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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 October 1942, Page 6

Greymouth Trotting Club/s Annual Labour Week-end Meeting will be held, at Victoria Park on Saturday and Monday. The ladies of Greymouth and surrounding districts will naturally be seeking the and best value in COATS, FROCKS, BLOUSES AND MILLINERY For the occasion. We hare anticipated the demand for these gooils? and submit a few lines of special a starter in the Style Parade, 1 only WX. size Navy and Chalk 1 only W. size Green Check Blue Floral Frock Tweed Coat Shirred on shoulders. V neck, buttoned to Coffariess style o Pe n o Xr S Ch lar°ie bU S t lanted pllats ffn skir a t lloPed Reversible pateh pod?ete Look fitting back with invertOnly 89/6 ed W special £B/5/1 only SW. Black Silk Frock j . sw BJue and Q reen With pin tucked yoke. Buttoned to neck, with J . _ _ , smart stitched two point collar. Short sleeves. rleckeft tweed v>Oa.t Only £5/5/“ New collarless style. Smart tie belt. w / ■/■ revers. One button front. Slanted welted 1 only OS. size Black Silk pockets. Only £7/15/“ Morocain Frock 9 With heart shaped neckline. Buttoned to A wide range Ol Ladies waist. Front and wide’waist band beauti- TRainnrtfite * fully finished in raised floral pattern. Skirt IvaillCOdls with several knife pleats from hipe line. j n a n the best makes, including the famous Only £5/19/6 Bramac. All sizes and many designs 7 ’ From 30/‘ to 99/o 1 only Dusky Pink Jogger Coat SeteX excellent range of new Blouses In Only £5/19/6 " e ““ 14/6 to 29/6 1 only WX. size Powder Blue fj Millinery Coat | Our range of Spring Millinery in Felts is a Smart wide revers with $- inch inner stitch- | delight to look upon, every model being exing. Fitting back. I elusive. All wanted shades. Only £5/5/- | From 19/11 to 35/CALL EARLY AND OFTEN AT THE STORE WHERE FRIENDLINESS GREETS YOU TYMONS ltd. AT THE BUS STOP

C. SMITH’S INFANTILE ANALYSIS I /JA 7 it h as long been the contention of C. Smith's | that the dressing of an infant should be as 5, / studied and well thought out as that of a A *£> J grown up. Every one of their tiny garments has been created with care and forethought. / / \ V \A BELOW A| / ) Crepe Charmaine << ’ "AA For a frock prettified with lace and hand 7) ) tv smocking. White with blue and pink Al ~ smocking. 16in. ABOVE 8/6 A One-Piece Romper kr ' In soft locknit of super quality. Ruched from a yoke embroidered in pastel tones! Ca * N Buttoning at the leg; In white and sky. 16in. and 18in, ' \ «. 7/11 below A Smock Set f Am / In Celanese Art Silk with niching from a k,/ circular yoke. Coloured stitching on the collar and sleeves. Button down front. Cream, saxe, lagpon, shell. Matching bloomers.' 16in. and 18in. 14/6 Two-Piece Linen Suits 7‘, ) Blouse has revers and smocked front. ; >7 1 Trousers' buttoned at waistline. In A V^ 1 J natural linen with brown smocking. 16in, AM® ■ 16/6 / :\ A 7 / IA / / Infants’ Shoes AAJ IrV ' •• - i \ / A 7 In washable kid. In white, pmk, anct 1 \J— blue . Siz es 1; 2, 3.

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