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see spring before it arrives ) ( imported direct from U.S.A., I I l<y Lx. .v. D.I.C bring to you the country look in the “Peter Pan” dress ; -XZy fabric range. r> ■■ / tlb American Country 3Kb IB Cottage Picturesque fabrics taken from an early / ' era of romantic femininity and up-dated -I for the eighties in delicate, colour t i gin:¥ washed designs. Dainty floral sprigs ’ i I _ alight and scatter across the soft-.touch X I J cotton and cotton blend fabrics before I Vi/settling together at the borders, or J bloom into colonial wallpaper stripes,' v / / or gently mass in provincial patchwork i designs. Gather them by the metre JK&gfsfan singly, or create a bouquet of the. ’ ABIO/V Z ' combinations. "American Country Cottage" mixes and matches into your k & Qy flw 3 w «| home dressmaking creations with tiers. fl frills and flounces, plus the olde b ' flra/ ' worlde tradition of satin ribbons. I laces, cambrics and broderieanglaise. T i & tiffin Or use these "Peter Pan" fabrics 8 'i'BZs for children's bedroom co-ordinates, t ZifcWF cottagey look kitchen curtains h and patchwork quilts. ORIWW} For the “American Country Cottage” look “Peter Pan” fabrics are imported 4 SBra- $$ and exclusive to D.I.C 115 cm wide - P r ' ceti at only 56.99 metre Now showing in the • r S 7 I Dress Fabric Department. Where I f / Vogue Patterns Nos. _ | f / 8152 Ladies, and 1877 yß yQ/vl ■ V r/ Childrens. * / **. l(D.I.C)l always fSLYOrKDICMOMH.A CHAHGE UCOUXT .By: /b COIII6 ' 'J "' WEALSOWELCOMEALI.MAJOHCHEDITCAHDS - CASHEL ST.. CHRISTCHURCH. PHOSE 799 l»0 first — m