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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20990, 29 September 1931, Page 13

The 1931 SAILOR How totally different from the set shapes known by the name of " Sailor " in former years. Crowns may be shallow, guttered, square or rounded. Brims assume the most flattering curves, as they turn up or down to suit individual types. Then, again, the Coarser Plaits are so delightfully informal and becoming. Illustrated to-day are just a few . versions from the extensive colJT/" ' \ lection of the fashionable and rmoderately priced "Sailors" twS S3\t \ showing in the Millinery Section \ oTf' \ at George Court's. tmr /♦A uB IWSA lit 'X'&A m* WJf* Si Vv f^tl I 88& md ' J? - -w3 < m msm Tffi i 1 ?&•' (fm) nzz M2l—A very popular type of the newSailors, featuring the gutter crown. In green Cellophane Straw with trimming of pleated ribbon to tone —35/6. M2O-—A very becoming Sailor type of coarse Chip Straw, the drooping brim having a pleat at side. In multicolourings with blue predominating, and a wide band of blue Satin Ribbon to tone —Price 25/6. M22—A Sailor of the wider brim type, with bandeau. It is of Ramie Straw. White with black and brown. The bandeau, piping round underbrim, and bow is of brown patent leather—32/6. 1 3 ( ■»" Ml9—The tip-tilted brim is a feature of this small Sailor in Ramie and Racello Straws. In colour mixtures of green, fawn and brown. Band of gros grain ribbon in fawn and two tones of green, terminating in three bows at back. The same ribbon is also seen on the edge of underbrim—--29/6. M24——ln this small but very useful Sailor of coarse Chip Straw, the brim is slightly lifted on to crown. In colours of green and white, and trimmed with two-tone green ribbon drawn through a metal and leather novelty at back—2s/6. M23—A very smart version of the Bandeau Sailor in black and natural Fancy Straw., The shallow square crown is very new, and black patent leather is used as trimming. On the bandeau is a cream gardenia—29/6. M 24 r\t * ON ilpim ,\' ■&£* (o>j si i##ii nz3 For Smart Millinery at Lower Prices. GEORGE COURT and SONS LTD., KARANGAHAPE ROAD.

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