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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22887, 16 November 1937, Page 17

ecial Selling of f \ m /J ;} .J' 4 { { v « -His--' i Here's an opportunity for saving which smart and thrifty young misses will not overlook. We were able to secure these fine values at a saving which we are passing on to you . . . just in time for the gay Summer season. Pretty, becoming and popular styled Frocks, expertly made in the season's smartest silhouettes. Illustrated are a few of the style and price groups . . . values that are exceptional and which we will not be able to duplicate at these prices. LAW v •&>■ ? Im ( % .;i ** I %k4i American COTTON frocks_ll/9 for Children, and Maids Gay, jaunty little styles that overseas youngsters wear for holidays (sketched is an example)— Fast colours and several attractive styles to choose from. Sizes 36in. - 46in.— Usually 12/11 to 18/11. Grouped to clear Maids' SPORTS and AFTERNOON FROCKS 21/Several attractive semi-tailored styles in ' Linens, Art. Silks and Piques sketched is an example—in smart spot, stripe, floi'al. or check designs on grounds of Blue Green, Primrose, Pink, and Natural. Size. 1 - 42in., 44in., 46in.—Usually 22/6 - 29/6. Infants' Crepe de Chine FROCKS - - 9/11 All hand-embroidered some with dainty cape sleeves, others with puff sleeves suitable for toddlers. In White or White with Blue embroidery—Usually 10/11. w * V H I ,/ Children's MUSLIN or COTTON FROCKS—6/11 Chic little designs for everyday wear (sketched is an example). Soft Muslins in gay designs, or cool Check Cottons—pleated or floral skirts—contrasting collars. Colours include Blue, Green, and Pink. Sizes 20in. to 34in.— Usually 7/11 and 8/11.

I 1 ft .Makers ALSO of EDMONDS 'Sure-to-Plcase' CUSTARD' AND Sure-to-Set JELLIES