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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 243, 27 September 1922, Page 7

Smart Styles IN A /‘rVX SUPURB SHOWING //'MX The novel touches identified with the Spring / Garments are at once arresting and captivat- J //Ks ing. The designs are exceedingly smart. whilst the attractive fabrics offer the maxi- |s|r mum comfort and durability. The low prices ifr I appeal to everyone. Kindly call or write. H H VERY STYLISH SILK FROCKS in Oriental designs fl and colourings. Neatly finished narrow belt to Vllf Al hang at side. Price 63/-. I]| /fl FRENCH* FOULARD FROCKS, in Brown and \T 'ill White, Navy and White, and Black and White. \y» fUjll Finished with wide sash qf self. Price 99'6. \\ pl'l LOVELY SHANTUNG SILK FROCKS in Quaint U/Il I Eastern colourings. Scalloped front, piped waist. \\ II j Embroidered buttons. Price 8| guineas. \\ HANDSOME CHERRY CREPE De CHENE FROCK /T\ trimmed ivorv georgette. Long waist. Price lOgns PRETTY CHERRY * BLACK CREPE De CHENE. f \A round neck. J sleeves. Finished beach faggotting. \l Price 5 gns. CREAM FUGI FROCK, J sleeves, trimmed brown and cream striped fugi. V neck. Price 95/6. PERFECTLY PLAIN NAVY COST.UME, in fine Coating Serge. Tailored Collar and Revers. Cut on straight lines. Price 6gns. NAVY * WHITE HAIR LINE STRIPED COSTUME, with collar and cuffs. Braidded, finished with narrow belt, J lined silk. Price £7 19/6. MASTIC GEORGETTE JUMPER, round neck. $ sleeves, waistcoat * effect, to tie at back. Price 5 gns. APRICOT CREPE De CHENE JUMPER, rounded neck, faggot stitching, finished at waist with band and small buttons. Price 84/-. SHELL PINK GEORGETTE JUMPER. J sleeves, trimmed small loops of self piping. Round neck, sleeves and cuffs. Price 95/A Magnificent range of every kind of BLOUSE or JUMPER, in varied fabrics, including Voile Blouses in white, trimmed Vai Lace or embroidery. Prices 9/11 to 63/-. OUR*TEA ROOMS are exceptionally cool, cosy and comfortable. Everything Is made on the premises. Take the lift to first flocr. BLYTHES’ liiuted HAPIER THE LEADING DRAPERS AND COMPLETE OUTFITTERS. NAPIER and at DANNEVIRKE.

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