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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 16018, 28 September 1917, Page 4

t Modish Collars' FOR ALL OCCASIONS Collars have becomc as necessary a part of woman's attire as of man's. The latest ideas are on view at "The Farmers," and should be inspected this week. Here are some very fashionable styles:— PRETTY EMBROIDERED MUSLIN OR LOVELY NINON and GEORGETTE "VOILE COLLARS COLLARS A smart finish to Costumes, Frocks j n ] a t es t aa( j most effective styles Prices—l/- 1/31/61/11 to 5/11 e»:h Prices—l/I 1 2/11 3/1 Ito 6/1 1 each NEW / \ DAINTY SAr-sbpe fete Iff fth ■ I » j /I Om \ In Crepe-de-Cnme, with hemIn Jap Silk, with hemstitch If j | \ stitch. Can be had in Ivory, Very popular this season f 111 Champagne, Pink, Blue and ( / \i | w other colours — . Pnce 31 1 V Price 5'6 Supply your Veiling Needs Now! We offer a Splendid Range of NEWEST VEILINGS in this Season's Favourite Shades. These are exceptional values. STYLISH EXCLUSIVE VEILINGS in Black, Navy, SMART-MADE VEILS, embroidered with Gold Purple, Nigger, Saxe, Bottle Green, etc. .• or Silver Thread Prices 10} d 1/3 1/6 1/11 to 2/11 yard | Priccs 3/11 4/11 5/11 . each "The Farmers" Christchurch 11 L Branches —Ashburton, Rangiora, Hawarden, Oxford, Akaroa, Darfield. ||| — =—mJ

A Noiseless Motor i in a Sumptuous Car In the Willys-Knight you have combined the world's motor masterpiece and the world's best equipment— tfaat leaves nothing to I "be desired^ The Knight Motor is just the same as that which engines well-known European cars—the .most costly in , the world. Just the- same silent sleeve-valve motor wliich actually improves with age. But the price of the "VVillys-Knight . ' is less than half that charged for other Knight-motored-cars. Production, standardisation, output, ; make it possible. Equipment is complete. This sump- . tuous 5-passenger car has every modern improvement from electric lighting and starting down to jack and kit of tools. S V: * Inspectiion will establish this.silent . •' beauty in your estimation. Call for a spin with our Mr.,H. Truscott or Mr. L.' Checkley. Illustrated catalogues are free to any address. 5 N.Z. Fanners Co-op. Assn. Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH FIRST IMPRESSIONS IN PRINTING . . The* Printed Circular depends upon first impressions . for its success. . . Its place on the desk or in the waste-paper basket is determined by its attractiveness. ATTRACTIVE PRINTING costs no more than ordinary printing. The ability to add the attractive touch depends upon the man handling the job. For Attractive Printing ' I ' —Telephone the—- —t and Traveller " PRESS" Printer, 2668 °° y °°