SPRING ATTRACTIONS At the threshold of a new season, a few words as to Strange's great emporium, and our methods of doing business, seem appropriate. Some 45 years ago this business made its very humble beginning—to-day it is the largest establishment of its kind in New Zealand, and still growing. Part of this growth, of course, is to be traced to the increase in. population, but by far the greater part is due to the sterling values we offer at all times. To offer only merchandise of high quality, to make the prices as low as possible, and in every way to give the public good service—these have ever been our aims— these are the foundations of our business. Now at the opening of this Spring Season, we invite you to look over our great stocks. In every department we offer you choice of the best goods the markets of the world afford. Space allows of the mention of only two departments, but all the others are equally attractive. CHARMING I STUNNING SPRING HATS. NEW GARMENTS ' A Finer showing of stunning new garments it would be hard to find South of the Line. Every All that is new and charmfng In Spring P 1 "" is COrrect in Style ' well " made ' and Millinery finds a place in our superb showing: beautiful. So many and so beautiful are the styles, so THE NEW COSTUMES claim first atdainty the shades and colourings, so pretty tention. They show a radical change from the the trimmings, that it is impossible to give ]on? coat o ( the pagt sea son. Now, Dame you any idea of the loveliness of these Hats Fashion has decreed short jackets, and the *in mere words. Visitors are very welcome, jaunty Etons and smart little pony coats are first and you owe it to yourself to come in next favourites. Striped tweed effects predominate, time you are in town. both light and dark shades finding favour. Such a visit will be an education in what THE TOP COATS are of tweeds, light in Iβ to be worn this season—will show you the weight for summer wear, in handsome styles, latest Paris end London modes. seven-eighths and full length. Specially dainty are the coats of striped, figured, and plain There are a number of shapes to be worn Sicilian. They are in light summery shades, this year—shapes to suit all tastes and all full length only. feces— but the "Dolly Varden" promises to . piwnoninrorn wr»eu evmre be most popular of all. The pretty mushroom . White EMBROIDERED WASH SKIRTS shapes find many admirers this season, as all °[ Ramle - f ° rm . a n ,o ?' desirable feature of our seasons. Trimmings include a wealth of showing. Ramie is hke very fine pique, but # it flowers and foliage, feathers, ribbons, and i!i in ? ers b L etter . than a , nv °Jner known fabric, velvets in many pretty shades. We have them in a number of styles. f . ■ . L . . , .. , THE SHIRT BLOUSE promises to be In large variety, careful selection and tremendously popular, and we are showing a ', absolute correctness of style, you have advant. rb eolation o f Washing Cambrics and ages at Strange , * not to be had in any other Zephyrs. The White Embroidered Lawn and Millinery Department m Chrtstchurch. It is Muslin Blouses are particularly choice, and Xo your interest to look over our showing be- those of silk and , ace seem dainti J er and ' tier fore deciding on your Spring Hat. t h an ever F W. STRANGE &C°L D
R SUMMER SPORTS. 'ou are probably figuring on selecting soon a new Cricket Ba*, or Tennw ; . let, or other goods for Summer Sports. Let us help you. We have just ' ed a splendidly complete stock, and can satisfy you in every way. You that any line we carry is a good line, and our prices are most moderate. CRICKET.—We are showing a very wide selection of Bats from the best English makers. Also Wickets, Gloves, Pads, Balls, Nets, and Scoring Books. ■Everything reliable. FOR TENNIS.—Our stock includes all of Slazenger's famous makes of Racquets, k including the popular " Wilding." A Racquet that met with great favour last year was the " Mass," the very finest French make. Also Balls, Nets, Racquet Presses, Waterproof Racquet Covers, and Court Markers. FOR CROQUET. —We have complete Croquet Sets, or can supply single articles. The Mallets are of boxwood, manuka, or a practically indestructible composist tion, "Exceiite." Balls are of boxwood or "Excelite." 1 ' For all other Sporting Goods, as well as above, it will pay you to come to us. took over our goods anyway—visitors are always welcome mm ° COLOMBO STREET.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12905, 10 September 1907, Page 5
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