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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16570, 28 October 1924, Page 4

V m v-' Y Y FfeX. / M S FtTPN Hll *E#2i tlMl Smarter Styles AT PETTIE’S. HUNDREDS OF OUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE VIEWED OUR PRESENT SHOWING OF SMART STYLES FOR SUMMER WEAR FREELY STATE THAT NEVER BEFORE HAVE THEY SEEN SUCH AN ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF CHARMING FROCKS, COSTUMES, COATS, AND MILLINERY. THE ASSORTMENT IS BEING CONSTANTLY ADDED TO, AND AT THE PRESENT MOMENT WE CAN SAFELY SAY THAT THE SHOWING IS WITHUOT EQUAL IN GISBORNE. Coats and Wraps For Summer Wear. WE ARE SHOWING MANY NEW STYLES IN THESE SMART AND USEFUL GARMENTS. Wrapover stylos in Chantung and Assam Silk. '* ' 65/-, 84/-, to £5/19/6. Light-weight Woollen Coals, in fine quality Panama cloth; many new and becoming styles, in shades of biscuit, grey, fawn, mole, etc. 52/6, 65/-, to £6/6/0. Useful Crash Dust Coats, for motoring and driving on Gisborne’s dusty days. 29/6, 32/6, and 39/6. Smart styles in Poplin Dust Coats; side fastenings,, without belts. , . 55/6 and 59/6. Model Tailored Race Coats, in fine Poiret gaberdines, featuring the latest styles. - £5/19/6 to £lO/10/0. A Very Handsome Model Race Coat is in black marocaine; full iength wrapover style, handsomely embroidered in 'Oriental colors; lined with black crepe-de-chine. £l9/19/0Several Very Smart “Wembley” Model Coats feature the latest in cut, material, and trimmings. Thes.e handsome coats are—£ls/19/6 and £lB/18/0. Smart Millinery Is Most Moderate in Price. a _ The popularity of Smartly-trinnned Straws is very pronounced at this season of the year, and we are showing a big range of stvles, at 19/6, 25/-, to 39/6. Attractive Models are displayed in a very large and varied range of becoming styles. These are priced at 39/6 to 63/-. Becoming semi-transparent Hals, in the popular black and black and white styles, for present wear; 49/6, 57/6, and 63/-. v , Cream Sports Felts; smart little styles for tennis wear • 19/6, 25/-, and 29/6. . v . Attractive Values - IN Silk Stockings. Pure Silk Stockings, with 4-inch suspender tops, extra spliced feet; a stocking that , . stands the severest task; in cream, champagne, nude, silver grey, putty, onion, black, etc. Special, 17/6 per pair. The Stocking De Luxe ,in Milanese silk, plain or stripe effect, ladderproof pointex heel and true shape, in all the new light shades, of grey, putty, champagne, • etc. Special, 25/- per' pair. Heavy Quality. Art Silk t Ladderproof, in grey, onion, nude, champagne, silver, etc. , Special, 7/6 and 10/6 pair. Gleam Silk Hose, wide sus- { lender tops, specially woven iee!s and toes; all light shades. Special, 5/6 pair. The New Glos-ose, a specially prepared art silk; very bright finish, serviceable, in all fashionable colors. Special value, 3/11 per pair, and popular. New Model Frocks AND ' Costumes. Smart styles in Broclie Marocaine Frocks,' daintily trimmed; some with line tucks and embroidered designs; 42/6, 52/6 and 57/6. Three l’retty Frocks, in black and white, almond' and gold, and orange and brown brocaded marocaine; vouy dainty and becoming styles; 87/6. A big variety of pretty styles in Plain and Broclie Crepe-de-chine; all with some individual touch, making each one different; most moderately priced; 84/-, 92/6, and £5/5/0. Smart Marocaine Frocks, featuring the new. long-waisted styles, knife pleating and embroidery; £6/6/0 and £6/19/6. Other exclusive Model Frocks in Marocaine and Crepe-de-chine are marked at £7/7/0 to £l2/19/6. Summer Costumes of fine wool Repp and Poiret twill, and trimmed in the latest styles with silk and braid; £5/10/0 to £7/7/0. Exclusive style in Fawn Wool ltepp; new wrapover -coat, with embroidered coliar and stitching; £7/7/0. The popular Wocl and Silk Knitted: Costumes are displayed in a wide variety of styles and colors; 95/6, £5/10/6, to £6/6/0. Attractive Coat Frocks, • for smart wear, in shades of fawn, grey, mole, brown, navy, etc., trimmed with C'ire braid and embroidered medallions; £4/4/0 to £ll/11/0. 1/: Discount in Every £. PETTIE’S The Drapers Gisborne “When roosters are crowing, And you are in bed ; When dawn is just showing, And night not yet fled, Our bakers are baking That you may be fed On the loaves we are making Of Findlay's fresh bread.” Have You Tried Our Bread ? NO? THEN YO'U HAVE NOT TASTED THE BEST. ORDER A LOAF TU-DAY. WALTER FINDLAY i, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, AND CONFECTIONER, , Gladstone Road, Gisborne. ’PHONES—Gladstone Road 469, Peel Street 25, Private 785.