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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23477, 4 November 1941, Page 5

mm s / ' { \^,l ill ** / .f; ' ■V 7 if Perhaps there is some small detail in which your race outfit is lacking . . . is it a collar, a scarf, blousette, handbag. . . ? Whatever finishing touches you find necessary the Farmers’ have an extensive range for your selection. Illustrated—t Silk SCARVES in Florals and Checks in colourings of Navy, Black, Brown, Green and Cyclamen .. .. PRICES 4/11 to 14/0 Ladies’ Striped SCARVES in all shades .. >. PRICE 2/6 Illustrated— Ladies’ COLLARS in Beige and White with faggoting and lacetrimming .. .. .. .. .. PRICES 3/9 to 9/11 setGeorgette BLOUSETTES in Beige or White with faggoting and lace trimming .. PRICES 12/6 to 17/6 Illustrated— W Ladies’ HANDKERCHIEFS in spots and check designs— PRICES 8d to 1/11 ; Floral Silk HANDKERCHIEFS .. .. PRICES 2/9 and 3/3 . Floral Georgette HANDKERCHIEFS ~ .. PRICE 3/1 , "Georgette HANDKERCHIEFS in pastel shades with laceedge—/’ • PRICE 1/11. . .. • Ladies’ White Linen HANDKERCHIEFS with lace edge— • • 5 PRICE 3/11 r Illustrated — ' , Chrome Leather HANDBAG. Self, toning strips of Calf, skin; clasp, .* ; top handle, Ak Silk lining, : with double inner and mirror^.' SBlack, Brd\^i /and Navy ’s, ' «.•;PEKJB. IllustrafeJ— !i Best quality Morocco handled style HANDBAG. Clip top; sunray/ ; . j v . design; Art. Silk' lining, fitted with double inner minftr-andvi; purse. Black and Navy ' . . . . . .. .. PRICE , , Best quality Calf Skin HANDBAG. Novelty Brass frame;*thumbs ‘ r strap at back; Moire Silk lining fitted with double inner.p^ei-\. v , and mirroiv Black and Brown .. .. PRICE-77/6 v ... . ■ ■ , ■ Ladies’ Oilsilk UMBRELLAS in Red, Gold and Greener-. ' . ' PRiqE. ( 29^,;!, Ladies’ Art. Silk UMBRELLAS with- smart border in shades Dark Marone, Navy, Green, Brown and,'. Black, PRICE 27/6 * •vjv Illustrated— . ’ ..... 7 r ; ? Chubby UMBRELLAS in^Shades' of Navy, Black, Browfi; Green- • and Red .. .. ~ ~ PRICES 9/ll<tolß/9’. ' In keeping with the service and satisfaction maintained ' * throughout our.st Ore, ottr;lea . Rooms on the flrst floor/will, not be found waning. Wo serve.a hot 2-course Mid r day . Dinner for 1/6 and delightful Refreshments from <fl.:' ■' CASHEL STREET ; • • CHRISTCHURCH ■ ' PRESENTATION AT MOUNT SOMERS ’ilot Officer K. P.T. Neill (AshburGorge), was the guest of honour a social evening held in the Medal Hall, Mount Somers. Music for icing was played by Mesdames L. jdrich and D. H. McLean, and Mr Chapman. Messrs G. W. Sandrey 1 E. Kood were joint masters of cerenies. Mr L. King, chairman of the diers’ Social Committee, in wishing )t Officer Neill good fortune, said t the guest was the thirty-third i from the district to join the armed :es since the outbreak of war (three Force, two Navy, and 28 Army). G. L. Hood made the district pretation of a wallet and monetary „ Mrs G. W. Sandrey also made a sentation. on behalf ,of the Mount tiers Women’s Institute, and Miss E. elham on b'ehalf of the Mount SomWomen’s Parcel Committee; / MADE IN A / MOMENT /Goes further Costs less per cup SUPREME IN QUALITY. FLAVOUR, VALUE Manufactured by W. GREGG & Co. Ltd. Pure Food Speclallm DUNEDIN. JKTHTfI. the quickestand best CLEAKER AMD I > i- ■ f „ rs Women who lake a pride in their cook* ing and the well-being of their family, use butter bb a basic ingredient. For butter adds flavour and richness to cooking and imparts valuable protein, vitamins and minerals that make food more nourishing, helps build strong bodies. For the ‘kind that Mother used to make’ always nse pure WHEY BUTTER. Not a table butter, but the idea) ingredient to step up the energy value and pnt the real seal of success on cakes, biscuits, puddings and other, cooking. BUY A POUND ON EVERY BAKING DAY! are y. -i •.///• 4 ■ t if ,rcs.