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Otago Witness, Issue 3869, 8 May 1928, Page 65

Superfluous qsachly reneved witli Veet. Used by millieas. Satisfactor j results guaraateed o r I PE RTU 88 larger Beware ef SIZE VImitattane

All-wool Velour esL Coat «75/- Tl/2T ■ Send Bust, Hips, in \ / Sleeve—Neek to Hem. \ W Sr A wonderful example \ w Pl of Glasaon’i values \f flj > only produced in so \| t good a quality by \1 i buying the Velour in I xO bug# quantities. Tail- j | [ •red to measure in / 1 a Z® cp our own workroom. A l 0 Tucks may be had in- Ji stead of pleats if pre- /sS ‘ ferred. Collar is /K 8 U X. of selected Coney, B 1 in Mole, Grey, H Beaver, Black, V. U ♦ etc.. Colours: Co- V Ina 4 coa. Light Brown, Vi Ils Fawn, Navy, Nig. V. 4 \ ft ger, Grey, Wine, Rose.Vl \ \ | u'g Not obtainable in the VI \\ j |JS usual way in Coats for V \ <2 less than figns. Over V. . r o 40in bust 4/- extra. V o Over 44 bust 7/6 extra. V (54 IF ri.e far Catalogue X Wa I Glasso&’s Warehouse 96 Lichfield St, CHRISTCHURCH

Dress the Children in “ Tricoline,” the fabric made to last and launder. It possesses the charm of silk and the wearing qualities of cotton; and no matter how often it is washed, it never loses its original daintiness. A British Empire Production. Buy only British Empire Goods. The genuine Material bears the name “ Triooliiie ’’ on the selvedge. Genuine ’■Triooline” Garments "have the “Tricoline” tab affixed. Sold by leading Drapers and Stores. If any difficulty, please write Pole Agent for New J! Zealand: Edgar E. Soldi, x.' Room 38, King s Chambers, Llri Wellington, P.O. Box 838. I a 7 J® “ Wemco” Iggll / i&LWJ Fabric