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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19328, 15 May 1926, Page 7 (Supplement)

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MANY OF THESE MODEL COATS ARE SHOWING in our MAIN FRONT WINDC?WS THE STYLES AND MATERIALS Illustrations are typical of the styles, materials are mostly velours in fashionable shades, in plain and ribbed effects. Some halflined, and some fully lined in self satin, featuring the new flare and godet effect, or inverted pleats Jf ""iK /\ at the side. The latest Fur trim- / J @1 \ mings, in Golden and American AxM I I \ Opossum, Imitation Fitch, i '\ Beaver Coney are used to good |\ \ effect. There are many shades, I I | the principal ones being saxe, new / if "1 mulberry, parma, bottle, mole, j A) /^J and various tans. There's a sav- I >« of ing of from 2to 3 guineas a piece J on every coat. f > J 11 We wish there were five hundred—they come from a London warehouse—one of those occasional job snips that we are always on the look oat for when cash down dictates the price. As they come to us, so they go to you. m Gns. SMART TYPES VN BUNGALOW FROCKS AND APRONS Even in the lower prices, the styles are quite neat and becoming for general morning wear, for indoors or outdoors. Cheerful colourings are in demand, and are well represented in this line. Illustration 1097: A bungalow overall with cross-over straps in smartly figured crepe; edged in black. Colours to choose from are tan with saxe, fawn/ helio., grey/saxe, and scarlet Price, 5/11. Olustration 1080 (centre) is in good quality black Italian; top and facings in jazz printed crepe; full backs. Colourings : Fawn / tan, grey/saxe, and scarlet. Price, 6/11. No. K4 Si Gns ONLY A FEW ARE EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATION Right Illustration shows one of the newest coats; with godet Inset, furtrimmed, with cuffs and collar to correspond. Cocoa shade. There are many other similar in saxe, tan, and bottle shades. Price, Immediate Left Illustration shows a very handsome coat in tan speckled velour, emphasising the newest ensemble effect; this coat is lined throughout with brown satin. A bargain at Other similar styles in bottle, and saxe. Viced from 62 to 9gns. they show Big Savings Illustration No. K 4 Above depicts a coat showing in the newest mulberry ribbed velour, convertible collar, and side tabs, exactly as illustrated. Job price, 7 guineas. Similar styles are showing in tan, bois de rose, saxe, beige, rust, and cocoa. Coat Illustrated on Extreme Left; this depicts one of the best coats in the range. In bottle green velour, exactly as illustrated. Note the collar and cuff, and flare, trimmed with American opossum; half-lined in green shot satin. Job price, 9gm. Other models similar to left illustration are showing in saxe, bois de rose, and cocoa. ! This job comes on the threshold of winter; \ : could it be more : I||||| 1 2/11 SMART TYPES IN BUNGALOW FROCKS AND APRONS Illustrations represent but a small portion of the range from which you may choose. This type of garment has emerged from its former chrysalis of ugliness, and is now accepted as smart for morning wear in or oat of doors. Illustration 1081 (centre): Style exactly as sketch, with half back only, executed in the same material and colouring as illustration 1080 —Price, 6/11. Illustration 2010: This is undoubtedly a smart, yet cheap little bungalow apron with narrow cross-over straps, and obtainable in the sanrie colour combination as quoted for illustration 1097, on extreme left. Icip6 Mail Orders despatched by mmmm return post at over-the-counter prices.