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This Season—lts Smart ailored Ensembles; Suits: Coat Frocks OF SPECIAL INTEREST ! ELIZABETH ARDEN TREATMENTS A SPECIAL COURSE OF SIX HALF-HOUR TREATMENTS By MRS ELIZABETH MANNERS For £3/3/- * The smartest women at the races will be You cant get awav from the sound of it—it’s in the air Ensenibles: Suits : Coat Frocks. To be tailored is considered the smartest thing. The styles are so varied that we piesent them at the opening of our Fashion Show to-da>. Sizes foi the petite-figure to the larger sizes. The colours, too, are exciting, and trimmings novel. m a . .'W ills OSS ir-N r 111 JTFi* 1111111 i.r ™t!i -■ i m ■KT samil .-■ i,i■ i. ■ , vT nMwl!; - . -i* 1 ' Am NEW MILLINERY NOW SHOWING Rough Navy Straw Model mounted with White wings, small brim with soft droop; shallow crown finished with ribbon at O back ENSEMBLES— A WOOL FINNESSA ENSEMBLE in Wing Grey shsdG. Tlig Frock, liss close fitting neckline; finished with three- C)GNS quarter Box Coat. W. size .. Very smart ENSEMBLE in the new Aurora shade. Bodice of frock fashioned with folds and pin tucks. Full length Coat. 1 GNS Well tailored, in W. size A NAVY WOOL CREPE ENSEMBLE showing three-quarter Coat. The Frock is smartly trimmed with quilted embroidery to match. W.X. fitting ..... ■■ J3IGNS SUITS—TAILORED SEMI-FITTING COSTUME in flecked Herringbone All-Wool Tweed. Roll collar and slant pockets; one-button fastening. Skirt with walking pleats. Powder Blue shade. W. size .. .. COSTUME IN ANGORLAINE. The collarless Coat has a front yoke outlined with rows of stitching. The all-round belt is set in across back and fastens with a matching buckle. Skirt with rows of stitching at front and back. Colour, £ 7/19/6 FOR PETITE FIGURESFor petite figure is this arresting simple style of JACKET DRESS, modelled in Fuchsia Rose in fine Crepe Woollen Duvetta. Outlining the neck, waist and sleeves of the Frock are symetrically placed rows of raised pipings, which also emphasise the lines of the slim-fitting Jacket For the Spring a COAT of Black Broadcloth, comprising high shoulders with the new action free sleeve; deep hip yoke pockets and bodice tightly buttoned to the neck, finishing with a tiny White turn-down collar. Modelled in an S.S.W. QGNS fitting Flattering in its soft shade of Primula is the ENSEMBLE of light-weight Wool with Its dress and full length coat fitting at the waist and having a slightly flared skirt, which opens to reveal the frock with- its front fullness of drawn-in pleats. An arresting feature is the new “relief” applique, which forms the basis of trimming for the coat and dress —in an S.S.W, fitting .. ■£QJ.GNS JSS'

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