Grey, Reseda, Moss, Amethyst, Cream, Black, and Brown. Worth 5/6. Special'price, 4/6 yard. 40in STRIPED WINCEYETTE, Cream. Pink, and Grey grounds with Checked and Striped effects; very smart styles—2/9 yard. DOUBLE-WIDTH CHECKED ' MOLLETON CLOTH, for Dressing Gowns, Scarves, Skirts, etc.—6/11 yard. Three Lines in Costume Tweeds I Which are of Very Special Value and Excellent Appearance! 4-ALL-WOOL COLONIAL TWEEDS in small neat Checks, very smart; colors are Saxe, T Brown, Fawn, Dark Green; 54in wide—l 3/6 iTa yard. , . . 44 J 4-in WARM WINTER DRESS TWEEDS in T Heathers, Browns, Greys, Fawns, Greens, and "T Saxe—7/11 yard. 4 1 50in SCOTCH TWEEDS, very stylish appear- A ance, rough weave; Greys and Browns only— T 11/9 yard. ' 4 ****** -<►44 **** it -a5 W&* A Magnificent Stock' of ladies’ Coals! We have probably the best assortment of the above in this City and confidently ask ladies to see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Not only is the variety large, but the prices are right. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL BLANKET TWEED COATS, latest styles, with large capo and muffler collars; in Grey Brown and Heather Mixtures—69/6, 79/6, 87/6, 95/, 105/. ’ LADIES’ ALL-WOOL BLANKET TWEED COATS in Plain Grey and Fawn, with large Fur Collars, also in Cheeks—£s 5/. £6 19/8, and £8 8/. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL BLANKET TWEED COATS Greys and Browns, with squirrel fur lining—£s 15/6. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL BLANKET TWEED COATS in stylish Mixtures and Checks, lined fur, and with largo Fur Cape Collars—£7 7/, £8 8/, £9 9/, £lO 10/. Popular Hats for Children and Girls S BLACK PLUSHETTB HATS, Pull-on and Paddy shapes, for girls 3to 16 years— 7/8, 12/6, 14/3, CHILDREN’S BLACK PLUSHETTE HATS with Colored Silk Underbrims in Cardinal Vieux Rose, and Sky with Ribbon Banda to match; very smart; for girls 2 to 4 years 12/6 each. INFANTS’ CREAM HAND-MADE KNITTED MATINEE COATS, 12in and 14in, at 9/8, 11/6, 13/6, 15/8 each. ’ ‘ ' GIRLS’ AND CHILDREN’S , PRETTY HATS in Velvet, Felt, and Straw_, ready to wear, in great variety in our Juvenile Department. ’ ►4 *4* PloshetSe Hats are still most in demand for Glrls’Winler Wear, and are most useful. 444 Excellent Value in ladles’ and Ctdldren’s Autumn Hosiery! We have fortunately a good stock of Hosiery not of recent importation or purchase so that much better than are now procurable. ’ MORLEY’S EXTRA FINE QUALITY COLORED CASHMERE HOSE, fashioned in Navj- Fawn, Toney Tan, Covert, Crekm, Mole, and Black, trice, 8/11 pair. CHILDREN’S FINE CASHMERE SUCKS m Cream, Cardinal, Tan, and Black • sizes I’s to 6’s. Prices from 2/9 to 3/ pair. ’ EADxitS’ LISLE HOSE with Cashmere Feet • Black only, fashioned leg; in small women’s and women’s. Price, 4/11 pair.DAINTY BRASSIERES, made of Figured Silk in Pale Pink and Cream, and Filet Lace - cut with V front and square back, finished with dainty edgings—ll/9 to 16/6. A BEAUTIFULLY MADE AND CUT BRASSIERE in Pale Pink Crepe de Chine, fastened ,front and finished with shoulder straps the values LADIES’ BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, All Wool, Motley’s reliable fast dye, seamless; in small women’s and women’s sizes. Price, 4/11 pair. LADIES’ PLAIN KNITTED ALE-WOOL HOSE in assorted Greys, Lovats, and Khaki. Price, 4/11 pair. LADIES’ COLORED CASHMERE HOSE, seamless, in Khaki, Dark Brown, Fawn, Grey, Navy, and Black. Price, 7/6 pair. The Brassiere is now the thing! This undergarment is indispensable with the present fashion in corsets, and wo have a lovely lot, dainty, but strong. They are each things of beauty and utility. SMART BRASSIERES, made Of good-qUality Linen, finished with Point Lace, fastened at back—B/6, 11/3, and 16/6 each. ****** ****+ ****** ****** ****** <*** ... umcmcu iv im SHOUIdCr Stl and bows of satin ribbon—l 7/8 and 22/8. A ****** +4-4 ****+ Real British-made Linoleums! up a gr l and 1 ran § e of BRITISH-MADE LINOLEUMS, the designs and colorings are first class - liriit and dark grounds Matting, Conventional, and Tile patterns Sel 1%V17/6 e ya£d ely ’ 50 ° all 3 ° on ’ Prices: 2 y ards wide > Drapery Supply Assn. Ltd. 105, 107,109, 111, 113, and 115 GEORGE ST. Branch at South Dunedin. 4444444444 44444444 4 4 444 ♦ 4 4 -4-

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Evening Star, Issue 17325, 13 April 1920, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 17325, 13 April 1920, Page 8

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