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Evening Star, Issue 19186, 1 March 1926, Page 3

Give a Thought to a Diamond! You can confidently make your Gift a Diamond. It is a Gift that never perishes; neither does it depreciate in value as the_ years pass by. But you must give good-quality stones. We have a fine selection—just the Gift Pieces you will take pride in—and we will 'bo glad to have you call and look. Williamsons, THE RING SPECIALISTS, 31 PRINCES STREET (Next The Bristol Co.).

You’ll Like Qulbransen Music, Too mm w 3 imwt rsmsfm Gulbranfloa Trade Mark IT is SO DISTINCTIVE, bo full « musical feeling, and tho human u touch * is REGISTERED as faithfully oa tb touch of a- master hand. It is not operated by the antiquated method of stored-up energy; each note |i separately controlled. Come and hoar il played; give ns TEN MINUTES TO CONVINCE' YOU At j i‘Graolesi ft Wills, 35 GEORGE STREET, And at BRITISH COURT, EXHIBITIOirJ

THESE I I E PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES NEW FLOWERED CRETONNE COATS, the very latest from Loudon. Everybody wearing them. Only 29/6. COSTUMES in Tweeds and new Rep materials. Latest tailor styles; very smart designs. Now £4 10/. RAINCOATS, best selection in town; Saxo, Red, Havana, Mole, Jade, Black, Royal, and White. All sizes—3s/6 and 39/3. NEW WOOLLEN THREE-QUARTER COATS, trimmed with the new clipped wool; heavy Autumn weight; Green, Fawn, Orange, Saxo, Rose, Havana, and Red. From 29/S to £6 19/6. NEW COATS, plain tailored and godets, heavily trimmed with fur; Green, Fawn, Havana, Mole, and Brown; S.W., W., 0.5., E.O.S. From 59/0 to £lB 18/. mmimmmmATmamtesam 1 GEORGE STREET. ’Phone 1,822.;

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