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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 283, 30 November 1933, Page 22

Purchased on Exceedingly -jr~ FTT\ As is our custom when Fa vourable Terms ~f|s£r We urge efery woman who means to buy a coat this summer make her selection now. In these fashions, we are able to present a pricing a little better than you would expect for new styles. 111 OUR NEW TEAROOMS the choice served, THEY ARE IN CELTAGEL, PED ALINE and PEDAL STRAWS, with ' jjg / jHG9 beautiful wide and medium brims, that will apeal to the young and older matron HH / !j alike. New adaptations of the folded and plain crowns strike a new note. Two-tone / f effects are decidedly new in this type of millinery, and there are styles for the maid, IHH I young lady and the matron. In shades of black, navy, brown, green, petal pink, /jr blues, gold and wine Price: IM I | (As Illus.) THIS ASSAM COAT gives a new conception of values. The quality is jI * £% of the best. You will find them all high quality coats, featuring the smart, scarf Rg / I i| 1 BHwl collar, two-button fastenings, finished belt and buckle. Sizes S.S.W., Ami / B® It 11 u m99HB s.w., w., w.x .. 4)/7 nil -I fBH FIRST PRIZE IN VAUnEI. f they are in good quality silks, Ov * j lil 'V/fc .v 'j fy \ f~\\- 1 I f~\ <Sy which toe arc prepared to guar§f? ?iil2 £ : r/nVn i t\J M Wll IBa. 1 Wj7 #11 ViySk «»*<«• ?/ « r P" ' I 1\« ]| \ V> 5 \ sufficiently iddc to ensure !&. i ) I \V //JA Suggestion—TV# on Two or Three! L ILLUSTRATIONS PRESENT TWO OF THE BEST STYLES. 1- V (Left) —This Coat is in Courtauld's heavy quality Silk Faille, made graceful with a becoming collar, falling in soft lines. The If \i n(fr sleeves and body have the latest treatments. In black, i M navy, brown. S.S.W. to X.O.S A ™j| |H (Far left) —This Coat is in heavy quality Georgette, considered by \V \ H those who have already seen it to be particularly attractive. Featur||Skp Ai \\ |l 'V/, I IBH >ng the Raglan cape, falling softly over the sleeve, which, in turn, is ®flg; \ « |HH trimmed to match shoulder. Black, navy, grey. S.S.W. 69/6 I jW j I WAN CBAOS lo WSJ I I I BHn fcf % !■ Figure above holds New Style HANDBAG, grained Morocco leather, complete immmm ll| ~J i IH with inside purse and mirror. Quaint chromium fastener. White only—ll/6. 11l pll™"t Tf *< * I W® The GLOVES w.orn here are English Doeskin, saddle stitched. White self f I*l iiff' I /* fl V- \\ white stitchcd with black. Reliable in washing 9/11 pair. Mm \mmmi \\ gloves / / If |A 7 s s : I \ The left figure holds a Washable Morocco HANDBAG, underarm shape, com- / .f-' f/ iVs'' s ' / ? if"> L A plete with inside purse and mirror. Zip fastener, in white 16/6. J m J V*!' J KV I \ The GLOVES Worn are White Suede, with deep fringed gauntlets, strap and C_ \ • ' Near left figure holds Extremely Smart Shape HANDBAG, made from washable /|v |V~| Morocco, in the new grain effect. Trimmed punch work, thumb strap—l 6/6 j( The GLOVES are English Cape Skins, washable, elastic at wrist. The colours / / \ \ are: White/beige, black/white, navy/grey, Havana/fawn —14/6 pair. COATS IN COURTAULD'S ASSAM—Space alone dIPI IHBfc GBftk JB| H| jSSBI prevents us from illustrating one of the most attrac- ■Vh flBLn ' BH BH tive coat ranges, in particularly becoming, semi- MJP .BH |Bj| tfflai Sfl . A swagger styles. These embody the very latest ideas, H Hv Wnflw and the workmanship is perfect. Don't put it off, u s^ m s r s c w! ;o° w x. a o n lrA u t re 63/- KfIRfInCQHQPC RQQB> | NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING NEWSPAPER _ r — —~~r Woman in other roles I will continue to mystify | man, but as a buyer of I . advertised goods her I opinions and habits are an I open book in Auckland. | The "Auckland Star" is | her buying guide and 3 I directory. This is why 1 many of the financially | most successful stores con- 1 fine their announcements I to the "STAR." They get 1 results. I 31ff AitrklattJi S'tar ] — . 1 I NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING NEWSPAPER