LABOUR WEEKEND the time for casual comfortable \ clothes. \ ¥ ~~ - w/jB II I !.■ \ ff l I // Top: ff f I?' Cool cotton top for fun in th* sun. Sleeve- jf if less with bound armholes and neckline. Wide band at waist trimmed with three f tiny buttons. Cool and comfortable. ErJ Sizes 32. 34, 36 bust. 35/6 rf Contrasting shorts with tailored waistline r and sewn ereeses. Dark muted tones. Sizes 24 to 28 waist. 24/4 YOUNG FASHIONS DIFARTMINT Above Left: Ideal for playwear . . . cotton shorts and top set in black, brown and white, block, blue and white, and black, green and white check. Top is fringed with black. Shorts are cut slightly lower than usual and fully J&gfk BBSjB lined. Sizes S.S.W. to W. 42/4 set \ Above Right: ipfl JjF*' MM Cotton knit short sleeve pullover j • • • ideal to team with summer k-.M -NMSt 4 weight slocks. Square neckline ißEfew bound in white. Coffee, white, Jr blue. Sizes 34 to 31, C3/10/4 40 f ° 42 Th* “flax" look, stretch slacks A by "Sporfscratf.” Sizes 24 to h £7/3/. SPORTSWEAR f - wort. by Vu! v nr 1 -Cv / “Sincerity ' ido.l for «il > iportino occasions labour One from a range three ** ,* . Wfur buttons, styling narrow lapels, letchecks a I range colour Sixes 24 to 42in. Frans £l3/10/Illustraten Reefer iackels In . ■ ■■- '. ,' t; .nd lovsf in hopsack or gaberdine I to yflß Fre " rW V s * Hint I Right: Man's cotton trousers In fancy ratfan weave. S Wash and wear drip-dry fabric fast colours. Mist green. Sizes 30 to 341 n waist. 44/1 Just one stylo from our range of casual tropical and medium weight trousers. Not illustrated New season's shorts to blend with every colour shirt. Easy to wash, light weight for summer Green, beige, bronze, blues greys, browns. All sizes. fef From 21/- JpiKaßnß FROM OUR MAN'S SHOP. If you have planned to travel this weakand, wa have overnight bagz and suitcase* by VB "Witeman," "Osborne” and “Strand,” Valpakt, Vra hatbozes and soft top zuitcases. Also mohair travelling and knee rugs. Now on display in ▼ ( one of our Colombo St. windows and in our Man's Shop. Casual Wear for Labour Week, and . . . now on display in our A windows and also at our Timaru fl • House. All These Garments Mede la NX Christchurch and Timaru. • NX Trust Board For Home-Schools for Curative Educatlen ... A display in ona of our Cashel St. windows features the handiwork of some of these intellectually handicappad children and shows what can ba dona with proper tuition. The eurrent Appeal is for funds to acquire a Hema-School in Canterbury Will you please give your support? Donations may be sent to Mrs Van Asch, AO. Box 8», Rangioro. Appeal Forms are also obtainable at our Information Centre, where donations wili also ba accepted.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30269, 23 October 1963, Page 2
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