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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 72, 27 March 1922, Page 9

Attractive Jumpers for AUTUMN and RACE \VEAR A most interesting, and complete display of. quite the . newest phases in the deservedly popular Jumper is to .-.' be seen in KIRKCALDIE & STAINSLTD'S SHOWROOM EXTREMELY DAINTY IS A GEORGETTE jOmPER in a ' becoming shade of herinai having an over-blouse of nigger Georgette, cut on plain straight lines; an especially,attractive, feature is the novel cut of this jumper, which, hanging loosely over waist-line as it does, would form an effective finish to a -; plain skirt to match; the low neck and elbow sleeves are j trimmed with rows of bronze beads to correspond with back, front, and waist-line . Price 94/6. A SIMPLE, YET DELIGHTFUL JUMPER is carried out in white Georgette, having rows of Valenciennes insertion on low neck, ■ short sleeves,and on front, with an embroidered design on front in addition. Fine pin tucks give the necessary fullness on \vaist, and the waist-line is threaded with saxe ribbon Price 79/6 VERY SUITABLE FOR A MATRON is a smart crepe-de-chine Blouse Jumper, with a becoming bodice in the new long front effect, and high neck-band of cre'pe-de-chirie edged with frilling. The front has two rows of filet insertion across bust, and fastens on shoulder. Inset sleeves are finished ' with cuff corresponding with plain band over waist-line. Showing in white and pink Price 89/6 CREPE-DE-CHINE in rich' quality is the material chosen for effective and original Jumpers, carried out with heavy crochet ',- waist-band- a,nd V neck. The Magyar sleeve, cut to elbow . length, is also finished .with Irish crochet in self colours of ' white, pink, navy, salmon, and lemon Price 84/V THE NEW COATEE 4UMPER is gaining'great favour. We have several effective designs, with coloured embroidery trimmings cleverly introduced; in fawn, taupe, lemon,.sky, saxe, silver,, powder sand, Henna, white, and Victoria blue I Price* 79/6 and 89/6 EXTREME DAINTINESS AND CHARM are depicted in-a Georgette model; effective bead designs in rose and steel a'dom the bodice, black beads forming an effective finish to low neck and elbow sleeves, whilst a sash of self define* the waist-line; showing-in nigger and mole Price 79/6. - . ■ ■ ■...■■'-. . . '•>. We have outlined enough to suggest the variety and---— • \ —"lusiveness of the range we are showing, but there ' «•■■ : are still many others. WHY NOT CALL AND SEE THEM AT FIRST HAND? ; KIRKGALDIE AND STAINS LTDFAMOUS FOR OVER 58 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE $SK BOUDOIR CAPS Wsjs. Entail but little work. Dainty Styles on White, Heliotrope) Pink, fS jsk*k. Blue Voile; traced with simple designs f gT 1 Price 2/3 each ij g i On Pink, Blue, Heliotrope* White, Yellow , !if Crepe-de-chine Prlco 4/9 each ' J»I. MO Ik M A At /"*4"^O TWT ONCOirORATING • «§£ M. A. ALCQRIN pringle'S) 152 LAMBTON QUAY , Tel. 3360, _A £gut«, M . „—.L-muali- s n^ to, be KEEP THE LITTLE TOTS WARM In attractive woollen clothes; but buy them at the correct store — GILMER'S, for Gilmer's offer a big selection at small prices. What Up you think of th«s»v!*mes? s INFANTS' MATINEE HAND-KNITTED JACKETS. ALL WOOL—I 3/6 and 14/8. CHILDREN'S MATINEE SETS (CREAM)—»/11 complete/ BOOTEES-1/6 and 1/9. INFANTEES—I/3 and 1/11. ALL WOOL HATS & BONNETS, a big raftg-e at pleasing- prices. SHAWLS—I 6/8, 15/Q t» 22/6 — Honeycomb, all wool, "We make fiiends by our super values." "We keep friends by our consistent honest dealing." I ■ , ■ Note the Addrema: /^II lV^m^'C Ctrner Cab. and \Jll-llVll-iS\. O Abelsmith Sts., Welliijtti s% IQ C\ I A Vacuum Flasks imi! W&Lul gives better service than Sit ' TPn When you buy a Flask 111 P^i I w remember the" Isola" is II SSI m (1) Guaranteed II 191 I (3) v* *n Briti*h HJP ILlil Price: pint 20A quart 35/----]I?eTEiCTHEFRfIgBop $9 WILLIS ST.. £^ WELLINGTON.*