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Evening Star, Issue 19772, 24 January 1928, Page 3

High-Grade Millinery MOST EXCEPTIONAL OFFERS (No. 1) Special 6/11 A low price Hat in high grade value. These comprise a table of good quality Ready=to=wear Straws, all fashionable shapes, including all the newest colors and trimmings. (No. 2) Special 8/11 This is a very tempting line of smart Ready=to=wear Straws of choice quality, and the colorings are the very latest. Inspect this line while the selection is at its best. (No. 3) Special 10/6 An offer of exceptional merit, comprising a table of superquality Ready=to=wear Straws and an extensive assortment of Tagels, Grins., Yedda’s, etc. These Hats are Usually Sold at from 21 j- to 2916 Coquetry is not always an allurement ; dis sometimes a shield. IS lib: B VALU SJTY wm. 241. KEEN BUYING ENABLES US TO OFFER SUCH EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. IT IS SIMPLE AND SAFE TO BUY ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS AT DUNEDIN’S PIONEER DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. ■’Phone, 11=910.

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