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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 16034, 14 September 1912, Page 15

f'of* The Lure of Spring The spirit of the Season Is softly calling, r and well-dressed people gladly respond to the invitation to examine the lovely new' materials prepared for their adornment. And never before have the Ready-to-Makc Embroidered Muslin Robes been quite so beautiful. You have no idea of the beauty or extent of our showing—the dainty materials, delicate tints and tasteful effects produced by the designers. However fastidious your taste may be, there will be something here that will prove exactly what you want for the very daintiest of your Summer frocks. PRKTTY EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES, straight nnmado skirt 15/6 16/6 17/6 19/6 23/6 25/6 27/6 28/6 VERY NEW EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES, new shaped skirt 16/6 17/6 20/- 22/6 24/6 29/6 32/6 to 42/6 WHITE SWISS SPOT MUSLINS in many attractive designs; too numerous to detail 121 d 1/3 1/6 1/9 2/- 2/3 per yard PRETTY FLORAE VOILES In delicate tints and lovely designs, floral, etc. 1/41 1/61 1/9 IAI \ SILK STRIPE VOILES, 40In, wide, in newest colourings, a beautiful Summer Material that will be much worn 2/3 2/6 per yard COLOURED SWISS SPOT MUSLINS in Skv, Pink, Eelio, Grey, Black, and Black and White. Very smart effects for Summer wear 1/8 1/11 per yard PRETTY RANGE OF POPLINS, 40in. wide, in all newest colours Only 2/3 per yard You arc invited to come in and handle these new goods. Turn to the Right - hand Aisle on entering. © >^^o 1/- in £1 DISCOUNT for Cash. B. C. BROWN, Manager. ohn I. Mitche j Furniture Warehouse 635 Colombo St., City (rtear South Belt) This Beautiful Quaint Fumed Oak three-piece Bedroom Suite at.. £l2/10/nett cash. Terms arranged with approved buyers. Catalogues i’roo on application. Inspection oordiolly invited No one pressed to buy. Satisiaction gnnranteod or money returned at...„. | J. M. MITCHELL'S, 535 Colombo Street, City | s St £ | Everybody's Journal. j J SUM u STI NEWSPAPER. Ninety-Six Columns 3&9 for & Penny! pif Si iHE SATURDAY ISSUE OF THE CHRISTCHURCH . “STAR” is a great Special Magazine and News Number for week-end reading. It proserves all tho features of an up-to-date evening newspaper, and adds to them a budget of the brightest Stories, Sketches and Special Articles, and notes and comments on all the open-air sports. It’s popularity is shown by its ENORMOUS CIRCULATION. It i« a MAGNIFICENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Some ©f its. AttractiosaSs NEWS OF THE DAY—At Home and Abroad. A SERIAL NOVEL—By a Leading Author. THE WORLD’S BEST SHORT STORIES, SPECIAL ARTICLES—Ey tho highest authorities. A PAQE FOR WOMEN Including advice on the Management $£ tho Household and the care of the children. GARDENING NOTES An expert’s advice on the Work for ft*, Weok. FUN AND FANCY. “THE WEEK” A bright and breezy comment on current events, THE WORLD OF SPORT. THREE EDITIONS. THE SPECIAL 8 O’CLOCK EDITION gives fuU reports of tho day’s doings, apocial attention being devoted to RAGE MEETINGS SPORTS COMPETITIONS THE AFTERNOON’S GAMES TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS. Ninety-Six Columns fop One Finn’