Page 14 Advertisements Column 2

Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 891, 3 August 1917, Page 14

PpJYate Showing. I *% ew Millinery J Creations! jl Wfff This Week. 1 SMART BRETON, FRENCH SAILORS, and MUSHROOM SHAPES IT* 1 Wattle, Emerald Grey, Mole, Putty, Sky, Pinks, Helio, Navy and Black 1 Jn Chip and Tagel Straws 4y n to 21 / | 2 BRETON SAILOR, Smartly etc., in any Colour \ 3 READY-TO-WEAR STRAWS, in all newest Shades and Shap^Smart/y 1 Banded. In Chips 6/11 to 14/6; Tagels, etc., 9/11 to 25/6 I -A CHOICE SELECTION OF MODELS AND TRIMMED STRAWs! 21/-to 55/- i iOB, lIP, 112 CUBA STREET. , 1 --1I '"'■■'•"■■" rlHiri.-.rm, r rril r i in. r nin..n tiiti.ii ■»■ in, ~ ■ „...,■,., i, L.irTM I. ■UM.WL't-lUU. ■ m»...im l ,ji» l ...J i i.m. ..........^j,.,i,iji ! ~iiu.ia-IJ. «. ' \ - ' A Tailoring Secret. ■ • One of the most important trifles that make for per- /tTfTV/vv**^ lection in " Coleman » Costumes is the extra eare taken 1/ / ) \, \\ ' with the Sleeve heads. These are first " tacked " round A// / \\ <\\ by hand and then " felled " in. That is why thay are V/ l, w\A \\ j so smooth, soft and shapely. They are not " bagged out" -V Y Mi 1- 4 ill by a machine as is usually done with Costumes. , " />( iTTv/ yWI The same extra care is exercised at every step, from . - /-Jn 1 I J6n/ | measuring and studying your figure to the finishing of If*// ' >=^ every garment. You get the Smartest Continental \ \ f \\\ /L /Qi Styles coupled with„the Highest Skill in Cutting and hi. I' 'M k \ Sntv Tailoring. b r\. hi \ v rHT'l\ Uy\ LET ME START ON YOUR COSTUME NOW! Jsadies' 'Jasfjion Wattor and Siobe Maker Colonial Mutual Building, 117 Customhouse Quay W Jfo (OPPOSITE BANK OP NEW ZEALAND). " /I)'//, FY S*am±i^j U ui„MMw l . m ,* ~ ni—■».■■»«—. ■ W „„m^.., u^.., ,..,.,,., ■ ,; mi'Mmn- 'i'.,.,'..',.'■",..'—-,..,";;,■, i ,.... i ,_^-'""^ iiii " ; •'•' " .' -■ -.- ■ '.'}; . ■'..- I, ;':; Blouses-i.;; ' ; :Bloiise$ 1 : : Blouses ! - - Also, Dainty -Mternooii'■; & Evening- Frocks And— , '■ •■ ■-.;-'' Hand=made Underclothing. I want YOU to GALL and inspect—you are not asked to buy. MISS : . IRWIN'S SAMPLE ROOMS, THB ROSE TR^-ROOM'S,. : LAMBTON QUAY. ,l """ " ■"* ""■" ■"" , " -"-" " ■ Mill I mi || || " ■ t' ' .-"■.■!• +■ A Few Words on Shops Befog- t f "Handy." t T |» J it is nice to have stores handy so that shopping .moae&&&tmmi "*• . - «j can be done without inconvenience or loss of time. | .., fl e§. You should therefore bear in mind that . I " |f^|g|i" f £ J CAMPBELL'S HAVE THREE BIG SHOPS ■*'' J and if you make Campbell's your" grocers you can **" ts. deal at which ever of our stores suits you best. *iul^^~~^*'•*s'> jL' 4 In each of our shops you will find the same good § / ffl r £ "| quality, the same fresh, wholesome groceries, the lv^^b 3 "8* * same low prices. We also make prompt motor afllrf^^iiN""@ 4- delivery of large orders—try our prompt service. lai'e^T^asalbLiJ It * r 4 :o; J" 4 / * <* •-.''.-■ 1» 40 and 42 Manners Street - - - 'Phone 44* l» 4 2 |3 street ..... 'Paone 2524 A, ' f q, 163 Riddiford Street .... 'Phone 1084. * * . . . f*'