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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 April 1943, Page 3

Frocks and Knitwear from our Autumn Collection FROCKS— h ||||gp ■ I Warmth With Knitwear from our Autumn collection I iS Hurry to choose your knitwear—be early to be wise—-stocks '* « limited TAILORED ANGORA WOOL FROCKS | whl/' II Styled by Laura Lee J iflL'SgM OS. and XOS. Cardigans ill fine ribbed knit. Good length. This popular group more in demand than ever. Showing in A if " / many new austerity styles varied with novelty pleating. ’ .41® «i ■> /to Italian quilting and buttoned trimming. Sized 39" to TV. llVall Priced 75/- -.J ' Short waisted Cardigans, sized SIF., D z . and OS., showing in L . . /- • c * / to fancy knit or plain ribbed stitches. Large range of new Something new~Coin Spot 3re sea crocks. High neckline ~ , ». m ? , . t t Autumn shades, including Cherry hed ana litack. styles, yoke bodice, and contrasting plain suede belts to match the gay spots. SW. to WX. ® Si 6 M f Priced from 25/rrz tt/ j • » i jrr i • j<! i - Tiviii Sets, a combiiiaiioH garment one must have to ensure warm woven rrocks m Koslyn and English knitted fabrics. "'''■ ■■ . n } . n f i j 411 • against the cold days ahead. Featured m many new ■ Always cosy and comfortable. All sizes to US. . . . . , . ® n /a r knits from various famous houses, Glamis, 1 ikau, Priced from 49/6 >t 7 Roslyn and Braemorn. 1 ' Priced from 59/6 set 66 Adrienne Astor" again to the fore, more stylish than ever, and the selection of materials, too—whether you decide on a stripe, check, plain or fancy frock, we have it. + ¥ ? „ Generous American sizes. 12" to 24g" or XSSW. to j US f to hand, wide selection of Children’s Knitwear. All wool 1 / o x' /x - Cardigans for the tiny tots, 18" to 24". Also navy blue 1_ 'HCCo. 65/ M Oi 69/ 6 - School jerseys for the older maid.

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