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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 234, 1 September 1938, Page 14

For the wide swirling skiids ihat are the feature of evening frocks and of many day* time, lawn, and wedding narty dresses, sheer fabrics are the perfect medium—chiffons, fancy swies and dimities. Of the nlain materials, coloured chiffon mousscl-, lines are particularly favoured and for bridesmaids, nothing loolm sweeter. AVe have one range of twentv-thrcc shades in gorgeous colours at 3s lid yard, "\ ou will just adore them. Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd.—Advt.

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