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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21807, 12 June 1936, Page 7

9*lUcH** •/ iff ike mosf hriUUuti. *SUk HUT <4 M S 9&mml r* % 1 I ~*jJU Remember . that for this month of June MISS WILLCOX D.I.C. DRESSMAKER is giving CONCESSION PRICES bn Dressmaking Charges This, in order that she may keep her workrooms fully staffed throughout the winter. Come and select your Silks from this lovely range, and make an immediate appointment with Miss Willcox. She’ll give you .... 15% REDUCTION AN AMAZINGLY FINE PURCHASE —the finest we have ever had the good fortune to offer you —all brand new fabrics. CELLOPHANE NOPPE AND CLOQUE CELLOPHANE Two brand new fabrics in crisp Crepey weaves, glistening discreetly with Cellophane threads. Glorious new shades of Castilian Red, Rust, Pink, Turquoise, Daffodil, Ivory, Black, Navy, Jaffa Brown, Blue —Usually Priced at 9/11 yard TO-DAY’S PRICE yard 3/11 Rokau Crepe •ushproof Marocaine smooth surfaced, heavy-weight Crepe, good Afternoon Frocks and Ensembles. Shades Bottle, Mulberry, Dusty Pink, Beige, Navy—mlly Priced at 4/11 yard 2/6 A heavy, spongy textured Silk, matt on one side and shiny on the other, marvellous for Hostess Gowns or Afternoon Frocks. In Black, Navy and Toffee Brown— A Usually Priced at 8/11 yard TO-DAY’S PRICE, yard X X Satin Givre TO-DAY'S PRICE, yard A very smooth, soft fabric, glowing Satin on one side and a Crepey surface on the back. Shades of Bottle, Black, Brown* Navy—Usually Priced at 8/11 >1 /I 1 TO-DAY’S PRICE, yard *±l X X talasse Duo eversible fabric, patterned in very tiny, rentional checks. Shades of Navy, Black, an Rust and Sea Green, each combined with y—Usually Priced at 9/11 TO-DAY’S PRICE, yard Quadrille Cellophane 3/11 A roughly woven Crepe, with the texture of fine woollen; checked with squares of shiny Cellophane. Brown, Black and Navy— Usually Priced at 12/6 C / 1 1 TO-DAY’S PRICE, yard / Reserve Your Theatre Seats at D.I.C. Theatre Box Office ... Christchurch