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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33062, 1 November 1972, Page 8

( CARNIVAL TIME FASHIONS KB I PARADED FOR you I /SB W® ■ See these enchanting I I / ■ carnival time fashions -'/jf 1 V capturing the very W ' ‘ ‘A essence of sun filled days Zu : I W't t'l paraded for you at our jl 11 -72. u /Vv. Iff \ X 1 city store this week. V v\\ h/ And also at our Sydenham / t//J b/-7/ \W * l'i \ store (see note below X / VlTi « W \ Al \ for times.) They all N/ EtirW 1 \ A have that touch of I® \/ i 7 1 glamour that needs to f i ! 11\ be seen to be appreciated. /T I il W JU / A Hl\ —-iu / \ M \ /I I \ II "B" AS SKETCHED: R This ethereal Hostess gown is one \ of several styles in many shades \ and designs. Just perfect for informal entertaining. A mini care garment. So elegant and A tj appropriate for so many fl carnival occasions. I | J // SW, W, WX fittings. I I AOTMLIX , /B $11.95 I.Km/ ' ■ 51 ’A" AS SKETCHED: / </ z # 7 AX \ Dramatic, bold colourful designs / y / >• \ characterise this Lady Lichfield \ "Bold Looker" fashion. Its ' [ V / demure white sleeves, collar Af < ’ { ■/ ,Il and lace edged yoke highlight Xr * / XI I \ 11 the eye catching contrast. // .< / / J SSW, SW end W fittings. yy / / / *— < 7 \ \ PRKE $16.95 ffin. :• \ \ / ; \ X ,\» ' I LJ 7 . V\ / -C" AS SKETCHED: 7 Just one of the many adorable ** <yta'n r \ styles featured in our famous f \ "PEPPERTREE" fashion scene. fl « \ This one in White with tiny f| \ x \ Navy braided trimming ff \ \ used as a most delightful 0 \ \ contrast. F \ \ rai “ $2B J \ HOTE PARADE TIMES-CITY STORE Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 12.15, 12.45, 1.15 X *N and for late night shoppers Friday at 5.15. 1 / 1 ■ SYDENHAM STORE PARADES 3 Thursday, November 2nd, 12.30 p.m. ■(AI ■ 1 Friday, November 3rd, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ail these fashions for Carnival Time ore ■ available • SYDENHAM • RICCARTON • NORTHLANDS

Hk HE™ because:— IMF HH* BBBm| Slim line appearance—more glass area. aJLxJI, MH ■■ H^^^ -1 Freedom of choice of sizes and shape. ■■ HH Can be painted or stained any colour. LJUOK4I I Hr HH Will not corrode. OOKICuO - B Easier to instal—complete with hardware. WVzt S » Satisfaction guaranteed. I** IF I IVg -W|| Authorised JMF Licensee. iI Ik IAreMMLI Manufactured by ■ B B ■ w^nrioGgs' 4 lan Johnstone Ltd \l_jC_FZ W ■■ IwIVWwW 97 Montreal Street, ChristchurchlTelephone 78-1 I mJi ® ow we ’° ve t * iee ’ ns ta * te w ®}’ s •• •: | ...there’s Old Crow bourbon on ice (that’s the only way the g—■ i traditionalists will drink it). Then there’s Old Crow, ice and KH 1 water for the slightly more ambitious. But if jou're a keen • 1 Bwfllß gfc IM „,, -pjjM mixologist, take advantage of bourbon’s greatest asset. i X I Uniqueamongstallspiritsisitsabilitytomixwithanything, Bl' JB|Hb yet still retain the characteristic bourbon flavour. Try Old K. VWBvIB Crow with lemonade, coh, cream, lime, apple juke, soda, ‘ vermouth, beer and others or mix an Old Qow Bloody Mary. MBBBfcp?* ' - -— If you’re feeling patriotic, we recommend ' '** ‘ a. New Zealand's contribution to the a—<, y-> „ / Old Crow cavalcade .. . The BHV ' : • «>■; ■e***** ’ J/SNsESk ’ ** Old Crow, Mg? . . ~ |Lemon<fcPaeroa,ice). A h ’ s a kno£kout 1 W- ,\yK [Mil -wy "S ■ :' ’ _X~' aM