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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10085, 26 September 1918, Page 6

mmm§m m The Newest k Smarte Have just arrived, and if we may judge from the recent popularity of the low collared Blouse, they will be bought rapidly, for m style, quality and value they excel anything in (this line shown for some considerable These Are Quite New. WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, embroidered fronts,- square necks, sailor or roll collars,' insert sleeveswith and ■without veining, finished pin tucks. \ 10/9, 12/6, 13/9, 15/9 to 25/Dainty WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, hand-embroidered <^ y cuffs and collars, finished fine fillet lace and insertion, I Very new styles. ty/fy^sl l o?(6> 35/- _| WHITE JAP SILK BLOUSES, American inset sleeves convertable collars with veining. and pearl buttons, in several new styles. ' 19/6, 2i/-y 22/6, 25/Smart COLOURED STRIPE BLOUSES, in Fugi, Jap. arid Spunella roll collars, jnset ;sleevesr This !|<i season's latest. .«• 2 9A K^ Handsome CREPE-DE-CHENE BLOUSES, in Ivory, 1 Champagne, Pale Pink, Saxe, Rose, Sky, etc., new £vA smart sleeves, roll and pointed collars. J £h Very Pretty. NINON AND GEORGETTE "BLOUSES, Jjs lined self material or net collars, plain or ' handembroidered, in soft tones, finished with buttons or iJj fancy stitching to match. CSMITHL™ 'Cuba st. wctpcl.

Relatives nnd friends of poldiers embarking; should always see. that "the boys" have Pluenzol. an absolute preventive of influenza, or throat troubles; also ■ invaluable as » .eleansinjj mouth wnsh or dentifrice. -R-estriottxl canteen space has of Into largely reduced the supplies of Flucnzol available on troopships. *