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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 278, 5 September 1936, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. CARDIGANS and JUMPERS —SUITABLE FOII EARLY SPRING WEAR Lainty “Jaeger" Jumpers, weaves in the new Boucle wool fancy Short wuw «yi» r , r long sleeves, round, necks or tailored mrn-uown collars. Bud pink, Bavarian ilue, Poker Ked. f rom 29/6 to 40/6. • Lacey or fine-ribbed - Hipband Cardigans with inset pockets. Jaegei make in Boucle or ,Plain Wools. Lotus bud,, puff blue, lemon, apple green. From 23/6 tb 35/6. A varied selection of summer-weight pure wool Jumpers, finished contrasting colours at neck and waist; short or long sleeves. Apricot, scarlet, blossom pink, lemon, beige, brown, pastel green. From 17/6. Hipband Cardigans, in woven, ribbed design. Welted cuffs and waistline, inverted pockets. Red, beige, blue, white, S.W., W., 21/-. Woollen Cardigans, with belt, plain strapping, ribbed cuffs and pockets. Bottle green, black, beige, wine, red, nav.y/white. S. VY., W., 0.5., 25/6. Well cut “Pormahead” Overalls with long sleeves. Straight buttoned front or cross-over style. White, pink, rose red, greon, blue, navy, mauve. 10/6. '• Well cut Fancy Tweed Skirts, two side-pleats and pocket. Green, fawn, grey. 21/-. Rubberised Rain Cape with neat tumed-down collar. Full length. Fawn, white, emerald, gold, red. 29/6. Tailored all-wool Flannel Slacks. Marino, scarlet, bottle green, navy. 21/-. Also light grey. 18/6. Tweed Swagger Coats, lined throughout. High, stand, or Eton collar. Fawn/ nigger, 69/6, 89/6, 5 guineas.

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