Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 212, 5 September 1934, Page 9

0 BEGUILING WINDOW DISPLAYS YOU will take pleasure in our authoritative window displays ... their beauty is of a kind that rouses something- deeper than mere surface admiration, and they will acquaint you fully and carefully with the first authentic news of what is presented as the mode for Spriiig and Summer, 3934. ® THE SKETCHES BELOW can merely hint of what awaits you amongst our ravishing models . . „ these exclusive styles are not on display, but we will be delighted to show them to you at your request. 4 .V m oi BA m •m % m m -Or l k fc§ O-w----y tv? y I I i ( is -S at A & I II > 1 m li m I m m if 4m n v/ I 3&s II A A V m r L V : . m & n : 4 A . X takes great pleasure in inviting you and your friends to its Show .of §s Iff llllipS M ON THURSDAY AND DAYS FOLLOWING. EXOTIC is one of the many adjectives that do their best to describe the new Spring Mode. Fascinating Dircctoirc influences arc at work, there's a delightful rush of it to the head. The East advances, its fashion influence is felt and at one glance we are convinced that all that has been said about East being East, the West being West and the inability of the twain to meet, is purely fallacious. For they do meet and melt beautifully in these new-born clothes without making you feel you are costumed for the Mikado or Madam Butterfly. We see it in "the placid Chinese necklines, sloping shoulders and sleeves, loose lines of Geisha girl ldmonas. Above these flowing celestial lines we see giant coolie hats. ]\fOW the brims of the new hats are one long flattery. They hide one eye and the other seems to shine more brilliantly, throw one part of the face into soft shadow and let the light fall on another. .Sometimes the brim rises and falls like the lilt of a tune, sometimes . . . but stay, we could talk for hours of the new lines, the new materials, and the new colours that are making these positively charming new fashions at the Itosco Store irresistible, but space docs not permit and time waits for no man. So we suggest you do us the honour of a visit. YOU will agree that while our exclusive standards are consistently m aintained, it is possible for those who seek elegance at a truly reasonable price to be exquisitely dressed. gHOES, Gloves, Bags, Hosiery, Undies, etc. . . . all these details which contribute to a lovely Spring Ensemble are ready for your leisurely choosing . . . QOME, have a cup of tea and a spot of music in our Tearooms on Thursday, Talking of Tearooms, we welcome enquiries for Private Parties, Weddings. Bridge Parties, Public Functions and Dinners. For information interview our Tearoom Manageress, Miss A. Brown, or enquire at Main Office. THE C. M. ROSS CO. LTD., PALMERSTON’S FASHION CENTRE.