Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 17955, 28 April 1922, Page 8

i\ 3CS i(» Jm ,ace has many uses! But tastes vary greatly. Laces In numerous designs and qualities can always be obtained from the D.I.C IMITATION FINE FILET LACE, Rose design; looks real: scolloped edges. Laces—lin, Od; Hin, 1/i Hin, 1/3; 2in, 1/6, Insertions to Match—din, Od J Ijin, 1/2 yard. " HONITON” SET, splendid imitation of handmade Lacs. Laces—Jin, 6(1; liu, 9d. Insertion—din, 7d yard, DOTATION BRUSSELS, Duchess design; durable Washing Lace. Insertion-dim, 2/0. Lnco—OUn, 3/11 yard, FANCY BRUSSELS, oponwork pattern on wiro ground; strong, yet dainty. Luca—3Jin, 1/3; Sin, 2/6 yard. Insertion—2}in, 1/3 yard. “ BRASSIERE ” LACE AND INSERTION, ring design: real shade, heavy imitation Pilot make. Lace—sJin, 2/3. Insertion—Gin, 2/3 yard. "■THREADERS” IN CAMtSOtt TRIMMINGS ANO VAL. EDGINGS. Sin WHITE " WIRE ” VAL. LACE, with heading; takes iin ribbon— l/ yard. DEEP CREAM CAMISOLE FINISHES, Filet ground, Vandyke edge; takes iin ribbon—--1/11 yard. 3Jin DAINTY WHITE LACE, Filet ground; beading for lin ribbon—2/9 yard. VAL. BEADING LACES, wire grounds; all nonsmart goods. lin, 6d and 1/ yard. Eh? Special! Genuine Filet Laces In select daintv designs, exceptionally low priced. Insertion—Jin wide, 1/3 yard. Edging—Jin wide, 1/3 yard. " ROSE ” P'ATT LACE AND INSERTION, both If in wide—3/6 yard. CHOICE STYLES, with serrated and scalloped double edges. ?jiiu, 4/9; 22in, 6/6 and 6/11; Sin, 8/6 yard. r O j^2IS3SS3CTGE!SEarSCTS333!£S3ffiBB?^2K^SOS!SffiK»^jO?3% I SC7!?3S^rf--53|?aSteBPEOT3FR^ - P ' A r “ " TT* s tl Just Opened Up! 71 Suit Lengths in Fashionable Tweeds and Worsteds —a Magnificent Selection! We have pleasure in submitting to Gentlemen a very choice selectiorT’of yI Suit Lengths, in High-class Tweeds and Worsteds. These are quite special, and were secured at very low prices, an advantage of which we propose giving our Patrons the full benefit. jC V eGCJ 1 i if M There is a good range of A3l - ' Wool Twcecls at this popular price. Light, Medium, and Dark Greys, also Browns. Every one New, Stylish, and Fashionable; no two alike. A “Quality'’ Suit at Bgs, tailored from any of these Fabrics, will give very great satisfaction in Appearance and Wear. At this price we are tailoring “ Quality ” Suits from the above range of Wors t e d s and Tweeds. All fine finished Cloths in medium and very dark plain Greys; also Light Greys in plain and Stripes. The Cut, Style, and Workmanship of every Suit will be, of course, of our usual High Standard. At £io .10/ we have a specially fine range of High-grade English All-Wool Worsteds, in quiet Grey shades and fashionable small Checks and Pencil Stripes. Very Superior Weaves. These make up into “Quality ’ Suits, of Dressy and Smart Appearance, particularly acceptable to Business and Professional Men. ,TD. ARTHUR. Merchant Tailors and Ladies’ Costume Makers, 12, 14, 16, and 18 George Street* SOTEOTSBsamsaaaaMEasais LrO) Boys and Girls! First: Prize « tZB Second Prize « sZ3 Third Prize ' . &l 106 Prizes—Well-bound Story Books -K t\ Iff V T r*v C -SS? llewpie' Painting Competition for all children aged S fco 13. Write to-day for descriptive 1 circular to— f S. KIRKPATRICK & CO. LTD. Sj HAINES-46 NELSON- I

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