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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 15124, 13 October 1909, Page 9

.-:-y.. * ,-\ : Cr': i :" 85 4/11 to 13/6 Cricket Trousers. IC/6 to 13/6 Cricket Sfeirts. 3/6 5/6 5/6 7/9 POST FREE, Corner Illgh Tnam Streets, WHERE THE GOOD STRAWS ARE.

HOURS-9.30 to 6. TELEPHOKE-397

• llXllLa irn 'mMmmi Costume as illustrated, made to measure from Cotton Shantung (unlined) With the approach of Summer we naturally look forward to spend- ;* ' ing a greater part of our time out-of-doors. To thoroughly enjoy , ■. / :-,y J S the outdoor life, suitable clothing is necessary, and in choosing ' | materials for summer dresses, ladies look for something that will s?'% a be cool, attractive, and at the same time serviceable. No material could answer to these qualifications better than these plain ground *V'\ /£ - * maf * e U P' stanc * plenty of wear, and are guaranteed to wash and '■';. keep their colour. 'i PLAIN BSESS LINENS. These always make neat and at- -. . tractive summer dresses, and are eminently suitable for holiday wear. In Navy, Sky, Eau de Nil, Pink, Vieux Rose, Peacock, i l Brown, and white- 4/-g 4 per $/ % l )er , 36in. wide .. 1/ I I yard 46m. wide &/ ** yard I This is a mercerised cotton fabric with an imitation silk finish, and we recommend it as a pretty and useful material. In Navy, Sky, Bro ;™> aud Cream- *' ' 27m. wide .. ## ~ .. , PLAIN TUSSORETTES. These are in great dcmand for costumes, dust coats, and dresses. In Vieux Rose I Heliotrope, Mauve, Eau de Nil, Green, Blue, and Brown 1 M pe 28m. wide . .. J,/12yaiu litflTtllOgtfa.M-irU^g^'i.M^iii-.l > 1 vr* VI! IL vil MIJ IHI The Bonse for Sterling Values,