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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 61, 14 March 1927, Page 5

1 NEW AND DISTINCTIVE FABRICS FOR THE FALL C. SMITH LTD. Announce the arrival of new ship, ments of the latest Dress Materials, Coatings, etc, expressive of the fore- -. . most, ideas from the centres of fashion and production. The variety and colourings, too, far surpass anything it has, been our pleasure to show previously. Also the beautiful tones in Fashionable Check Fabrics, to be used in combination with plain materials of same colours, make up the most distinctive garment at a very moderate r ' cost. Special Display of Rich Silks Including Taffetas, Crepe de Chine, HI Georgette, etc., in a full range of It ' fascinating colours. It DOUBLE WARP JERSEY REPP— 40in.. , | M wide; a .nice soft fabric in new and fashion- '■' $ • able shades of Burgogne, Wineberry, Blue, # M , Lavender, Ardoise.(Blue), Rosette, Vinette/ M Sultana, HeliQ., and many other shades; also , 1 Navy and Black 6/6 per yard " I ALL-WOOL REPP—54in. wide; in new f shades of Wild Astor, Cathedral, Rosedust, 1 gj MohaVk (Vieux Rose), Wine, Thistletuft If _ (Green), Apricot, Helio., Ascot, Tan; also ■* Navy and Black ' ' v • [I Special Value 11/6, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6 yard W II ALL-WOOL DRESS FLANNEL—Ioin, wide; -EJ 'in 25 different shades - v *J' M ~ Special Value 5/6 per yard 5 Specially Selected English and French WOOL' CHECKS—For smart wear. These goods are really up to date, and are the very latest, * with plain materials Urmatch; 36 and 40 inches wiJe. H Special Value 4/11, 5/11, 6/11 and 7/6 yd. ft, N 1 ALL-WOOL VELOUR FOR COATS— 54in. " f •' wide; in all leading shades for the winter . season i Special Valuel4/6, 16/6 and 18/6 per yard SILK GEORGETTE—In all new shades; 38in. H wide 6/11, 9/11 and 12/6 per yard | ft SHOT TAFFETA SlLKS—36in.' wide; in all . t newtints Special Value 6/11 and 9^ll yard ' SILK CREPE DE CHINE—In every shade ' ' you may require; 38in. wide 5/11, 7/11, 8/11 and 10/6 per yard | C. Smith Ltd. | Cuba Street, Wellington