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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2713, 22 June 1925, Page 10

COSY SPORTS COATS, pretty multi-coloured effects of Fawn, cross-over styles. Sash felt and two pockets, as Illustrated. Was Heather and Blue. Long roll 35/-. CARNIVAL PRICE 29/6 SMART TWO-TONE CARDIGANS in pretty fancy knit wool, with gold thread —finished plain facings, two pockets. Was 37/6. CARNIVAL PRICE 29/6 VEDT PRETTY JUMPER in fine wool and plain knit, with dainty contrast at foot of garment. V. necks, full length sleeves two pockets and narrow belt, in soft tones of Grey, I awn, Putty, Lovat and Cinnamon. CARNIVAL PRICE 32/0 BARGAINS IN COATS. WARM WINTER COAT m Nigger Brown Velour, with new gathered collar, edged beaver Coney —smart cross-oyer style and beautifully embroidered silk stitching to tone and half lined floral silk. Was 13gns. CARNIVAL I'JUICE llffus BEAUTIFUL MODEL COAT in Mole Velour, has , largo draped collar, cuffs and wide band of rich Mole Coney Fur—made in the smart cross-over stvlc and half lined floral brocade. Was 12igns. CARNIVAL PRICE llgns A VERT PRETTY COAT in Cinnamon Velour, has largo collar and Mole Coney Fur, cuffs to correspond. Panel pockets, finished buttons. half lined Brown Silk. Was Signs. CARNIVAL PRICE Sgns COAT In soft Silver Mole shade,EXCLUSIVE Smart collar and Mole Coney Fur. Foot of coat beautifully' embroidered in silk. Crossover style, half lined floral silk. Was Sgns CARNIVAL PRICE 7gns ATTRACTIVE COAT in Almond Green Velour, has new pleated collar in beaver Coney. Cut on the new straight lines. Half lined shot silk. Was 7gns. CARNIVAL PRICE sgn? Collmson & Cunninghame LIMITED. BROADWAY AND KINGSWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH

Why not give your afternoon tea party at Collinson and Cunninghame’s. It will save you such a lot of trouble and Collinson and Cunninghamo’s tearooms are admittedly one of the prettiest and most spacious in the North Island. The service is first-rate and the food excellent. A further attraction is the “Collinghame Trio” (violin, ’cello and piano), under the leadership of Miss Hancock, who will play there every afternoon*