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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1712, 13 January 1920, Page 2

LADIES-You Feel Comfortable in This "Dainty Silk Underwear. m~\TOV can well imagine (fit J- tlie charm and damrfiTlwU*M tiness of the items listed PI \rji below, but only by per|M- sonal inspection can you \m become fully cognisant of I" the splendid values they are at the prices. If you I* would view and examine, H the displav of these special; V under garments call early i and inspect; call to-day it Y ou can, while the selection is so varied and complete. HERE'S A SUCCESSION OF GOOD VALUES—j4 WHITE JAP SILK CAMISOLE, trimmed Val. insertion and lace, and to-, it , ' f .-■ ■-■ .■; ««*-.•».,« ighed beading, dioulder, IT V ■!! u ' r ;- -" straps of Val. insertion.— ■* 8s 6d. PALE PINK CREPE DE CHENE CAMISOLE, trimmed wide Val. lace, shoulder straps of Va. insertion.—l2s 6d. WHITE JAP. SILK BLOOMERS, good shape, elastic waist and knee.— W. size 21s, O.S. 22s 6d. PALE PINK CREPE DE CHENE NIGHTDRESSES. Magyar style, dainty embroidery front, short sleeves.—62s 6d. PALE PINK CREPE DE CHENE NIGHTDRESSES, V neck,very short sleeves, finished blue silk French knots drawn in at waist with pin tucks and wide blue ribbon. PALE PINK CREPE DE CHENE PYJAMAS, V neck, dainty smocked at shoulder and ankle, two small pockets, finished with blanket stitching.—£4 4s. CASH BUYING SECURES DISCOUNT of ONE PENNY in the SHILLING We Close at G p.m. on Saturdays, except on special occasions. zm> mmwmm&mE:f>fir**u. nt^ L3E3ESao^iiK£M^ ~k jjV - m -

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