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Northern Advocate, 29 September 1938, Page 11

m New Millinery... You can well afford these Inexpensive Numbers from Our New Season’s Range CONTINENTAL STYLES in Taffetas, and Corded Silks Sma r t stitched Toques, Halos and Rolled Brims. Shades—Rust, Ceylon, Brown, Bottle, Navy, Black, and White. 9 BRETONS and FANCY HALOS in Stitched Maro cains Trimmed Grosgrain Ribbon. Shades; Navy, Nigger, Tan and Black. 6/11 '/s HIM a & m \\ m V »■ Vi C 5 3 Wide - brimmed, Plain and 'Knotted SISALS, featuring the new Plat Crowns. At Inactively trimmed with floral sprays and contrasting Georgette swathings. New tones of Dahlia, Tan. Navy, Brown and Black. From DAINTY ORGANDIE BLOUSES Fagoted and Prilled Fronts, in White, Lemon, Pink and Blue. And Only g/JJ each FLAIR FASHION FABRICS British-made Unerushahle Crepes. guaranteed fast colours. Attractive floral patterns. 2/(12/11 3/11 and 4/6 yard TALCUM POWDER talcs in large tins. Delicately perfumed soft And Only ]_/g and \/Q TOTEM SPORTS WOOL— We have just opened a new range of plain shades and mixtures. Price 10P skein m // //ft m i m & & SUMMER Corded Silk Blesh Gloves— Corded Silk Gloves— Elastic Elbow-length Suede Fabric Alt button and loop, in wrists, ail sizes; shades as Gloves—ln White, Navy and .Morocco, Beige, Navy and ’ ’ ’ White 5/6 P a * r above . . ; B/6 P a * r Brown . . 5/11 pair SUPPER SETS ihire Linen Sets of Supper Cloths. 54 x 54 Attractively boxed in assorted colours. An Ideal Gift . 1 ££/6 Set USE A McCALL PATTERN FOR YOUR NEXT SEASON’S CLOTHES BWBBH The “Veribsst 5 Draper and Outfitter R. G. HOSKING Ltd WHANGAREI and DAR6AVILLE