Page 10 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18998, 20 October 1923, Page 10

ft FREE O PATTERNS Here are three of London’s latest designs. You will notice that the costume boasts the new straight panel effect on coat and skirt, while the coat (which is ideal for Autumn wear) is designed on the fashionable long narrow lines. The skirt is designed for smartness and utility. Paper patterns for all three designs are FREE in & . > '■ : t S kL HARMSWORTH’S FASHIONS FOR ALL NOW on Sato. Buy a Copy TO-DAY. Here is another splendid offer. You can make the following Five designs from the Free Patterns given in the current issue of Harmsworth’s Childrens Dress. A Wrap Coat for a girl aged 10 to 12 years, and a CaptdCoat for a child of the same age. A delightful Coat Frock for a little girl of 6 to 8. A distinctive Coat Tor a boy aged 2 to 4 years and a Doll’s. Coat —for an ißin. doll. HARMSWORTH’S CHILDREN’S DRESS s To have your old Hat renovated by our -MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE METHOD. Your last year’s Hat made to look as if it were bought yesterday. Owing to our new process, we are able to reduce our price from 6/- to 3/6 for Cleaning and Blocking Hats. Try us. City Dye Works THE PROGRESSIVE DRY CLEANERS. Drawn from th: actual shoe a <2 T New— —No. 1643 . Ladies who appreciate new refinements in their footwear will do well to ask their retailer to show them the New "Matchless" Shoe, No. 1643, as illustrated above. Any "Matchless" Colour Combination— Light and Dark Greys, Fawns, Nigger, Havana-Brown, 1 : Taupe, Beige, —in Suedes or Coloured Glace Kid, with facings to blend. Like all "Matchless" Shoes, a printed guarantee of quality accompanies every pair. Duckworth, Turner &- Coy. Ltd., Makers, Christchurch c^ua/iam&ect 1500