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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 163, 28 March 1923, Page 2

I F®r Wimteir ©ays !. ’ O' COSY O WOOL FKOCKS w Two of thosc we mention afe exactly 11 ' as Bllllffiffi H WOOL FROCKS more popular and fashionable than ever for Winter wear. The new styles introduce some reallynovel effects in colour combinations, ■IB it ” 'effective trimmings and finishes. jl'lm ffli Ladies should see our stocks at once ’ the cooler days are already here and these frocks are selling rapidly. BPsWWfeSs HOVRT.TV ALL WOOL KNITTED JUMPER AND SKIRT—-As left /hand - illustration—With exceptionally smart border on both garments, introduced I ' S 1 I \ V ‘ ' Other features are the full length sleeves Naw and : )V\\ I theP *“ d Henna ’ SaX ° PUtty ‘ TRADING PRICE, 84/-. RIGHT HAND ILLUSTRATION SHOWS A VERY COSY AND UP-TO DATE WOVE FROCK, with plain knitted bodice, and rib knit ec e- i . » . t> . v intel- Artificial Silk in harmony or in contrast form, a simpe, “fc-xhY yet* effective finish on the collar, sleeve and belt. Colours i-Jade, Saxe, . n.»~. ™i v!.«z ™” io f »- pRICE , «/«/«. yg®Mß ATT VTTRF WOOL FROCK. IN SOFT. SHADE OF PALE GREY.-Be- ‘W coming cross over roll collar extending to the waist and bound with Art . | < WiL Silk Braid in the newest Fuchsia, shade, is quite.a feature. Fuchsia Art ft Sdk X forms smart squares on the skirt. Also to be had m W i finished with Gold. Value, Cgns. CASH TRADING PRICE, £5/12/6. WMB wart MODEL ALL WOOL KNITTED FROCK in Putty shade feature ISWWWi ing the much favoured high collar, b uttomng N ’^erbutton. Iho collar together with the cuffa and novelty patch pockets are made of self coloured StL ou„ „> S . a! , 9 ') * M»r >x V G PHARMING ALL WOOL FROCK in Henna, having plain bodice with ilMl'iWtrW sldrt knitted m as to give chMk effect. The only contrast colour is the W lash Mt of Putty S Artificial Silk. This popular trimming is also used . M j to bind the pretty coat neck and the three-quarter length sleeve. Also *-IK. K »l.u P r A C. ral . Mk -a <® ) <*X < 5a 7S/.. Wi SIZE W Bh ” °'cash t i r a ß d,’ng"p ß VcTw- ’ Hai ’' h " iid,Y ,rm I If Open all day Saturday till 6 p.m. If PALMERSTON •// NORTH' U Q| ose( j f or | unc h, 12. oto 1.30 p.m. II : J mil.—ms —■-« - • —a

OVER 20,000 < Silver Spoons were received by delighted users of—- ' Creamoala, Milk Oaties, Thistle Rolled Oats and Oatmeal, Sweet Heart ’o Wheat, and other Thistle Products. Such universal appreciation of our - Gift Scheme has induced us to continue the Gift of a Silver spoon for 1923. Start collecting Packages, Labels, and Bags. » Particulars unclosed in Packets and Bags. CREAMOATA MILLS GORE. N.Z, .... , — Beautiful Furs I YET NOT r£N~ I EXPENSIVE. Our new season’s M skins are now being A made up to suit A customers* needs. "* ' / Call and see us or X ' "J write for prices fflwSEgS J| ~ - / before deciding X - K -'- - elsewhere. All fur fagW.:'. v/i I ‘ ‘ work by experts. W |Jw '’Sk A £ Over 40 years’ ex- 'll ml vik perience in highest \|/ wKL grade fur work — satisfaction guaran- ‘ J/® J teed. Our furs are . treated against moths. O A. Tossman & Co. ffl Furriers, IUI uI 188 Lambton Quay, ’ll 1V Opp. Midland Hotel, fill WELLINGTON. V Mothers Right! I Taniwha SWP !■ to i Jsset Lowly