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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6911, 17 May 1929, Page 11

Special Showing- “ All White” :■*) ; Evening Wear Gorgeous Gowms in Georgette, Satin and Lace— Picture Frocks, Bouffant effects and Dipping Hemlines. It would be difficult to conceive a more beautiful array tlian those now featured at the P.D.C., and, specially interesting to all will be the exceedingly moderate prices revealed over the whole display, WJf" A CHARMING MODEL, in Ivory Georgette, ia emphasised by a simple, semi-fitting bodied of embossed velvet —the picture skirt gracefully drooping on either side, Is composed of series of tiny circular net—the necessary slender outline Is retained by a soft hip draping, daintily encrusted in a lover’s-knot of pearl embroidery. Value £6/0/% Cash Price £sflQf * INDICATIVE OF THE CHARM AND ORIGINALITY OF OUR EVENING GOWNS, is this illustrated model in Ivory Georgette. Diamante studs exquisitely embroider the simple decollete bodice line—the foundation of which is sheer silk taffeta. The again strikes a distinctive feminine note, with its youthful bouffant effect and drooping hem line, each tier of frilled georgette being finished with narrow edging of silver lace, thus accentuating the soft daintiness of the silhouette. Value £B/15/-, Cash Price £7flo[ ± AN ELEGANT IVORY EVENING MODEL is expressed in this season’s latest achievement. “Embossed Velvet on Georgette”—the simple yet dignified lines of the gown are relieved by a soft drape on either bip, dipping well h«low the hem line, and is finished with a diamante ornament of French brilliants. Value £B/19/6. Cash Price £7jlSl~ u a This Charming Model illustrated from actual stock , ••Palmerston North-

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