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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 108, 3 November 1926, Page 11

_G_-________s___-__ j 318 s__________^_____9E The Jumper Suit of to-day—the favoured of Fashion in London and Paris —And the D.1.C., it should be mentioned, for there all the latest Jumper Suits from the world's fashion centres are assembled. - The fabrics are Stockinette, Khurri, Tricolette, and attractive Silk Mixture. Chief among the colours are Biskra, Lettuce, Bois de Rose, Beige, Fawn, Saxe, Pervenche, Oak Apple, Caramel, Sahara, and Cream—a varied selection, . surely, and what is more pleasing a wholly exclusive one. To-day's reading make* to morrow's choosing! Attractive Jumper Suits—ln __■___■ wool {stockinette, with new- flH__l est turndown collars, finish- Y*9R . ed self ties, inset pockets, hJ^^V skirts finished pleat down >&. front; shades: Havana, put- jk. M_K ty, saxe, pervenche, parma, j_+___7 flps_. oak apple, jade B jT* / flrjgOk. Prices 35/- to 49/6 \l P&Jt Art Silk Jumper Suits—ln s j I P*vb/*\. two-tone check design, fin- JI /rR*3J\ \ ished Eton collar and cuffs n | /fSjSf \ \ in self colour, well cut *B AftXjXSj \ | skirtsl, with inverted pleat *^/^*"FM I at sides; shades: Parma/ _filtf'*'>»_3 \ white, rose/white, jade/ /Ty_\k.^v^f \ white, black/white ffj fjl wtorij \ ■ Price 57/6 ffwWpQfli 1 Wool Stockinette Jumper ' _^/_l P* 1 I Suits—-With knife pleated /£~£%JI \__3/ X. skirts; contrast stockinette J*__rt """****■<& facings make a smart trim- i _I s^~^^*^*__^^> ming; colours: Pervenche/ I j^ '/ ■ J beige, biskra/taupe / / /Hi Price 63/- II I]V Fine Wool Stockinette Suits— if /If With becoming collar, cuffs, I I / II and pockets of multi-colour- II I II ed check design; slotted II / ill belt at low waist; tiny self vi L\LL«*buttons trim the front; \~~^l^ shades; Periwinkle, silver \ \ Price S5/15A \ \ Three-tone Jumper Suits—ln \ \ Silk and Wool Mixture, f\ \s with smart turndown collars / \ V and inset pockets, well-fit- I \V_ ting skirts, with inverted J ; \ T\ pleat down centre front; J I \ m shades: Nattier/saxe/white, f J * \ V almond/jade/white / /Qf\ . W Price £5/15/6 4^" V .*/ ' French Model Jumper Suit—ln cream khurri tricolette, with crepe de chine collar and cuffs; the long tie-ends are slotted through buttoned tabs, and give a smart finish; plain skirt, with pleats at side and front Price £5/19/6 French Model Suit—ln extra quality silk and wool stockinette; the suede motifs and contrast embroidery on the collar, cuffs, and pockets form a novel trimming; shades: Biskra, lettuce Price 6 gns. Smart Knitted Silk Jumper Suits—With two-tone Jumpers, finished slit pockets and self tie belts; the raised ribbing in the self-col-oured skirts gives a knife-pleated effect; colours: Black/white, hydrangea/white, pervenche/white . Price £8/19/6 Bth SERIES OF FURNISHING SPECIALS—From Tuesday, Nor. 2nd, to Monday, Nov. Bth.: All orders for Axminster Body and Border Carpets to special plans and measurements, will be made up and laid FREE OF CHARGE Body Carpet, 18/6 per yard; Border to match, 18/9 per yard' _»-I-C Box 1478 Wellington THE SMARTEST FOR TENNIS WEAR. I A CHOICE DISPLAY OF DAINTY VOILE FROCKS, KASHA COATS AND SPORTS HATS. SEE OUR WINDOW. PRETTY SPOTTED AND FLORAL VOILE FROCKS—In the ' newest pastel colour combinations; white Collar and cuff; long arid short sleeves Prices 21/-, 22/6, 30/-, 45/6, 63/-ALL-WOOL NATURAL KASHA TENNIS COAT—With coloured woven stripe at.foot Price 69/6 CROCHET STRAW SPORTS HATS—In white, cream, tan, bois de rose, mauve or navy; nicely trimmed Faille ribbon to tone Prices 21/-, 28/6 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY - • WELLINGTON. '..,''"• ' ' " .'"''' =. /M_ Gingham Overalls tor Busy Folks— V^|Tffi& In the house, in the garden, to slip on over a nice frock while BR-&- youdear away the tea things, you 11 lind nothing more comfortHt fh able and becoming than these Gingham Overalls, made in tß± m Fownes's own workroom and marked at the Alt t Eft ijj moderate price of Ty X A IE :]l each fit '* <£\ To keep your hair bright and free from dust, wear a "I If. Oft fcP Fownes'sDustCaptomatchyouroverall;they'reonly X/U A /•*• -r**"^^ _^__.__ ___ _*.* h r Cknimes. II Your hemstitching " »^^ FOR-GOOD GOODS fl « ?* eB i P? mpt . * ' # CHEAJV^Zi^ || attention at Fownes' M W At Your Command — Gems of the Musical World/ '"* \ 1 __ l^^_____k \ \^M P*!tait«-.'i \ >*' RECORDING EXPRESSION PLAYER '^A \y^i Enables ANY member of the j family to play the Musical **^\^^> k '•'■: Gems with the technique of a I &Z*- Lej master, and with a variety of - m«iV{wal expression unobtainable in an \1<_M\l3K^ ordinary player-piano. Hear \ wflr^ _. *h*3 instrument and judge for \\ T 0, yourself. Your ordinary piano \ ***$?' taken in part payment. _ No Vi '- _, '•" easier terms in Australasia.