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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13639, 25 August 1937, Page 7

>1 OS* <gm‘) A< *■ “Flowers that bloom in the Spring” Fashion decrees that the holers ihat bloom in tike Spring will not only be bedded in plots in the garden but will add riot of colour to our liats. ‘ Off-tiie-lace” seems to be the by-word as far as Spring Hats are concerned, be they sailors, sombreros, halos or any other type of brimmed hats. Even though it may be too soon to venture out in Spring clothes, it Is never too soon to buy a new hat. for although a hat acts as a ic?gnet at any time of the year, then? is something quite irresistible about Spring Millinery and Rosc« invites you to come and see the ‘ ‘treasures* ’ they have unpacked A HONEY GOLD STRAW AJI the charm of {Spring is in this model with its brim rolling up on both sides, held in place by brown cire ribbon which ties under your curls at the bach. A dainty trail of velvet flowers and veil falling softly like a mist, adds loveliness. PRICE 32/6. THE CALOT CAP— A youthful headpiece that's a headlight in Palis is seen here in corn felt. It fits like a skull cap —wear it on the back of your head. Completed with twisted effect of self and small brown eye veil. PRICE 12/6. SKETCHED ABOVE— Here is an interpretation of the new -Juliet Cap in dark brown straw. Arranged across the front on both sides of a small ribbon bow are lime green flowers which make a charming contrast. An ephemeral cobwebby veil falls softly’ over the face. PRICE 20/6. A HONEY GOLD HALO A best beloved little style, is this honey gold hale in finest sisol straw. A wide bandeau of self toning ribbon threading itn way through the brim and forming loop ends at the back is as sweet as any young romantic could wish for. PRICE 33/6. ANOTHER ANGELIC HALO Is in lake blue straw. Keeps brows serenely* bare and casts no shadow over young faces. Note the cute little navy bows and soft finish of plain spot eve veil. PRICE 32/6 A TAPPET A BONNET Dolly* Dawn—the latest vogue of clever stitched taffeta. You simply must have a Bonnet this spring* PRICE 27/6. 06 OSS V* PALMERSTON’S FASHION CENTRE. EST. 1883.

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