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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8304, 24 November 1915, Page 3

■ ■■ '■ BUSINESS NOTICES. •! ■ ■•■'.■■''■■ N.Z. Farmers' Coop.': Top Floor Sections SILKS FOR SATISFACTORY SUMMER WEAR. i SHOT DUCHESS MOUSSELEINES, in Black and Gold, Silks are for all nrraQinnc- Black and Purple, Black and Saxe, Black and Cerise on no arc lvi ail (JuwaalUflS. ti m • i • i '■ n ■ «• j 11 we have them in a very choice "~all 40 mclies Wlde; Sum Ptllolls eftects seldom seen range of delicate colours, as outside the kg cities. ! well as the more serviceable DIRECT-TO-US-FROM-JAPAN TUSSORE SILKS*—IW shades for everyday wear. ,... hardest wear 1/6 1/8 1/11 2/- 2/3 2/6 2/8 We are enthusiastic about 2/11 3/3 3/6 3/11 4/3 4/6 4/11 this magnificent display of /////// Silk goods, as seldom, outside SHANTUNGS in Black, Navy, Saxe, Mole, Brown, and the big cities, has such a Grey. As witness the following:— sports coats, and costumes. l PLAIN JAP. SJLKS— Absolutely pure throughout. Most Silks have always been popupopular for general wear, in Gream, Ivory, and Colours lar, and this year have soared ? ' '■ • nl P^es wide-... 1/- 1/2 1/6 1/11 per yard higher than ever in popular 36 inches...wide ... 2/11 3/4 3/11 4/6 5/11 per yard favour. . . Summer weather PRINTED JAP. SlLKS— White and coloured grounds always calls for light, cool .!■■■; printed in small Pompadour patterns. Very effec- dress fabrics, and here silk tive. Offered at most modest prices. , stands alone. . . It wears STRIPED JAP. and STRIPED TAFFETTA CHIFFON, better than cotton, and looks 40 inches wide, in a very charming- range of colours. S^wMiJtofSfk'lmSti BLACK and COLOURED DRESS SILKS in extra widths {ft* weaker a sSperCTs■in all the new eftects, at specially low prices. tinctive appearance uhatFANCY SILKS in exclusive Stripe, Floral, and Brocade taihed with any other fabric. effects. OUR DISPLAY OF SILKS IS TOO GOOD TO PASS OVER. — CALL TO-DAY. CROCKERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. ( REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS DON'T There's going to be many sad LET and anxious _ hsarts Ms CHRISTMAS iNE NBW YEAR CAEDS ._ A \Atno Christmas and Year ...... •■■■.■■■ WAX . . „ x ' very artistic assortment conveym« i most approseason, when a kindly greet- •.'■.- nn .. IA . . ... 7 . priate greetings. CRUSH ing from you wili let in a ° h THE '*ay of light and cheer things FANCY STATIONERY, comprising- daintily- - up a bit. That's a small tinted writing pads of every description, boxes of SENTI- duty, costing but little and ' "choice Notepaper : and- Envelopes, etc. < i MENT ''llSliA-^mm CHILDREN'S BOOKS, brim Ml of instrucOF do that little duty, and do it .: «o ? .ralUoking-fun 4nd grot interest for the . . . '•- sniaii iolk. : well. Already stocks are AmHd arriving, and the list herein PEGGY BAGS AND PURSES in the newest oc gives some indication Of styles—no more acceptable gifts can be made BE . . „' . . »»#» at Xmas to your lady friends. Always useful, what we are Offering.' We ;•_ received wi+h pleasure. GLAD have, also, a big assortment " ,_ IC of Toys, just to Hand, and FANCY DESIGNS in POKER WORK on. . . ■ during December will make a FATHER-Quaint, artistic oml splendid for YOUR Special Children^ Toyland P? ewation r DUTY. DisplayV ! N.Z, Farmers' Co-op, Association, Ltd. WEST STREET. ASHEtURTON.

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