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Autumn & Winter, Brisbane AUTUMN WI NITER FT' IIIID IFINc€1113Still IIIQZiwh%IIIIIII% TNEVAIIIIEV BRISBANE 1tYettieltilatri'ariarlitrectriaasstaditicaMiiarieltfaMtaYeariN Novertia•-ty•ormorrest. • .14-.1 •T•li • r • 1410.444,14440444,16,-,44,1,40 4,1 J. •• FOY & GIBSON Pty. Ltd. THE VALLEY, BRISBANE, Have much pleasure in submitting our New Season's Catalogue, which we trust will prove most interesting. General Information for our Customers. FREE FREIGHT ON DRAPERY THROUGHOUT QUEENSLAND. OUR TERMS OF BUSINESS are prompt NETT CASH; a remittance •• covering cost of goods should, therefore, accompany the order to avoid delay. 7. WHEN ORDERING, give full name (not initials only), postal address, and 71 state whether Mr., Mrs., or Miss. When residing at a distance from the station or port, give instructions for forwarding Always mention amount of remittance sent, and do not overlook to state clearly the Size, Colour, or other particulars of Goods required. In cases where the Articles needed are not shown or priced in our Catalogues or Advertisements, an allowance to cover their cost may be made in the remittance. Any balance left over will be returned with the bills, or placed on credit, as desired. REMITTANCES may be made by MONEY ORDERS. CHEQUES, BANK DRAFTS OR POSTAL NOTES. ALL POSTAL NOTES and MONEY ORDERS should be made payable to FOY & GIBSON Proprietary Ltd., BRISBANE. Letters containing money or other valuables should always be registered, as it is the only means by which security against loss can be achieved. The cost of registration is only 3d. FREIGHT. — On all orders for DRAPERY, MANCHESTER GOODS, LADIES' and GENT'S CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR, received from with- in Queensland, WE PAY FREIGHT. For other Merchandise it will be essential to add Freight Cost or Postage. Purchases will be sent to the nearest Railway Station or Post Office, according to size of parcel. Cus- tomers residing outside of Queensland must add Carriage Charges or Postage on all purchases. Goods will be sent by lowest Freight or Postage Cost, and any money over will be refunded. WHEN RECEIVING GOODS, Customers should satisfy themselves that they are in good order before signing Railway receipt book. In instances where damage, etc., is suspected, the packages should be examined in the presence of the Railway Officials. • RETURNS.—We are quite willing to exchange any goods not deemed saitsfactory, if returned to us, Carriage Paid, within Seven Days. GAR- MENTS MADE SPECIALLY, and MATERIALS CUT FROM THE PIECE are exceptions to this undertaking. Note:—MILLINERY will not be exchanged under any consideration. WHEN RETURNING GOODS always write the Name and Address of the Sender on the outside of the Parcel. Address: "FOY & GIBSON PROPRIETARY LIMITED, BRISBANE." WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAMOUS " GIBSONIA" Woollen Goods, Hosiery, Underwear. • , n101,4%,114 • k1.0,11.10AP MIXTAMOSCIMMOURIAMIVIIIMX9AVAMMONVIVJEA,Wolko•A • • 1,.• patMWLVIII,St.Nm tx,fAvvp vg(IMPA,• THE HOME OF "G1BSONIA." FOY & GIBSON Pty. Ltd. The Valley, BRISBANE Fabrics and Piece Goods " GIBSONIA" Dress and Coat Materials. W. 1. - "Gibsonia" Dress Flannels, 38ins. wide. These fabrics are made in our own Mill, and are made from the best selected wool. In a range of the newest smart checks. Yard 6/11 W. 2.--"Gibsonia" Tweeds, 38ins. wide. Tweeds will be in much demand this Season for both Coats and Costumes. In a range of the latest fancy weave effects. Price, yard 6/11 W. 3.-"Gibsonia" Dress Flannel, 38ins wide. All pure Wool and a nice even weave in colours of Grey, Mastic, Rose Beige, Almond, Vieux Rose, Saxe, Royal, Amethyst, Navy, Brown. Yard 4/11 W. 4.-"Gibsonia" Flannel, 54ins, a nice medium weight, guaranteed all pure Wool in colours of Mas- tic, Rose, Wine, Almond, Maroon, Myrtle, Royal, Kingfisher, Navy, Black. Yard.. 6/11 W. 5.-"Gibsonia" Velour, 54ins. wide. This par- ticular cloth is made from the best Wool procurable, and is used extensively for Coats, etc. Can be had in colours of Fawn, Wedgwood, Green, Mushroom, Henna, Rosedust, Grey, Wine, Rose, Violet, and Navy. Price, yard 14/6 W. 6.-"Gibsonia" Velour, 54ins. wide, guaranteed all Wool. In colours of Saxe, Mole, Brown, Green, Grey, Wine, Fawn, Putty, Navy, and Saxe. Price, yard 1 1/6 W. 7.-"Gibsonia" Tweeds, 54ins. wide In all the Season's newest Tweed effects. Will be in much demand this Season for Coats also Costumes. Price, yard 7/ 11 W. 8. - "Gibsonia" . Tweed, 54ins. W. 12.-Charmalaine, 54ins. wide. wide, made from the best selected An all Wool Fabric with a beauti- W. 16.