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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23130, 20 September 1940, Page 6

Eighty Years in Business The Public’s Verd.oi-A Fine Store Full of New Merchandise Swagger Felts There is something very smart about these Swagger Fells —a something you will find irresistible—the subtle Pastel colourings of the Felts and Scarf or Ribbon trimmings. They are young—they are daring—they are gay. See them —you will find they represent the last thing in smartness. SELLING—in the DEPARTMENT LADIES’ LOCKNIT PYJAMAS and NIGHTIES 6 / ll In all the new Pastel shades. Daintily trimmed with Lace. 15'11 iigs m > m mm & 2/6 BUNGALOW CLOTHS Size 36in x 36in In bright garden designs. In Lemon, Orange and Blue colourings . • • • -„ * t V SUMMER BREEZE PRINTS—--100 per cent, guaranteed. n/'J 36in wide .. ' IN FEATHER WEIGHT & SUMMER WEIGHT Suits & Coats JACKET SUIT.’ In Brown Fancy Hopsack, fastening high to neckline with tiny buttons and loops. New inverted breast pockets smartly stitched. Skirt has inverted CGNS walking pleats .. • • *-* , JACKET SUIT in Saxe Blue Angoralaine. Wide lapels finishing with high four-button fastening. Fancy hip ’ pockets. Skirt well tailored with walking pleat .. «■»*'/ A- s t TAILORED SUIT in Airforce Blue with Grey pencil stripe. Well cut revers and finished link fastening. Plainly tailored skirt with inverted pleats .. .. £7/19/6 EDGE-TO-EDGE COAT in figured Mastic Flannel. Collarless style with large patch pockets OQ/Z and fancy welts. S.W. ' EDGE-TO-EDGE COAT in Henna Knop Moss Crepe, lined with Grey Silk. Collarless style with tie belt. Stitched pleats from <£1 GNS waistline .. • • • • •' EDGE-TO-EDGE COAT in new Blue Summer Velour. Collarless style with stitchings at neckline. Fancy patch pockets and lined with Grey Silk. Sleeves into narrow cuffs .. • • HEATH’S CASH C.O.P. AND MORSE CHEQUES • LEADER COUNTERSTRIFE BEMBERG SILK 1/6 30in Wide • For Frocks. • For Blouses. • For Sports Wear. • For Pyjamas. -A’U- ..V’ifir* ISLAND SHOPPING BASKETS In a great variety of shapes and sizes, Plain and fancy designs— SELLING FROM J /II LADIES’ FELT and LEATHER SLIPPERS, leather sole and heel. In Saxe, Red, Green, Navy, Brown and A 1 Black *X/ X X mm mm THE WEE-EST WARDROBE IN THE WORLD So very tiny—so dainty, as baby things should be. Babies need so many things, and Death’s staff is specially trained to advise mothers as to the number and kinds of garments required. And the prices, too, like the garments, are tiny. THE NECESSARY OUTFIT The choosing of the first outfit need not _be arduous, for at Beath’s new babies are an old story. We are here to help you— COMPLETE OUTFIT ) l dg arauoub, 90/MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION—BOX 270, 6.P.0., CHRISTCHURCH.

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