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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 207, 30 August 1916, Page 10

1 Best Time for Choosing wntefor the New Frock Sample Sets _ * -.ii or of the • NewMater,als Costume Materials. To those who cannot shop .4 in person, our specially pre* g pared sample sets of the I To choose the material for the new frock or costume -~,.,-;-■- m.mm*_mmA S- *_.■ 1 right at the commencement of the season is always a wise*" materials mentioned .nth,. mut^t we » veß announcement, or any other « colourings in all their freshness and variety, dress or blousings that we The Qf many hipmentg of maierials during tte stock, will be sent post tree past few weeks enables us to offer a width of choice that will * upon request* be appreciated by the. most fastidious—every new weave:ii' w . . ... th included, every fashionable colour is represented, whilst the wny not write tor mem qualities are of that dependable kind associated with M.;. to-day. and C.'s goods—always. i _^»____«___-__^_____b____. me To=day we mention a few materials that will be I very :■:■■ ■ II popular for Frocks, Costumes, and separate Skirts. I For garments where good service as -well as smartness, is demanded,* sncV! I materials as COSTUME SERGE, GABARDINE, ARMURE, AND TWEED;.; fi SUITINGS are fabrics of the moment.. . -'.'. 'ZlsSJjm I A SPECIAL COSTUME SERGE is showing in a splendid. range of *>' I colourings, that are absolutely fast dye. It is a pur* wool serge, with" »; •' I beautiful finish, and the weight is jusfc right. . j _ _I I Colours —?urple, Gendarme Blue, Mole, Light Navy, Golden. Brown V Light Saxe, Bottle Green, Champagne, Nigger, Violet, Mid Brown. Width/" 52 inches. Price, 7/11. v .v GABARDINES are without doubt one of the leading materials this|* j season, and the special quality we are submitting at 9/11 per yard is alnwdyin great demand. It is an excellent weight for either costumes or separate . skirts. The width is 54 inches, and. the colourings include Royal, BroinL- ' Mid Grey, Fawn, Light Grey, Drab, and.Mole. Another excellent quality Gabardine at 7/11 per yard is showing; fa'X. eight fashionable shades. ARMURE—A soft-finish all-wool material, with a crepe finish; It ie light i>", in weight, gives excellent wear, yet very moderately priced. - .'.:.'; Colours —Grey, Brown, Navy, Fawn, Mole, and Sase. Width, 44 iaclua. Price, 5/11. -— - - I TWEED SUITINGS, for smart and useful travelling costumes, are'«howa-C, in Plain Greys, Diagonal, small Checks, and pinhead effects. 54 inches wide. 7/11 yard. ■ ■•-__ ; <. For the smart and dressy frock there is an almost unrestricted choice, among the most favoured being SILK EOLIENNE. This is nice weight 0T material, with a bright finish,'and one that is admirably adapted to both j Spring and Summer frocks. --.-•. % . •». -___ The colourings include Amethyst, Marine Blue, Nigger, Light Navy, '■ Silver, Lead, Mole, Dark Navy; Reseda, Golden Brown, Vieux Rose/ Purple, ■*•'•' ■ Olive, Mid Grey, Dark Saxe and Mid Brown. • Tlie width is 42 inches. Price, 6/11. Another quality in selected co.ouring. at 7/6 yard. '■■ ;'•';,. SILK. AND WOOL TAFFETA is another material that will be much in demand. Its weight, finish, and the delightful shades it is obtainable in makes it especially desirable. A few of the shades—Silver, Champagne,, Cyclamen, Jvigger, Lead, Biscuit, Mole, Purple. Width, 42 inches. Price, \" . e/ii. . ~--' CREiPE DE SolE.—For those who prefer a material of a little heavier .- weight, this fabric will at once appeal. It has a woven corded texture, that is adaptable to' either a smart frock or a nice light-weight costume. ' . ? . Its bright fi*i_h ensures a good rich appearance. Colour-—Gold,' Brown, • Sazc, Navy, Nigger, Mid Grey, Dark Navy. Width, 42' inches.' ■v In two qualities, 6/11, 7/6. MILNE & CHOYCE, Ltd! Queen Street. /|3®[ . >y '*Many Happy Returns I " '" ot tne Ua3T M , w .■ v •,. j . r m ***_ '' l° w - s Pi r ' t e d —irritable—notquite. (Is \^__>7/ {I C—f yourself—disinclined to exertion i »' X. 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