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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 12, 16 January 1933, Page 13

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AT THE RACES Jf^^s '' 37/6, ' FAVOURITES • CRETX^i^ Tvo-piece Model -. -. . Lemon ' XSW^S %%£%s&& Wool Georgette dress top m Lemon n ßlack and Handle at back, silk lined, all usual ■ Iki -rue W'Z'f.J'W'fd Crepe de Chehe ...gay coatee ... appointments. IN THE as Afferent" as tts film namesake. Ql GNS. OCI - : JIV. fitting O"? , ' '• -' "/" STYLE • «;it7amvtt r. r r. Handbag Section—First Floor, D.I.C: ** ' ' ■- c • SUZANNE— lntriguing Georgette Sleeveless Frock ' • ■ . ' . . silk lined throughout . . . delicate Smilex design. ' ' ' s&Sk. DAPAnC avy P°'zv^erc<i Oli White ... a wisp of a coatee. " s^JSKL rAKMUC wi//j gathered puff elbows .i . what n 1 GNS. \ ' '- yvO^^B^. ' could be more alluring? Average fitting 0^ ' /^Sf^^KJA • JEANNE— A Model Coat .. . Navy Barathea ... , /jfi^Hß^W double cape sleeves .. . great big revers .. . grace , y^G^OBBHF •, ~ c , r . r , _. . „ in every shm line .. . the smartest thing A 1 GNS. , J&-* Xjfi^B^^«f Model Salon hirst Hoor. D.I C. thai ever graced the lavm. Average fitting * 2 ' fflW^fi^Kr iB 003S&L 4^! W'NNERS '. ' 'HOES WHEN WE COUNT '^^f^riZ:7a^cZl _ W ** M Is R~ M i HEADS High Spanish heels and a Kee Brilliant ft Jf tp **£$ > • *-*-»**»# ornament are the highlights. {%) V>SX "^ >/ J (!) ■ Fa«!« fwco 5/raai « cunningly ' SS(V~~T V/ '^a<crf f« «/(« P/a«<<?i Turban-effect * X , i^ j£ssS3!Bl2v^\} Beret. It is -worn on the proverbial Another perfectly charming Shoe J >% -^ Is I A S&!sjs3g&' N , ' lzv? "airs," and is sophisticated youth comes in Brown Glace and Ribbon M /*" / / Wam£#* 6A f S. na.ke- Spanish heels complete a very ■* ' J "^I I Nv\ 29/6 distinguished Court. ||P» 1,1 | (2) 2V.W flattering black Raccllo Straw ' 52/6 /^^ f does on at a rakish angle, well off the ■'~ ... ... WMSr'3^ v~~^v. /r«» You'll adore it! trim, and a pair of very high Spanish ~^ffi!^^S^^2^jM \/\2.) ' heels. A formal shoe and a perfect ' 39/6 companion for Race Clothes \ «) r'»V /te« /r«« «,^ daini- 45 /- "- 11I» X tTh^^rtr^G^et^^ Foolvcar Salon-First Floor, D.I.C. /^ t^~- season's smartest and a perfect- Race OSTRICH FEATHER RUFFLES \ ? , ■ THE LATEST REVIVAL. 'Z^y The Duchess of York started it . Milling Salon. First Floor, D.I.C. S^ ruffles much the same as Grandma did . .__. _ _ _ _ years ago. Choose yours at the D.I.C LITTLE THINGS COMPLETE THE EFFECT £f lo. urs for every frock- «"«!«*»« Black, Brown, Navy, Black/White, Brown/White, Beige/White, and some GLOVES HOSIERY £" shades °f Blue> WhUe and PRICES FROM from a glorious showing of new Race Gloves Space allow 3 only the mention of three- THE '" '" we select for special ment.on . . (1) A very FIRST is ORIENT (Dulfene) Chiffon Hose, a »# .7 C 1 r» , r-7 n iP correct CHAMOIS DOESKIN GAUNTLET, with beautiful sheer stocking that introduces the Mantle Ctalon tirsl hloor, U.I.Cm ' Pioue sewn se am 3 and elastic at wrist. 8/11 Shrdo^ enand n ße.gn e ISton e f. h?^ n. g TH E ' S^COnS (2) A beautiful .ANGEL SKIN FINISHED SILK '! tl? e D-I C-8 «c'"«ve "899.' a fully fashioned _____ GAUNTLET, tn^ed „ se lf and contrast,, . *&$£ I _^^ new sen^n's shades. 6/11. (3) A PERFECT price—9/11. Cradle foot and French heel All H ■ §BT GLOVE, in finest washable French Suede, with toiSS*-^L^'cSjA™' and Brown tones- THE I S M H of Fawn and Beige. The price ticket says 19/6. Shadow, Fawn, New Brown and all Black, S/ll! , The Most Competitive Store in Wellington " Glove and Hosiery Counters—Ground Floorl i ■' v It's Thrifty to buy Good Things "