NEW DRESS MATERIALS FOR AUTUMN. AND winter! Now Showing in Magn ficent Range of! Choice at The Bon Marche Patterns for selection or comparison now obtainable ou aoplication. PRICKS will be fouod 5 por cent, to 15 per cent. Jess than Wellington houses. Comparison proves it every time, In this department wa are showing a charming variety oi Single Dreg* Robes No two alike, and of which patterns cannot be cut. DRESSMAKING. Both our Dreosinaking Departments are now in active operation, and intending patrons will do well to place their orders without; delay. .C. M.~ROSS & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS . OP FASHIONABLE AND FAMILY . DRAPERY. SO SMART! " SO GOOD! SO CHEAP! THESE are the three qualities which make our Black Costume Skirts the pride and delight of all who wear them. Those for this Beason show a marked ■ change in style from the ones worn last > year. Instead of the long, sweeping trains which drag down poor weary limb 3 and cramp aching hands with hold- " mg them up, the New Walking Skirts for this season are Short, Comfortabh, Buicable, Serviceable, and Becoming. The lack of length, instead of detracting from their smartness, seems to add a new 1 and compelling charm which should make their position in fickle Dame Fashion's good graces of tho strongest. Don't these sound bewitching, s BLACK, GREY AND NAVY TWEED AND CLOTH SKIRTS, with full pleats at foot, trimmed with pilk ribbon and military braid, at 8/11, 9/11, and 10/6 eacb. . BLACK AND N AVY SKIRTS, with the new hip yoke, piped with silk, and wirh full pleats at bottom, at 13/6, 14/6, and 15/6 eacb. BLACK AND N AVY SKIRTS, with five tucks rising from tl_B hem up, with smartly gored seams, at 17/6 each. BLACK AND NAVY SKIRTS, trimmed with fancy galon embroidery, and fancy ribbon, at 19/6, 21/-, and 25/6 each. BL&CK AND NAVY TWO-DECKER SKIRTS, piped with silk, and trimmed with applique, at 52/6 and 59/6 each. Everything in Sltirtdom, Prom the modest Walking Skirt, staid and demure, at 7/6 each, to the loveliest and most charming of Evening Skirts, in all shades of silk and crepe-de-chene, net aDd lace, from £5 15s 6d to 15 guineas, may be found in abundance in our enormous stock waiting your judgment and criticism. We shall gladly send you any of these skirts on approval, and take back any or a'l of them if they do not please you. Kindly mention this paper when sending your order. Kirkcaldie & Stains, LIMITED. WELLINGTON & NAPIER. TO least & Dinars MUSIC WAREHOUSE, The Square, Palrnerßton North, EOS GOOD VALUE In Musical Instruments of all descriptions. PIANOS AND ORGANS BY RELIABLE MAKERS ONLY. Importers of the— WONDERFUL WERTHEIM and WHEELER & WILSON SRWING MACHINES. Also SELLERS' Celebrated WASHING MACHINE. If your Machine needs cleaning or repairing ? Send it to TJSARY AND DIXON'S, I commumcate with Hobart as usual by every steamer. FRANK KAVANAGH,' Hairdresser . . . and Tobacconist. SALVAGE SALE AT Fire Escape Prices!! TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS. NOTE.—During Sale all goods saved UNDER late &"' a* COST JE>ftICE or TEE OLD~ STAND (Next Clarendon Hotel,)The Square, Palmerston North,'
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7792, 17 March 1904, Page 6
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