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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19986, 22 July 1930, Page 6

Fashions are the reßections of habits and social relations in everything which pertains to charm and cultural life. CHOSEN ABROAD Every Season-tMs Season! World travellers who have shopped in the Rue de la Paix, Bond Street, and Fifth Avenue, say that here in Christchurch there are, at Beath-s, Frocks, Millinery and Dress Accessories as authoritative in style as any seen at those self-same style centres. • . * In our Salons, the legitimate announcement of the Nete Mode—that fashion revelation awaited complacently by the keener stylists in all stations of life—the Vogue of London —of New York—of Paris—the Vogue for the World —in Christchurch is shown hy Beath s. Fashion's Newer Trend -with jumper effects. -with stitched belts. -with companionate jacket. -with flattering flares. -with longer hemlines. —with yoked hiplines. —with angular tucking. —with jabot treatments. —with two-tone binds. —with buttons correctly placed." Millinery—Fashion's authentically smart big-brimmed hats! The Season's delightful new smart and summer lightweight felts, featuring latest trimmings—the leading shades for choice —exquisite models from Descot, Renis,, Marie Alphonisc, and others. Beau-is All Cars at Huge Reductions—Some Half Price! pOA STUDEBAKER Tourer. Been checked over by our mechanics. Recommended as great value. Tyres quite good. POA HUPMOBILE. Touring car. XrJU Excellent buy for young man with limited cash. 09C Wp £SO. STUDEBAKER. XuD Been thoroughly looked over. A good comfortable car and light on upkeep. jp{-A Was £IOO. OLDSMOBILE. A JU>U smart full-sized car, finished green. Has good tyres, 5 wire wheels. £l7/111/ Was FORD XI ■/ IU/ " Roadster. Has Colonial body, finished red, and good tyres. A very cheap car to run. one Was £SO. DORT Tourer. Has ZrttD good hood and tyres, good engine, comfortable upholstery. Very sound spec. POC PANHARD. Delivery van. A Zr«l3 chance for a storekeeper to get a really good van at a big saving. Has good tyres and been well looked after, pi AA STUDEBAKER Special Six ZrIUU Van. Will stand any amount of hard work. Has been thoroughly tested and will give reliable service. O»7C Was £l5O. JEWETT. Smart ZiO Touring car. Has E.L. and S.S., and good set of tyres. Would take motor-cycle outfit as part payment. Easy terms for the balance. Make us an offer for this GRAY Tourer. ' One of the cheapest to run cars on the road. Has good tyres, E.L. and S.S., and sound body work. Will accept motorcycle as part payment. •PCA CHEVROLET. A good light JLOU car, very comfortable, with plenty of speed and low upkeep. A great chance for a keen buyer. We would take a deposit and arrange terms to suit Another Pig Otter ADAMS LTD. 43 USED C A All heavily "marked down in price for urgent clearance. Adams LI . ■ ■■ •* . • . ,* 154 HIGH STREET Mid 219 TUAM " WHERE THE USED CAM SAReAtN£ £IOO set of tyres. £125 HUMBER. A neat little English fo car. Well upholstered and shod with&'j HUPMOBILE. A really good car. Has and S.S., body work in good order. or C DEPOSITi FIAT Roadster. A great car, very smartly finished newshade of and runs well. Has good tyres, good hood, and engine. Balance by terms. jp I| A GARDNER Tourer. Nicely finished in wllv fawn shade, has good tyres, E.L. and good upholstery. Selling at a big reduction the previous price. DEPOSIT. HUDSON Coach. Comfort* Wv full-size car. Ideal for family man who ws»«k, something good. Has E.L. and S.S., good tyres, upholstery. Balance by easy instalments.

LAITZO. THE BREAK UP OF-- s Howevpf niucb or in China affects yon«t ~ regret for a broken or favourite cup will*/** "Laitzo. the co!d-water> house It »• th ®t ' KiV permanent comeni H £ for sticking ifke rics, tiles, and U» lUe Small tins Is keepers, and Briscoe «*<?- Cashel street. _ ■, =

AH returned soldiers should vote for Mr Trillo, the Independent Candidate, on July 23rd, as he is a "Digger" with plenty of "pep." who started his business career with the aid of the returned soldiers' Gratuity and Re. patriation Loan, and is now the proprietor of the Gold Band Taxis. He has made a success of his own business and will do the same as a Councillor if elected. —2