'J4 P anty Woven Silk Bengaline in Black/White, fashions the one-piece TAILORED PRO CK, illustrated at right, the dainty tucked blouse effect: being in White Crepe de Chine. Inserted banding with box-pleated front gives character to the skirt which is finished with button trimming', in harmony with the coatee—llgns k to At left is illustrated a Crepe de Chine ONEPIECE FROCK, in Saxc Blue, with contrasting Pies h-P ink Bodice, trimmed hem-stitching and crystal buttons. A pleated, frilling introduces a new version of the Bolero and unusual finish to the skirt, another attractive detail being the moulded cross-over hip voke, .. •• lOgns Fashion's Choice for Outdoor Wear Ah'effective GOWN for Matrons' Wear is in Myrtle Green pin spot Maroeain, with slightly pouched bodice line, and inset Vestee of White Georgette. The deep hip yoke terminates in a box-pleaf;ed skirt and dog-ear ends of Georgette form smart cuff trimmings—Price . . .. £6/16/6 Gossamer Tweed in Brown and White Fleck is used for a smartly TAILORED FROCK, with high waist line, low hip basque and slightly flared skirt. A cream Georgette Vestee with pleated collar gives a pleasing finish to the neck line— Price .. .. .»• • % lOgns
'.lt is cupv t.o rid your childrevi_ ci worms. Give them Wade's Worm Figs. A raost pleasant and effective remedy—3
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 5
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210Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 5
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