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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21280, 6 September 1932, Page 15

J; TO) SPRING is a charming season in any year—more than ever so in this year, when the* mode has so many intriguing variations. In the street dashing little suits in the military manner are much in favour, with their short jackets nipped in at the waist and many buttons; but in the afternoon and evening. there is an effect of softness achieved by many little bows, soft lapels, shirring, little capes and scarves, which form a contrast to r:he neatly-swathed waist. Pastel colours are very new in both wool and silk for day wear , formal or informal, while Blue leads in any shade, with Red and Rose-Red close behind. The new silks are dull and heavy for both day and evening frocks. This year Spring may easily be " a dream of fair women." George Court's, with their customary determination to serve the Public generously, have eclipsed all previous buying performances by presenting genuine quality Spring Goods combined with extremely Reasonable Prices. .You may buy at George Court's knowing that your money is being well spent. if®® [ 4 p v, 'I v :.m 1 -* I Sm ,* SPOTS IN A STELLAR ROLE ! . 7283—TW0-PIECE ENSEMBLE OF SILK X MA ROC A IN. The top of the frock and the sleeves are of Blue and White Spotted Crepe V de Chine. The new broad shoulder effect is emphasised in this charming style with its double sleeves. The full puff sleeve of the frock is taken into wrist with a tight band. The skirt is pleated and trimmed with buttons. The colour is Paris Blue, and the size SAV. Price, £5/19/6. 76 DEPICTS A FROCK OF CHARM AND DISTINCTION. Expressive of the wearer's individuality and taste, it is made in Black Marocain, with a yoke and smart bishop sleeve, carried out in White, embroidered in Red. The unusual skirt has flared godets inserted at the hip line. Size S.SAV. Price, £5/10/-. BELOW: TWO UNUSUAL ENSEMBLES, ACCOMPANIED BY SHORT JACKETS. Y f 6848—CHARMING ENSEMBLE, featuring slimming lines and modelled-in the new Cavalry Suiting. The frock has long revers in a contrast shade, with a surplice vest. The skirt is pleated in front and finished with a patent belt. The hip-length coat, semi-fitting, is also trimmed with contrast shade and patent belt. The colours are Pumpkin/Black. Size W. Price, £6/15/-. 3075—MODEL OF NOVEL DESIGN. The frock features the latest suspender style, with a short coat. Printed Marocain in a dainty pattern is used for the blouse, which has a roll collar and pretty puff sleeves. The coat also has unusual sleeves, and novel tabs, which give the impression of pockets. Shade is a New Brown. Size W. Price, £7/19/6. Ml lig £pl pi II .111 mmX i If • i p i i 64843075 1 ( ■ts&d ' - ;& ' ■m 1/ mfm mi MM t MM —iTT iAO i-l 49»3 4» A DRESS PARADE OF MILITARY STYLES ff T 140—ULTRA SMART COAT. Fashioned in Wool Georgette, this Coat is beautifully tailored to carry out the new slim silhouette. Pin tucks, a current style note, form a semi-fitting back. New type of revers and attractive sleeves make the Coat outstanding. The shade is Imperial Blue, and the size is W. Price, £5/19/6. 4913—MILITARY SPORTS COAT. Excellently tailored and well styled in good quality Suede Velour, it features new wide revers and chromium buttons. A novel striped silk scarf finishes this smart little model. In shades of Orange, Cherry, New Green, and Paris Blue. Sizes S.S.W., S.W., and W. Price, 49/6/ 41—SMART SKIRT. Neat ten-gore skirt, in the newest AH-Wool Sports Cloth. In shades of Tangerine, Royal, Emerald, New Blue, and Red. In sizes S.S.W., S.W., and W. Price, 23/6. 911—THIS SMART MODEL displays the new vogue for coats of a distinctly military appearance. Finely tailored in Velour, it features new large and original revers and a stitched collar. The colour is Imperial Blue, and the size W. Price, 59/6. 2116—OUTSTANDING TWO-PIECE SUIT in a style and material that will look well throughout Spring and Summer. Made in Afghaline Cloth, it has several fashion features, including a narrow upstanding collar, a semi-fitting back to the jacket, which has a smartly cut basque. Collar, cuffs, and belt are of contrast shade. The skirt is cut with six gores. Shades are Orange/Black, Orange/Brown, Lime/Brown, and Naples/Beige. Sizes W. Price, 79/6. %s®iit# Accessories in terms of dress are those parts of a costume which are not actual garments. Of late years, since garments themselves became simpler, accessories have steadily become more varied, dashing, and significant. For Quality Goods at Lower GEORGE COURT AND SONS LIMITED Karangahape Road Auckland ▼▼ With so many different hats this Spring, it is difficult to choose any particular style as representative of the Mode; but the three sketched above are utterly charming—and typical. The jaunty Navy Blue Straw is topped with a cutely absurd blue and white pompom (39/11); the other two are smart examples of the Sailor—one in natural Pedal Straw, trimmed with black and white ribbon band (22/6), and the other in Brown Recello (21/11). White is the favourite for Spring bags and glove% Above are two Bags, in the new pouchette style, in White Washable Morocco, with chromium frames (25/- and 32/6 each). To the left, White Gauntlet Gloves, with the smart semi-stiff cuff effect, make their appeal (13/11). Contrast accessories to the new Spring Blue can be found in the White-spotted Bag, in Navy x Black, Red, Green, and Fawn (22/6), and in the attractive gauntleted real Kid Gloves, in Navy, Beige, and Parchment, with contrasted applique (19/6). Belts are most important. Two very new and inexpensive examples are to be seen above, one in punched Leatherette, in Red, Lido Blue, Green, Brown, and Black (1/6), and the other in embossed Suedine, with a smart enamel and chromium buckle, in Brown, Lido Blue, Red, Orange, and Grey (1/11). Last, but not least, is the very new chromium jewellery. The Chain Necklace is priced at 1/11, while the Bracelet can be bought for 2/3.