-Kashella, 36ins. wide, a Wool, and showing in a magnificent ful Satin finish, in colours of nice fine even weave in a range of fancy broken checks. range of the newest Amethyst, Saxe, Cedar Bark, Irak, Price, yard Tweed effects. Yard.. 10/6 Myrtle. 2/11 Price, yard 13/6 W. 9.-"Gibsonia" Tweeds, 54ins. W. 17. - Suiting 54ins. wide. A wide. A nice even weave, will make W. 13.-Wool Repp, 39ins. wide. an ideal Coat for Ladies' All pure Wool, and made by Priest- nice fine even weave Fabric which will be used extensively for Cos- or Children's wear. Yard 12/6 ley's Ltd., in colours of Saxe, Grey, Wine, Navy. tumes, also Tailored W. 10.-"Gibsonia" Worsted Suit- Coats. Price, yard 21/- ing, 54ins.. These Fabrics are made Price, yard 7/11 in the world renowned "Gibsonia" W. 14. - Charmante, 40ins. wide. W. 18.-Navy Serge, 54ins. wide. Mills, and are thoroughly recom- An all Wool Fabric with a nice rich This Fabric we can do in good mended for smart Coats, also Cos- Satin finish. Will make ideal coats, Indigo Blues, and good dyes. tumes. Will be in much demand also costumes. In colours of Navy, Prices, yard .... 7/11, 9/11, 11/6 this Season. Chestnut, Henna, Violet, Nigger, Price, yard 14/11 Fawn, Brown, and Almond. Price, yard 7/ 11 W. 19.-Navy Gabardine, 54ins., all W. 11.-Wool Repp, 54ins. wide. Wool and a nice even weave. - Wool Crepe de Chene, This Fabric is made by the well W. 15. Prices, yard 10/6, 12/6 known firm of Priestley's Ltd., and 39ins. wide. This fashionable fab- is guaranteed all pure Wool. An ric is made from high grade wool ideal weight for Coats and Cos- in a nice fine weave, and is an ideal W. 20. - Navy Venetian Cloth, tumes. In colours of Rosedust, weight for Frocks in colours of 54ins. A nice soft Fabric and a Grey, Irak, Coronation, Venetian Malay, Harvest, Mushroom, Ros- beautiful Satin face finish. Used Blue, Mushroom, and ette, Sultana, Wine, / I extensively for Coats, Navy. Price, yard .... 9/11 Navy & Black. Yard 7/ I I etc. Price, yard 9/11 1 A 'THE HOUSE OF VALUE. FOY & GIBSON Pty. Ltd. The Valley, BRISBANE FABRICS AND PIECE GOODS.-Continued. W. 21.-Navy Blazer Flannel 54ins. W. 35.-Black Cashmere, 45ins. wide. This W. 49.-Black Velveteen, 22ins. wide. A wide. All pure Wool, made by the Fabric is a nice even weave, and noted for nice soft finish in a good its wonderful wearing quali- reliable Black. Yard 3/11 famous "Gibsonia" Mills. ties. Price, yard 8/11 Prices, yard .... 6/11, 7/11, 8/11 W. 50.-Black Velveteen, 27ins. wide. One W. 36.-Black Flannel, 54ins. all Pure of our special qualities in a W. 22.-Cream Cashmere, 54ins. wide. A Wool, noted for good serviceable good Rich Black. Yard 5/11 wonderful soft Fabric in a nice even weave, wear. Price, yard 6/1 1 used extensively for Shawls, W. 51. - Black Velveteen, 35ins. etc. Price 13/6 W. 37.-Black Serge, 54ins. A nice soft finish in a good Black. Yard wide. This Fabric will make ideal Frocks, also Evening Wraps, etc. W. 23.-Cream Kremlaine, 40ins. wide. Better quality, 12/6, 15/6. 10/6 This Fabric is well known for its wearing A good rich Black. qualities. 54ins. Yard 6/11, 9/11 W. 38. - Black Repp, 40ins. wide. All 6/11 Wool and a good rich Black. Price, yard Price, yard Better qualities. Yard 7/11, 8/11 W. 24.-Cream Radianta. This material is 8/11 used extensively for children's Frocks, W. 52.-Coloured Velveteen, 22ins. wide. Underwear, etc. Does not shrink. W. 39.-Black Melton Cloth, 40ins. wide. This is one of our noted qualities which we 40ins. wide,- Yard 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11 This fabric ha -i a nice soft finish can recommend. In a range of colours 54ins. wide. Yard 6/11, 7/11 and is a good Black. Yard .. 2/11 including Cream, Saxe, Grey, Green, Navy, Purple, Light Brown, Royal, W. 25.-Cream Viyella, a wonder- W. 40.-Winceyettes, 36ins. wide. and Black. Price, yard 3/11 ful soft Fabric well known for its One of our specially selected num- bers, and made expressly for us. W. 53.-Coloured Velveteen, 27ins. remarkable washing and wearing wide. This particular line is used qualities. Does not shrink. This Fabric is used for all pur- poses, and can be thoroughly relied extensively for Children's wear. 31ins. Yard 5/6, 5/11 Will also be very smart for Even- 45ins. Yard 8/6 on to give satisfaction. In colours of Pink, Sky, Helio, Salmon, and ing wear. In colours of Bluette, Coral, Shrimp, Royal, Cyclamen, W. 26.-Cream Clydella. This particular Cream. Fabric is well known for its usefulness, Price, yard 1/11 Red, Peach, also Black. being a nice light weight it can be used Yard 4 /11 for all purposes. 31ins. W. 41. -- Molleton, 38ins. wide. Price, yard 3/3 W. 54.-Coloured Velveteen, 27his.
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