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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11945, 16 May 1933, Page 3

A “STAR” ITEM / Pure Botany Wool Cashmere Stockings.; 50 Dozen Pairs .of these Splendid Qcnlity Stockings- Made of twofold Botany Wool, with three-fold toes, heels and feet. Generous fitting sizes. Fully fashioned through-' out. Colours,'. Convent Grey, Alsatian, Brunette, Oakhcayt,. and No-; mad!. S&es 81-• to 10 inch. Genuinely Worth S/11 pair. For 3/11 v *S ■ I; 5M \i the WINTER COATS ARE UNSURPASSED FOR STYLE, QUALITY & VALUE FUR TRIMMED STYLES in the modish weaves of the moment. Diagonals, Bondes, Knop Cloths, Dancy Face Cloths—all are here. . Stylishly cut garments, each one entirely different, yet all conforming to the i ■ acknowledged trend, of Fashion. All Colours. All Sizes. All Fittings.Prices 79/6 to Bgrts. TWEED COATS in attractive tailored styles, shown in the New Mannish Tweeds, . Donegals, and Cheviots. Mostly Belted and Fitting Styles. 59/6 to 95/Warm Frocks for Winter Days ‘ ss§ Those Smartly Styled Frocks of Fine Knitted Fabrics, closely woven io represent the .newest Diagonal, Troche and Afgaline effects. Plain Tailored Styles’ semi-Victorian and Military Designs. Smart New Colors and New Trimmings. All Fittings, from S.W. to O.S. 29/6 to 79/6. “FLORETTE” COLD CREAM The Ideal Skill Food., Extra Large Size. Jars 2/S COLD WEATHER SPECIALS FROM THE UNDIE-WORLD. Good Qunlitv All Wood Vests. SelfBound Necks. Short Sleeves. Opera Top and Sleeveless Styles. 3/11 Better Qualities up to g /II i\]| Wool Bloomers, _ Good Quality Botany Weaves in Shades of Fawn,* Beige, Navy and Cream. S.W. and W. Sizes. 4/H Pair - Better Qualities 'in Best Dominion, and English Makes. 5/11 “ 13/11 Warm Winery ettc Nightgowns. Daintily Embroidered and Selfhound • Short and Long Sleeves. 5/9 t 0 9/11 m % sm a TAILORED COSTUMES PERFECT FITTING STYLES. PRICED FROM 79/0 A. Wonderful Range of Becoming’Styles in New Tweeds, Diagonals, Cheviots and Worsteds. Coats have wide revers for slim figures and long roll collars in matrons'" styles. Skirts aie gored and pleated,- all snugly fitting at waist. Prices 79/6 to 6gns. PETTI ES’ THE DRAPERS

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A .delightfully luxurious rustling revival is tho taffeta slip, says the .Sidney Sun. An undergarment which can ho -.heard and not seen; which fills its wearer with such an expansive feeling, just becauso she feels that her clothes look expensive; which make some people feel more youthful—that is the effect of a taffeta slip and its merry swis]i, swish, chiffon, or muslin its flounces provide Worn under chiffon net, starched a most effectively crisp foundation for the full skirt which envelop them,