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Evening Star, Issue 18256, 21 April 1923, Page 13

Brown, Ewing & CO., LTD. Venetian, Tricotine, Sedan Cloth., Gaberdine, Velour, and Marocain are now weaves among the fabrics Paris dictates for Winter; and in colors Nigger, Mole, Navy, Mastic, Castor, Kingfisher, Jade, Henna, Royal, Saxe, and Egyptian Bed. It is as if Fashion has brought back, in fabrics the colors Winter banishes from the landscape. These lovely colors, these exquisite fabrics, you yourself can make into delightful clothes by the use of A BUTTERICK PATTERN, Our Fabrics are moderately priced. And there is another saving brought to you by THE DEBTOR —a wonderful new invention, that is enclosed with Butterick Patterns, and with BUTTERICK PAT* TERNS only. Before you make a single Winter 'Garment, come in and select from the Newest Parisian fashions. THE DEBTOR suggests the correct materials and simplifies the making of the most intricate Gown. FREE ! FREE ! FREE I ' | To introduce and popularise the Special Features of f THE w BUTTERICK QUARTERLY ’ Fashion Journal (the price of |p which is 1/9 per copy), a Journal full of useful information for the present season, BROWN, EWING, AND CO., LTD., will present the Winter Number of this Popular Journal FREE i to every Purchaser of Butterick Patterns. & ' 4 COME EARLY <S SECURE ONE OF THESE JOURNALS, g BUTTERICK PATTERNS | Only Procurable from Brown, Ewing, & Co.; Ltd., | Dunedin’s Busy Business Centre. & 1 Deer-Stalker’s and Sportsmen’s Telescopes We have pleasure in calling attention to our selectioni of These are made by the famous linn of BROADHURSP, CLARKSON, CO., LONDON, and are scientifically accurate nnd reliable. , . THE "TOURIST” TELESCOPE; extremely light; largely used in the Army Signalling Branch; Brown Leather cover; l|in objective; 3 draw: magnification 25 diameters, equals 25-mile range- , . M J S , DEER-STALKING TELESCOPES; specially constructed m hard drawn Nickel, silver; exceptionally light in weight, and strongly built; 2in objective; adjustable eye-piece, giving a range of from 25 to 40 miles. Brown Leather cover; oxidised mounts— ill. 10s THE "SUPER-TELESCOPE.” This instrument has teen designed to give the very highest magnification possible in a portable telescope. Iho body is of light braes, and is supplied with Brown cover, caps, and ehng; 4 draw; objective 2jin; Adjustable eye-piece, giving a range of 30 to 60 miles; length when closed, 12in, and 42in open— * f 1 , 00 ’ *“■( A VERY HANDY POCKET TELESCOPE,; thoroughly dependable and effective, for using while shooting, etc., in the country— 1 rice, 10s oa RIFLEMEN’S TELESCOPE STANDS, suitable for_ use with high-power telescopes; compact, portable, and ran ho carried in the pocket— £1 POCKET COMPASSES, Dccr.Wk.r. *nd Spg™,HUGH & G. K. NEILL l)UOA„ P. 1.0. D.8.0.A., F.S.M.C., F. 1.0. Optometrists ’ 03 GEORGE STREET Telephone 8156 rrsrrvr**” r,v: ~ "ANTED Known—That Billheads, Cir- VISTANTED Known —That Billheads, Clrf i culars, Cards, Programmes, and » » culars, Cards, Programmes, ana icral Printing of every description are General Printing of every description are mted at the ‘Evening Star’ Office at executed at _ the ‘Evening Star Office at ierato Prices. Moderate Prices,