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Evening Star, Issue 20314, 24 October 1929, Page 16

for Holiday Wear DORIS Beautiful Silk Rene de Chine Frocks (exactly as illustrated), for evening, afternoon, or street wear; Pink, Green. Blue, White, Lemon, Flame; S.W. and W., 38in to 44in—29/6. For 0.5., E. 0.5., and E.E.O.S. figures— Holiday Dresses, in printed voiles, small neat designs, all colours—l9/6 to 49 6. Printed Rayon de Chine, all colours—29/6, 39/6. Printed Foulards, Navy and Black grounds with small neat designs—--39/6 to 70/. Corded Silk Coats, in Nigger, Light Brown, Navy, Black, trimmed from low waistline with pin tucks, inset front belt; collar, cuffs, and front hem trimmed soft Marabout to match; Oriental art. silk lining throughout— £6 6/. Now 63/. r r . Little Pull-on Hats, in silk ribbon with soft straw brims; suitable for travelling; all colours—9/11. Nipp; rib Smart Straws, in new colours—Green, Lemon Beige, Orange, etc.; large and small shapes—9/11. SPECIAL! J Crin.-edged Straws, tho very latest. Also Silk Crinoline Straws, smartly trimmed with corded silk ribbon and ornament; all colours, including Black—l2/8. Special Offer for Matrons—Smart Straw Hats, in large headfits, 7|, 7}; all smartly trimmed with corded silk ribbon; Black, Navy, Fawn, Grey, Beige—ls/6. Rush Straw Hats, prettily hand trimmed with coloured raffia—l2/6. Children’s—9/11. mm MILLINERS b GENERAL DRAPERS Ajgnts /Sr f/uftme/t fbttom 72" 78 George Street, Dunedin . i I ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT to Secure Your Hosiery Below Market Value Watch Oar New Premises Being Built, Secure the Bargains While They Last. Barga ins in Gloves, Hosiery, & Underwear. See Windows for Special Snips Bargain Bins filled Daily with Snips, Bay Your New Season*s Shades in Kayser, Corticelli, Phoenix, Harvey, and Mary Anne Hose at 12\ per cent, discount at row % Z 186 GEORGE STREET. Neat LANJVER STREET fgVVWWWWW^^ r! MAMMUIVW J| In Your Great Grandmothers Day HMAN oried his wares in the market place. IS they were well liked tho {anno ol them spread as fast m word of mouth or the mail coach would let them. To-day, i! a man discovers something that will ho a boon to mankind, he ean summon innumerable souriera sf tho printed word to bring the good nowi to the homes ol the people. HE ADVERTISES Advertising is applying to salesmanship Hie principles of mass production. There are to-day many merchants end manufacturers who, although they have adopted the telephone and the motor delivery vnn, are still behind Hie limes in the matter of Press Advertising. Advertising in these days of keen competition may make all the difference between success or failure. Let the p«blis know more about your goods. Everybody reads advertisement* to-day. Does your advertisement appear in The Evening Star