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Evening Star, Issue 21619, 15 January 1934, Page 12

r't* * New Styie New Smartness • New Materials You get them all at these low prices Tailored Blouses, in check zephyr. Ideal for stimmer golf or hik- —■- - ing; long sleeves, two-way collar. Spun Silk Shirt Blouses (above), with the smart four-way collar variety oh the newest checks and stripes. 15/6 & • i Sports Skirts, in all-wool tweed, in the newest checks, gored styles, welltailored ; -Cherry/White, Brown/White. Black/White, Brbwn/Fawn, Orange/Brown; S.W. and W. sizes. Tailored Coats, with smart revers and large collars, diagonal weave tweed ; mixed colourings of Fawns with Cherry, Brown with, Orange, Grey with Orange; lined throughout; S.W., 00^0 in large 17/6 stitched i; Travel Goats, in wool chevron, in Light Fawn and Oatmeal shades; smart belted styles, un- . lined'; S.S.W., S.W., " w: ‘ : ’ 49/6 Swagger Cbats, in wool knit, in diagonal and check designs, cravat n , collar; Navy/White, Rose/White, Gold/ White. 29/6 Printed Silk and Marocain Crepe de Chinje Frocks, in newest styles 1 arid good variety of colourings; AO I W., W-X. •• Matrons’ Printed Rayon,Afternoon Frricks, in small floral pattern on Black, Navy, arid Brown grounds; long sleeves, slightly flared skirts; W.X., 6.5. 16/6 wool m MODEL MILLINIP Big Reductions I Balance of all Models. All the Reason’s, latest ; Straws, in the newest shades, indiyidual styles 'and trimmings. Prices, 42/-, 49/6 v O ff,//? Special price, Imported Ready-to-Wear Tailored Straws. Large , selection of these Tailored Straws, in the Pedaline, Tagel, Neora, and Baku hefrip, : frixnmed Petersham ribbon to tone; colours —Black, Navy, : ;Brown, Fawn,,Red, Green, Mustard, Pink, Blue, and White. { Ready-10-Weaf Straws. r.§traws of every description, small, medium, and ( large brims.;; Tagel, Pedal, Racello, and fancy braids, trimmed ribbon band, ; with touches of contrastirig shades. Price, 12/ \ 19/6 .’Ready -to-Wears. Large assortment of Ready-‘■'to-Wear Straws, small close-fitting styles and •large shapes, in Racello straws and fancy braids; colours:-—Black, Navy, Fawn, Green, Grey, Blue, Pink,. Mustard,-and White. Price, O\\ 1 9/11. Special price, •/ * D.S.A. • GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN Special price, fS*. ■Star’ Cl a««i fi#fi reference. Oil Full Time Most jobbing tradesmen ex. perience a slack spell, which results in loss of money, besides being very dis* / heartening. An advertisement in >the ‘Star’’ classified column v »ndft the heading of Wanf I Known is the best way of working on full time. By means of an advertise* y merit in the ‘Star’ classified . 1 columns close touch is maintained with property owners and householders, who often want the service* of a Carpenter. Bricklayer, Electrician. Painter, of Til* 'Layer Try the ‘ Star * classified service. There is a column for every want E ‘STAR’ Classified Columns Planning Your Holiday Your Railways Help You How well you know that you would like a holiday—■ ■ the changes of scene and the escape from routine—the' sally into refreshing places—the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. ** Yes—but the cost?” you say. Well, your railways cut the cost of transport. The fares average loss than a penny a mile second class, and a small fraction over a penny first class. Then think of the safety and comfort for yourself and the relief from anxiety about relatives and friends. In the past eight years your railways have carried 180 million passengers without a fatality. RO l iab 1 e Service By Rail