Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28541, 21 March 1958, Page 9

FINE FABRICS MAKE FINE FASHIONS Sew, Save and be wR Smart with these >yJ Fabulous Fabrics mSv 54ia CLAN TARTANS. Woven In Seot--X. land from 100 7. pure wool. Eighfaen difa. ferent tartant to choose from. .JBM A!' 39/6 * /WiMMrlWlWMrfcr S<i"R*MMA SUITING. A wool and fibro mixture a novelty weave featuring varicoloured fleckt on grey grounds. 23/6 * ■■■■mMnK l 54in ALL WOOL VELOURS. In a wonderarray a " latest shades. This cloth is ideal for adults and children's coats and duffel 31/6 «* BSSBIL B Mi " WOOL 3 F,BRO FROCKING. A ■■ lovely soft draping fabric with fleck designs on the darker colour range. is/ii 54in BLAZER CLOTH. 80 7. wool mixture plain weave. A hard wearing fabric .child's blazers and track suits. Colour range includes, Black, Navy, Brown, Wine, Junior Navy, and Bottle Green. Wonder--13/6 * 54in FIBRO MELANGE AND WORSTED SUITING. Good heavy weight, will wear extra well. Shades of Wild Rice, Brown, Anthracite, Mid and Light Grey. r/V WMBM 12/11 * I y AUTUMN COATING. We are now show1 ing an extensive range of Autumn CoatA ings which feature boucles, knops, shadow Ml checks, basket weaves and pile fabrics. IKI AH 54 inches wide. 1 36!n NEEDLECORD VELVETEEN. A very ji fine corded velveteen in a colour range OV of twenty glorious shades, all the season's WL latest ONLY 7/U u OW W V > | giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitt l 11 CUTTIH6 SNUKE | ’ / = Have your material cot to the puttoio of S L = y® Hr choico by our export droetosaker. S V / SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIHHUIIIIr V ’HIOM 77-670. Ext. B < 9 THE BIG STORE IN CASHEL STREET. J I -11 A I' 1 .■y ' . L\ ! •' times have changed, but the quality of “HIGHLAND CREAM” WHISKY IIWLANDeRfyJi HAS NEVER VARIED I V/H IA KY B and is ever increasing I in popularity DISTRIBUTORS: FREDERICK CROSS & SONS LTD. CHCH. F.O. BOX 1535, CHRISTCHURCH. / TREFHONB 78-712