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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 August 1934, Page 5

HEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS Including NEWSPOT CREPE and COCKTAIL PRINTS—54in WAFFLE and CARDIGAN SUITINGS, in the new pastel tonings of Sea Foam, Rose 1 Pink, Dusty Pink, Myosotis Blue ".. 9/11 yard 36in MAROCREPE; an uncrushftble fabric —excellent weight for Frocks, Ensemble's, etc., in new spot design, also allover design, in.’• Cream bh ground tones of Lido, Pillarbox, Nigger, Navy, Black '.. .. ’.. .. - 8/11 yard 36in COCKTAIL PRINTS. This is an entirely new production. Colourful designs on Cream ground .. .. .. .. 6/11 yard 36in NEWSPOT CREPE, a good quality Silk in a combined spot and check design. Parchment spots oh Navy, Nigger, Lido or Black grounds 6/11 yard Usual Discount and Free Postage. TOOTAL FADELESS LINEN for frocks, swagger coats, etc., in new Tweed effects of Beige with Brown or Flame, Saxe with to savp Cherry, Grey with Black and Almond with time ” Bottle overcheck. 36in wide .. 3/11 yard ’Phone 33-360 GRECIAN VOILE; for evening wear. A ... ask for drawn-thread forming a check in plain shades: Pale Pink, Salmon, Lemon, Pale you will be Green, Sky, Champagne, Saxe, Red, Black answered by and White. 36in wide 1/6 yard a member of Ballantynes - ■ 1 : " Staff who is fully qualified to at- a i tend to your S. aff • A inquiries re- j* 1— f f Harding ANY V I f t» /f Department. 1 J. Ballantyne & Co., Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH

The Builders have taken over the Fashion Salon of ROBERT ANDERSON ltd. BIG REDUCTIONS ON SURPLUS STOCKS The Window Space will be very limited for the next few days during the Remodelling of Premises But prices have been cut to the minimum for a speedy clearance of surplus stocks of Coats, Frocks, Costumes and Underwear We are unable to list all the bargains but give you our assurance that it will pay you to call and see for yourself. I kobert Anderson Ltd. THE FASHION SALON, MAWHERA QUAY.

| SCHOOL HOLIDAYS BY RAIL | The Touch of Spring Soon the young folk will be home from school. * Soon they will be expecting that cheap trip by t rail—the‘little holiday that saves Jack and Jill £ from becoming dull. * Parents, it will do you good to be young again with vour children, in bright holiday outings by •£• ’1 * * rail. * Less than a penny a wile, second-class, and a t fraction over a penny, first-class, for adults, are t the ruling fares. Half-fares are charged for cliil- * dren under 12 years, and those under 3 years are 4 carried free. * For particulars pf suitable train trips consult g your nearest Stationmaster, City Booking Office, * or other Travel Agency. | Special Concessions for Family Parties. | Cheap and Safe Trips for all,