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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22594, 27 December 1938, Page 2

* FLATTERING and YOUTHFUL LARGE SIZES at CELIA'S This Week A Special Selection of Garments of all types, for the Large and Outsize Figure. PLAIN AFTERNOON DRESSES 4 Gns to 6i Gns PRINTED DRESSES AND ENSEMBLES .. 5 Gns to 6J Gns A few Ankle Length DINNER DRESSES at greatly lowered prices. Several WOOL CREPE COATS at 3 Gns to 6 Gns I p »• ’Phone 35-085. Clever cutting, good materials, small figured patterns—all so necessary for the larger figure, are shown in these imported garments. Whitcomhe & Tombs’ Bldgs., CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH.

INSIST ON THE GENUINE A » Holder of Royal Warrant for three successive reigns. Universally recognised as the safest dislnfectant for every household. Firmly refuse ■H imitations.

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Seasons / Greetings to all our Friends and Customers Dixon’s sincerely wish you continued Prosperity, Happiness and Success. It has been our endeavour In the past to supply the very best quality meat with service and value. Our huge clientele may rest assured that our efforts will be continued In 1939. DIXON BROS. ."The City’s Best Butchers.” 103 Cashel Street, and at Seavtaw Bead, New Brighton.

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