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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20074, 21 October 1939, Page 12

r ;/a --- y fh, K&, r-. aw « * ■* SPRING’S LOVELIEST SILKEN LINGERIE At the price of the ordinary kind mmmmmmxmmmv LADIES' LOCKNIT Silk UNDERWEAR IN LADDER-PROOF LOCKNIT AND CELANESE QUALITIES PYJAMAS Won't these delight all beauty-loving hearts ? A large variety of the newest designs fashioned in dainty styles with lace and satin motifs. Some in dull finished locknit; others in the pearl lustre fabric. Prices 10/6 12/6 15/6 18/6 You’ll revel in the utter luxury of these sleek, formfitting Undies—they’re the kinds that are so flatteringin showing off your new Frock or Ensemble to best advantage—you’ll appreciate their delightfully soft, cool texture and you will rejoice at the wonderfully low prices we are asking for Underwear of such exceptional quality—in fact, the values are the keenest in the entire district. Every single garment is cut and finished with that careful attention to detail that makes for fine fashion. > A LADIES’ LOCKNIT SCANTIES A comfortably cut garment trimmed with lace. Sizes SAV. and AV. Prices 2/6 and 5/11 NIGHTDRESSES— Smart, stylish, delightfully trimmed and wonderful value at our price ! Our selection of Nightdresses in cool Cola nose, lfadderproof Locknit includes some of the well known brands, “Canterbury.” “Mayebelle.’ and Celanese made in pastel tunings with attractive trimmings. Prices 5/11 8/11 9/11 10 15/6 VESTS —Trimly cut to satisfy Milady s exacting requirements. In bright and dull finished Locknit in round neck and opera top styles. Some with Satin and lace motifs. Sizes SAY., AY. and O.S. Prices range 1/11 2/3 2/11 and 3/11 BLOOMERS —A splendid range of choice. A splendid range of Locknit Bloomers. Stocked in all shades; splendid cut and finish, wearing qualities which we can recommend. Sizes from SAY. to X.X.O.S. Prices from 1/6 2/11 3/6“ S/ll Poir PANTIES —Flippant little pieces of perfect cut. Ideal for the warmer weather; dainty garments, lace trimmed, in Pearl Lustre finish, and the new Florette Locknit quality. Sizes SAY., AY. and O.S. Prices 1/11 2/6 2/11 and 3/11 A i 1 n UNDERSKIRTS also join in this keen Value Parade ! Ladies Locknit Underskirts in suede finish; genuine Celanese qualities; daintily finished with lace and satin motifs including opera top and princess styles. Prices from 3/11 “ 13/6 / I U g,IS BORNE’S it O 3 OX 2oy

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