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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13889, 25 October 1905, Page 9

Toneycliffe & Garey Qorner '&olombo stnd-Gloucester Sts* Hand Embroidered Robes Are muoh in favour for warm weather wear as they are both cool and comfortable. They are pre-omi-nently fashionable too. We have just a few of these Robes left, you might ask to see them at the Manchester Department. Hand Embroidered Muslin Robes 39/6 42/- 43/6 Hand Embroidered Linen Robes 44/6 46/- 48/Smsirt I’tew Seasons Millinery. Ae the season advances the Fashions in Trimmed Millinery become more sharply defined. Our present showing embodies all the best ot the new stylos at very moderate prices. Here are three representative models—--1 Creme Straw Hat; wide brim, tastefully trimmed with chiffon ribbon and flowers, 14/6 2—Burnt Straw, French sailor shape, smartly trimmed with tulle, floral ribbon and flowers, 21/3 A charming' Crinoline Straw Toque, beautifully trimmed with tulle, ospreys and ribbon, 32/6 Cotton Blows® Fabrics. Ho 5 Window contains a splendid exhibit of Cotton Blouse Fabrics suitable tor this season’s wear. You will be wanting a nice cool Shirt Blouse for Carnival Week, so come’along and make, an early choice. Fashionable Spotted Nainsooks, 91. _ Fancy Brilliants, in neat designs, 0-jd Cream Ground Delainettes, in spot and floral effects, 8d ... Silk Striped Delainettes, smart colourings and designs, 1/1 Low Priced Holland and Crash Skirts. These Skirts were purchased from a London Wholesale House at a material concession from the usual rates, and are priced to you at correspondingly low figures. . Glance at No., 8 Window and see for yourself what capital values we are offering. L Holland and Crash Skirts 6/11 7/9 8/6 0/6 to 16/3 White Linen and Drill Skirts fl/11 10/6 14/6 ■ 16/6 to 45/- ; hit.-* b