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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 159, 7 June 1939, Page 4

Wide block stripes show the romantic influence of the gypsy, and von can look as nomadic as you choose in one of the bizarre striped chiffon taffetas so much featured in tho bnst fashion periodicals. Vou need hardly ask if wo stock them . . . practically every new idea for hocking is shown hero. Taffetas with satin siripe--, and all taffeta bustled up in the skirt, looks very smart. They are reasonably priced too —4s lid nnd s«s lid \aid. v.ollinson and Cunnintrhame, Ltd.—Advt. TANKS! All Sizes made from Rest “ORB” Iron. RAMSAY AND CAMPBELL, LTD., Rangitikel Street.

MH I Mr * V I MOTORCYCLIST— Tour machine won’t go well unless it is well looked after. LET US DO THAT REPAIR JOB. PINK & COLLISON THE MOTOR-BIKE MEN CUBA STREET. WORKS OF ART Deserve ARTISTIC FRAMES--♦No picture looks its best unless it is artistically framed to give it the proper setting. And the samo applies to photographs, too. If you have pictures of any description, cr photographs, that need framing, send them to Alexander Clark's, where you are sure of getting good craftsmanship and satisfactory resul IS. Si; : Sii 11 4 LET US QUOTE YOU. ALEXANDER CLARK LTD.

NEW ZEALAND OLD AND NEW. Wei! Presented in Railways Magazine New Zealanders, the June issue of the Railways Magazine gives you some stirring chronicles of the old times; bright descriptions of famous scenes; another helpful'review of lN T ew Zealand industries; some amusing philosophy of life; the history of Thomas Bracken’s Hew Zealand Hymn; a chat on books and authors; original verse; excellent notes and comments for women; a wellinformed review of sport. About sixty pictures are distributed through the six-ty-four pages. An ideal gift for a friend or relative overseas. (JD. AT BOOK SHOPS ANDNEWS AGENCIES,