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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLII, Issue 12821, 17 April 1916, Page 3

% J •v ii -wm\ 4>£* s m I?wii!es * The general common! mad« on our display of Ladies' Winter Goats is that everv ggrnnnt looks distinctive, showing the touch of a master hand, We have a great variety too, and the range of prices so comprehensivejthat we can satisfy any taste or any purse. We will be pleased to show you, /; .adies' Imitation Coney Coat, ifii tail ii.m- ~!;ir!. (jiuiiurd lilsii-k ll.uv foliar. Imitation Poney Skin Coat, >ttt;ili[i> lor walking or moloriiiji Tririiuivci l-tir foliar and Cuffs. £6 lOs. £6 6s. s u m m ht'M 8 *r Smart Blanket Cloth Coat, m m f/Mk 555. Ladies' Fur-lined Coats, in smart Tweeds. Keluga and Squirrel vj&ck Lined. £5 5s to £l3 13s. Ladies' Stamped Caracul Coat, suitable for ;ilft«>riiooii or rveuiiigurar. l"ur-tritiiui<-<L i»SS J* 7. m m w m r, Natural Musquash Coat, full length, with Convertible Collar. 42 guineas. Ladies' Walking Coat, in Blanket Serge and Smart Tweeds. Trimmed Fur Collar. 69s 6d to 955. I W&?\; w* V. Latest Tweed Coats, 49s 6d. mmm, £7 7s. % m 31 m ■Kir Wm i Ladies' Seal Coney Coats, Full .Swing Back. Black Fox Collar. 30 guineas. 30 guineas.

"Did Yon 'Nugget' Your Boots This Morning ?" .»-A. \M fcs a to* —egg satisfaction. It s such a long, long way tbat most housewives never get there. The way is strewn with the shells of wasted and all paid for. Other housewives take the "short cut" by using thnonds' Egg Powder. That is the end of Egg troubles ind the beginning of cooking satisfaction. For mmm* <£&S> i<m aaore than "take the place of eggs. h «*Mes you to make better cakes, padding* and pancakes-dainties hhl as a fairy's wing, delicious, palate-pleasing and so digestible. Y«t a«d only try it once-th.l will convince you. Buy a tin to-day^ ?&*. 3 fTEt QUEENS . BOOK, in aid ofl (if Rf P n<^ I 1 Sofdiem and Sailors' irJm have iji-..^^*J«" m^5 :o f to *** j'AMED KNOWN ■*- A Sw« » t Discount at &in tha £o» *" OOSTT7MES ISLOUSKS. SPORTS COATS IIKIsKRCLOTJULNG. «**» ■'-o BOi-.TS *n.i SIIOK& MERCERY, at FARMERS' 00-OP.. Oamani. v ~' lIMPSON'S. O For FURNITURE. FEW YOUTHS' 3-GarjDCjit FELL'S,

BE 57 KNOWN—Owing to War Conditions there is Considerable Shortage in Production of Tweeds and Worsted Suitings by both British and Colonial Manufacturers. Notwithstanding the shortage: our foresifflit in laying in a. large quantity of standard materials, "specially Blues and Blacks for Gentlemen's Suits and Ladies' Costumes of topmost brand (DYES GUARANTEED), enables us to display a range of materials which are now unprocurable at any price. Orders for EASTER HOLIDAYS respectfully invited as early as Possible, J. H MILUCAN & GO. TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS. Atrenis for Taylor's Dry Cleaning. Dyeing, etc., etc. fi

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