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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 254, 23 September 1933, Page 11

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r u :-4 xr Our constantly growing clientele is a tribute to the excellence of Our Optical Service For real sight correction and glasses that suit your vision, our modern methods assure satisfaction. Glasses are supplied in the latest ityles. RALPH WOOD, Optician, F.S.M.C. and F.8.0.A. (Hons.) London. F. 1.0. (Eng.) Rooms, J. R. WOOD LTD., Chemists, THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NTH. *JPhone 5016. lll!IlKUllll!!!illi!i n e w, delicious fo o 1 s drink, when taken at night, enables you to awake mentally and physically refreshed. The vitalising, natural nourishment of Bourn-vita replenishes your store of energy within a few hours. Chemists and Stores—Jib. tin, 1/2; Jib., 2/2. CADBURY'S - BOURN VUi High notes-1 TARTAN CHECKS- ! says Pamela from, P.D.C. S' rX was bound to happen! There is a limit to what can be done with stripes without crossing them—and the instant they cross, where are we?. In wilder Highlands than ever clansmen knew—among checks and tartans that look like the ravings of a delirious mathematician! And this tartan and check erase has invaded everything—Silks, Cottons, Organdies—it has even entered the realm of neckwear which has for so long remained faithful to subdued contrasts and respectable conventional styles. S'6 SET 124, 56 SET 2V Now we’re going to dash round in ruffles and bows and frills, brightly hued, crisp, airy, charming affairs which are a delight to the eye and a joy to wear. There are ruchings and collarings (1/3 to 9/11 yard) in transparent and crinkled organdie—plain shades floral designs, checkered and tartan effects. Gingham is not a new word, but a very new fashion note in neckwear, and I noticed some adorable styles—so inexpensive too! Collars 2/11, Collars and cuffs 5/6, then there are costume fronts at 4/11 and 5/11 —all obtainable in several colours red, green, sky, daffodil .brown or black, on a white ground. Organdie, so crisp and fresh, is showing in an e'ndless array of collars, and collars and cuffs —frilled pleated and tiered transparent, crinkled and embroidered white, colours, and boldly checked cleverly simple, but delicate and charming enough to satisfy your innate feminine love of daintiness. I’ve sketched a few styles for you—a Collar and Cuff Set 5/6 and a Catswhisker Bow at 2/11. But come in and see them for yourself—you’ll love them! Among the lovely materials just unpacked are the most exciting tartan checked organdies (2/9 yard)—the range of vividly contrasting shades is wonderful, there’s no other word for it. And a delightful crinkled organdi (5/6 yard) in blue, pink, maize, or white, will make the daintiest of fairy-like frocks for evening or summer afternoon wear. P.D.C. fabrics are so outstanding can you wonder that they sell to the last yard? It is fashionable to be fluttery and feminine again and organdi ruffles, to be worn at the neck, are the most ravishing affairs, and so becoming. I’ve drawn you one in black and white—there are all colours, tho’ and only 12/6! P.S. Red Hot NewsPALME RST ON NORTH White Handbags! They’re going to % be more fashionable than ever and we’ve just opened up a most marvellous range—l2 wonderful styles—from 5/11 ! .