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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18550, 27 November 1925, Page 11

Smart Styles in Good Quality Fabrics, Everyone thoroughly wellmade and finished. —Seaside Frocks — Holiday Frocks —Frocks for Tennis Discount oflfin the £ CHECK GINGHAM FROCKS, in all shades; low waist. belts, round necks, half sleeves O.S. 9/11 COTTON DELAINE FROCKS, dark -rounds, iam-y designs, white crepe collars, low waists, belts COTTON FUJI FROCKS, cream grounds, smart stripes, cream silk collars with ribbon ties, low waists .. on //» LINEN FROCKS, plain shades of almond, mauve, sax trimmed contrast colour and buttons, collars > and half sleeves .. .. .. .. , DAINTY COTTON GEORGETTE FROCKS, plain ' and with self stripes; grey, saxe, biscuit, ■ mauve ■ HEAVY QUALITY FUJI SILK FROCKS, smart stripes on cream grounds, collars and cuffs, plain cream Q i'tiji silk .. .. .. ~ 0 MATRONS' COTTON FOULARD FROCKS, navy and white and black and white, roll collars and long o|* / sleeves— FßOM .. Lol' mm FLORAL VOILE FROCKS, dainty designs, white voile collars, edged Val. lace; three-quarter sleeves* .. f* I Graham, Wilson & Smellie § THE HOUSE FOR VALUE ■mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwi

"WHITE" FAMOUS FOR SERVICE CAPACITY.The most eonrincing words ne»er yet alone made a reputation, b«tt repelled proof of the phenomenal capacity possessed by "White" trucks for stand m 5 up to the ork for a Tery long term has established a uni<ruo reputation for these great trucks. "White" is famous wherever men operate road haulage for profit. It earns money steadily, reliably, consistently under any conditions, and neyer goes back on its job. We want to tell yon some of the features of the "White" —write for FREK booklet and specification to Newton King, Ltd., New Plymouth. Amuri Motors, Ltd., Christchurch. "Cross-word pattern over-alls" was the trade description of certain clothing which was in dispute in a commercial case at Manchester County Court. According to an expert, Edinburgh is perhaps the best-dressed town in the Cnited Kingdom, followed by the industrial cities of the North of England.