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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 264, 4 August 1937, Page 4

A TOAST TO PERFECT REST '.6 Here’s to perfect rest—the refreshing sleep that comes with the DAVID McCRAE mattress. Ilk Here’s to the DAVID McCRAE mattress that sets the standard for inside quality and years of f dependability. Best Kapok, best ticking, best craftsmanship. Beware ot cheap substitutes. ' bip v-wasj up You’ll be utterly charmed, whatever the weight or weave, with this year’s joyous colours. Breathtaking in their freshness, vividly colourful, to make you the brightest, gayest person under the soft Spring sun. 54-inch Angora Suiting— A soft smooth weave, in the most delicious spring shades: Amber, Heather Pink, Porcelain Green, Burnished Copper, Smoky Blue and Navy. 9 /II yd--54-inch Freize Suiting— New serge weave, for coats and ensembles, in these delectable colours: Chalk Pink, Champion Gold, French Coral, Tile Green and Natural. | |/6 a yard 54-inch Spring Tweeds — Field flower colours, cleverly blended in unusual weaves, and many delicate pastels; dominant tonings are Blues, Greens, Ambers and Tans. 9/11, I I/6 to 17/6 a yard 54-inch Feather Suiting— Soft feathery weave, for dresses, suits and ensembles. Thrillingly new shades of Green, Rust, Coral, Copper, Gulf Stream Blue, Navy and Black. 14/11 a yard 54-inch Flannel Suitings— Cool Greys, ranging in tone from Ash Grey to Schooner Grey. Plain or with immaculate chalk stripe. 9/11 and I I/6 a yard 54-inch Costume Worsteds— With restrained pin or fancy stripes. Brown, Navy, Black. | 3/6 tO a yard Novelty Robe Lengths— Exclusive woollens chosen at the Spring openings of English and Continental fashion houses. Weaves suitable for frocks, suits, coats, ensembles ... no two alike. 14/11 to I 9/6 a yard MAIL ORDER CUSTOMERS. Write to "Kowhai,” our Country Shoppers’ friend, care the D.1.C.. Wellington—confiding in her just the type of cotton you want, and what it is to be used for—she can then select and post you free patterns. Of the Novelty Robe Lengths we are quite unable to cut samples—sorry! D.I.C ON THE QUAY ■WELLINGTON