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Kaikoura Star, Volume XLV, Issue 75, 15 September 1925, Page 2

Cotton Frockings New unfadable dyes, and the most delightful printings, many in floral effects, quite a number in 'W-jB ,r» ip.. This certainly is the time to visit Beath s Cotton Dress Section. Customers are delightfully ZA V ampriaed at the wide range. Plain Linens, or em- \\l z-ulL 1 J&X. broidered, Printed Voiles, Check Ginghams— j / A Dainty Georgettes, plain or figured—and what a I /J I range of Maroeain*. / '/W/jx "Rayfast.** Looks like Silk. Coloured Irish Linens. Thor- Vz* / is euilv washed, and is °?2 h fc shrunk In shades ‘ u f \' \ guaranteed fadeless and of Blue. Leather, Jade, fi I I nnerashable. Obtainable in Red, Reseda. Saxe, ® Stripes of all widths, in lyory. Mauve, Coral, 1 pr ’ JSSSE everv new shade. Useful Sian Green, q T ear ■jj U 1 \ I for tennis frocks, etc.; Vieux Rose; 36m. »i<k- V? \ \1 39/40in. wide— 3/3 3/6 yard 3/31 4/3 4/11 yard A 1,1 £ / Art Silk Maroeain. A de- sijfcS5ijfcS ’ Floral Vailes, of course. lightfully soft, natural, IdfiSiSi ARK Sjq»*»| Bright and daintv, striking like Silk, and uncrushable. !'«»"■* *"*T» a new note in design and In White, Russian Green, PWtkVjwV - colourings. Shades suit- Jade, Helio, Princess Blue, 1 I able for frocks and under- Shrimp, Duck Blue, Beige, / I I clothing; 39/40in. wide— Oyster Grey, Cinnamon, \T 2 ( / F** 2/11 3/3 3/6 yard and Black; 40in. wide— I U • \ 3/11 yard Ray de Chine. A bright and [ 1 attractive fabric that will . . I f V he in vogue for summer Dainty Check Maroeain,. Tho I / Y-ifi wear. In Vieux Rose, designs are very suitable fI QB Blue, Green, Reseda. Grey, for one-piece frocks, m I White. Helio. Peach. Navy such shades as Mauve. and Black; 39in. wide— New Blue, Jade, Stone c /44 Grey, Beige, Shnmp, Lac5/11 yard quer Red and Black; £ff 39/40in. wide 4/11 yard R,y TT:^J^*’f. n krir Ar An Si !>t Unshrinkable Cotton Geor ß - and-Uotton fabric. An at- et te. Jn a]l tho neweBt rhoCmw S i^ k, New K Blnl’ Art Silk Selonia. A fabric shades, such as Oyster Creen *Mauve Naw Skv’ with a wonderful finish. Grey, Stone Grey. Sand, "Sose * Black ’• making it most attractive Caramel Duck Bhe Ins, 1 leux Kose ana niacK, summer wear. Tn Green, Jade, Pink. Viemc 40in. wide ... 5/6 yard shades: Beige, Grey. Tris, Rose, Lemon. Fawn, Beige, Rose, Saxe Blue, Reseda, Navy, Red, White and , Navy and Black; 39m. Black; 40in. wide— Gingham*. Wonderful wear- w^o ’ ... 4/11 5/6 yard 5 ,< ing and washing qualities. ' ' ¥ The new Ginghams, showing in so many stripes and cheeks, in al! the fashion- Grafton Voiles. So many new Felix Fabric. Here to able colounngs; 38m. wide an( j artistic designs. Our “Felix” in characteristic 1/6 1/3 1/11 2/2 selection of these beautiful attitude and clever povee. Voiles is greater than ever. New designs for children’s Hundreds of designs from overalls and fancy drasnea,* "Duro” Fadeless Zephyr,; which to choose; 40m wjdfi 2/2 sain, wide ... 2/3 yard wlde •" 3/9 y __ New Cotton Maroeain. For _ n y • I smart frocks, and useful Death s« K.aikour<i 2/t 3/3 3/3 yard And at' Christchurch

DAIRYMEN ! YOUR HERDS ARE CALLING YOU. ' ... YOUK BUSY TIME IS NIGH. . „ LET ’ THE FARMERS SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS. OUR STOCKS ARE LARGE. OUR PRICES RIGHT. GOOD SUPLY OF • : ..,j SYKES’ CELEBRATED REMEDIES ON HAND. SYKES’ DAIRYMAN’S OUTFIT, £3 15/-. SYKES’ DRENCH, 1/6 Packet. SALFONI?--A WONDERFUL PREPARATION FOR ALL AILMENTS. Igal. Tins, 14/6, 21gal Tins, 32/6. DAIRY WHITE--THE NEW SANITARY PAINT FOE BRIGHTENING YOUR SHEDS, etc. 281 b Tins 25/. MILK STRAINERS from 3/9. MILK BUCKETS, from 4/6. LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF ZEALANDIA MILKING MACHINE EXTRAS ON HAND. VIKING SEPARATORS. LISTER SEPARATORS. A High-class Product of Sweden, from THE I’RIDF. OF BRITAIN, from £7 17/. «9 I*VTHE FARMERS

T telephone message has been received at Rockhampton, from Mount Morgan, stating tha tthc headgear at the mine is on fire. The miners rallied from all party of the town to the rescue. For Influenza Colds, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

XTAllir is the time to Is xz W send in Skins. There is nothing to /S b« gained by waiting on the contrary your skins will probably deteriorate if kept. THE ALASKA FUR J DEPOT GIVES THE HIGHEST PRICES ALWAYS and is highly ezpe> 1 Alq? Renovating, Repairing. Remodelling and ' <1 Refining. ALASKA Fur Depot, Tanner •. Dyers. -* Fur Traders. VBOL IN WILLIS STREET (Upstairs) W ! I tNGTON.