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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23915, 6 April 1943, Page 3

You will see this becoming Model and many other smart styles at Beaths Millinery Showrooms. SHiei ' r % JSf m mu (As Illustrated} —A Smart MODEL in Moss Green Fur Felt, trimmed with Mustard and Green pheasant feathers 69X6 THE “JUDEE” HAT. A younger style finished with bright pheasant feathers. All colours. (See window display) •• 29/6 “ HENRY HEATH.** An English Hat, exclusive to Beaths. Tailored style. Tan, Brown, Black, Navy, Grey, Blue, Wine •• mTRICORNE FILL BOX. Mustard Fur Felt, with tucked side band. Two felt bows finish the swing band NO COUPONS REQUIRED FOB MILLINERY LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER HANDBAGS, in Red, Navy, Black and Green 217make NATIONAL SAVINGS YOUR NEST EGG HR & Every man feels the need of smartMERCERY. *• 7T\ -make a note of these accessories 1~ THE Men’s Neglige SHIRTS. Point-setter spot welded collars. No starching required. New striped print fabric. Cut and tailored for fit and style— PMCEB 14/6 "“15/6Men’s Point-setter Neglige SHIRTS. 2 spot welded collars to match in new woven striped, shirting. Blue Grey tonings—pbices 32/3 -a 33/3 Men’s West End TIES in new shades and colouring for sports or. dress wear. Exceptionally smart designs. To pee is to buy—prices 2/6 10 9/6 Men’s Fancy SOCKS. A large variety to choose from in Blue, Grey, Fawn or Navy tonings. Smartness personified—prices 2/n to 5/6 . . . and, of course, JOCKEY UNDERWEAR XUe Uig> Stficc id CasUet Sicui" IN HEAVY INTERLOCK Long Pants and Shirts with short' sleeves, PRICES 8/-, 8/6. 9/S Athletic Shirts and Midways— PRICES 5/11, 6/9, 7/1 IN DUALUX PURE WOOL Shirts with short sleeves and Long Pants. PRICES 18/-, 19/-, 21/Athletic Shirts and Midways— PRICES 13)3, 13/9, 15/» IN WOOL AND COTTON, FINE RIB Shirts with short sleeves and Long Pants. PRICES 9/6, 10/3, 11/1 IN PURE WOOL, RIBBED WORSTED Shirts with short sleeves and Long Pants. PRICES 14/6, 15/6, 16/9

LOST, Cnr. Winchester and Canterbury streets, Saturday night, Air' Force Blue KnltOngjßewardj^MVWnchesfers^ Technical College Classes.— The number of servicewomen from the armed forces attending classes at the Christchurch Technical College was 105, stated the principal, Dr. D. E. Hansen, at the monthly meeting of the College Board of Governors. The classes attended covered a variety of subjects, he added, .