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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 172, 26 August 1914, Page 3

FASHION TENDENCIES I \ ft Signs of Spring are apparent everywhere. As usual, we are in the forefront with the fashions, and are ready to meet the demands that a new season brings. Our stock of Spring goods is now being opened and marked off as rapidly as possible. We can say unhesitatingly that this is the largest and most up-to-dato shipment of goods we have ever received. .. FOR SPFUNG <» » , \ \ * » lafc' '■ JAMES MITCHELL. Managing Director. U % O y These sketches indicate something of thei movements of fashion for the coming season. In the sphere of Millinery, quite a distinctive note has been struck for this season, and we are already showing a comprehensive selection of really smart novelties. In other departments also, hew and useful goods are being shown for Spring wear, and your inspection is cordially invited. You will find our prices to be most reasonable. J)

YOUR OWN CLOTH CUT, FITTED, AND MADE BY EXPERT COSTUMIERS INTO A STYLISH COSTUME FROM 30/-. LADIES' TAILOR, 54 VICTORIA STREET. FLORIST and FRUITERER. COLOMBO and GLOUCESTER STS. Our Floral Work is unexcelled for taste and originality. Wreaths. Bouquets on shortest notice. All Flower and Vegetable Seeds now on Sale. Finest collection of Sweet Peas direct from America and Europe. 'Phone 610. Orders delivered. .22 THE A'IOST PERFECT CORSET ever been desigued for Reducing the figure to comparative sliinness from the moment of wearing. Acts like magic on the stoutest figure. Binding, compression, and support is the only cure for abdominal enlargement and weakness. MADE TO MEASURE FROM 21/-. MRS WOODROUGH, CORSETIERE. ROOMS (Opp. Ballantyno's), CASIIEL ST. OLIVER, .240