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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 November 1918, Page 2

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! r X HIRT Well made, of good quality Japanese Spot Silk ; X Sizes COLOURS: No. 1. White ground Saxe Spot. 2. White ground. Black Spot. 3. White ground. Royal Blue,Spot. 4. White ground, Purple Spot. 5. White ground. Navy Spot. G. Saxe Blue, with White Spot. 7. Navy, with White Spot 8. Black, with White Spot 9. Nigger Brown,, with White 3pot />( No. 10. light Brown, with White Spot. No. il. Grey, with White Spot. 11*0 sl»a 0 No. No. No. No. No. Ng. No. No. with with With with with POST FREE TO YOUR ADDRESS, ANY OP THE COLOURS MENTIONED IN EITHER STYLE. The Skctchw; herein thown ▼eiry inadequately represent the Style and character of these Blouses, which are confidently recommended as being exceptional value. The use of this Coupon will simplify your Ordering. First cut this advertisement out., then fill 1m the Coupon, and post, to the D.1.C., Christchurch. If not entirely satisfied the JD.I.C. will refund your money and pay postage both ways. Manager, D. 1.0., Christchurch. Please post me hy return eco of . yeur Special Blouses in Spotted Silk Colour. ,No. Size No for which I enclose the sum 0f.... Name... Address. -I-C CHRISTCHURCH pop. Vm f/M vh fA

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