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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17132, 7 September 1926, Page 3

Striped Silk Frocks Will bo Popular for Tennis Wear These Smart Spun Silks in many Attractive Striped Designs are made into useful little frocks that sacrifice nothing of their smartness because of their moderate prices. A Big Variety is shown in Stripes of every Colour on White o,r Natural Grounds, and many m Darker Tones. These are fashioned with Pleats at sides, Short Sleeves and Pockets. Price 37/6. Others in similar Washing Silks, including Striped CrepedeChine 55/- to 63/Jumper Suits for Spring in Crepe-de-Chine, Friska, etc. The continued popularity of the Jumper Suit is evidenced by the Many Charming Styles shown m Fabrics suitable for Spring and'Summer wear. A Novelty Style is in Art Silk Fabric, Champagne Tone. Jumper is bound with Rose to tone with Godets in Skirt. A Distinctly Becoming Style at 84/-. Friska Cloth. A Fine Silk and Wool, or x Cotton and Wool Mixture is largely shown in New Jumper Suits for Spring wear. New tones of Amethyst, Cedar v apd Fraire are prominent at 84/- and 97/6. Crepe-de-Chine and a New Heavy Silk •“Mylesta” Crepe are also shown in many variations of the Jumper Style. One Pretty Style is in Rosewood Crepe-de-Chine, Skirt is Knife Pleated, and Jumper has* Long Sleeves.—Price 97/6. Summer Frocks A Fascinating Display of Lovely New Styles Filling' Our Showroom All Our Windows And Overflowing into the Downstairs Departments Charming in Creation, Correct in Style, and Diversified enough in Model, for every woman to find just what she wants for any occasion. This wonderful showing of New Frocks is making us many new friends who appreciate Beauty, Style, and Exceptional Value. So that we can convey some idea of our immense variety, we have arranged a Special Showing this week, and we are certain that if you will call and view this display, you will find much of interest. Exclusive Models in Floral Georgette and C.D.C. Range in Price from 79/6 to dBB 19/6 From the lovely range of exclusive Frocks, particularly suitable for afternoon wear, we have chosen a few typical values. Many of these are Original French Models with proof of their identity “Made in France” attached to each garment. In Plain and Floral Crepe-de-Chines, Georgettes and Taffetas, trimmed as fashion dictates, in the very newest way A Becoming Frock of Floral Crepe-de-Chine, with Collar and Sleeves bound with Silver to tone, new Flared Skirt with Novel Pockets; m S.W. and W. size. —79/6. A Pretty Floral Style in Tones of Blue and Fawn. This Model lias Long Sleeves, Skirt gathered in front, finished with deep band of Blue to tone. . S.W. and W. sizes.— 89/6. Dozens of other Becoming Styles in Plain and Floral Crepe-de-Chines, most effectively trimmed are marked at ..84/- to £B/19/6. K^'mit^ißiCTranCTSßaßaaTOßviiia^qOT Pretty Frocks of Real Irish Linen 39/6 to 63/= Among the more Summery Styles these Pretty Frocks of uncrushable Irish Linen have a prominent place. Shown m the popular shades such as Parma, Rose, Reseda, Fraise, Saxe, &c., and finished with Hand Embroidery and Drawn Thread Work. One particulary pretty style is in a Rose tone, with Drawn Thread design; Skirt has inverted pleats and Cuffs and Collar are of White. W. size.—39/6. Other New Styles in Irish and French Linen are markjed at 35/-1 6 49/6. Floral Georgette, one of the daintest fabrics imaginable, for Summer Frocks is shown in hosts of Pretty Styles. Each one with some little exclusive touch, giving it an air of originality. A Very Dainty Frock of Blue Georgette is beautifully trimmed with Pale Rose and Blue Tissue. This Frock has Short Sleeves and Flared Skirt. Price 63/-. A Pretty Frock combining Ecru Lace and Rose Georgette is very effectively designed for either afternoon or evening wear. —£6/19/6. A French Model is of Floral Chiffon in tones of Blue. This is designed with Collar and Tie, and has Long Sleeves. A Delightful Frock.—Price £7/10/6. Chiffon Taffeta, which is again prominent amongst the newer fabrics, is featured in Pretty Frocks at 6gns and £6/15/6 Value the Keynote The selection of New Styles for the Spring and Summer of 1926 has been carried out with more than usual regard to correct style and exceptional value. We are certain that SMARTER STYLES and LOWER PRICES will not be met with elsewhere. The French Frocks are exceptionally low in price due to our London buyers .seizing the opportunity of buying in Paris when French currency was heavily depreciated and prices were correspondingly low. A Special Display All This Week, and a Special Invitation to Everyone to View. PETTIE’S fifi THE DRAPERS. So Moderately Priced These Dainty Frocks of French and Swiss Voiles. 19/6, 25/6 to 63/= What could be daintier and prettier for I he real Summer days than one of these lovely Frocks of Swiss and French Voile. In most effective Floral and Fancy Patterns, every imaginable colour and design favoured by Dame Fashion. One Very Pretty New Style is m tones of Lemon and Fawn, with new Flared Skirt. The Sleeves, Neck and Hem are bound with Plain Colour to tone. In several pretty colourings as well as above at 13/6. A Pretty Bordered Voile, in tones of Blue. This has Long Sleeves and Skirt is Pleated at Sides.— 19/6. A Big Range of Real French Voiles. Effective New Designs, Beautifully Trimmed and Finished.—24/6, 27/6 and 35/6. More Exclusive Styles in Charming Floral and Novelty Printed Voiles are Marked at 49/6 to 63/-. 99 <3f Youll Love the New Hats Pretty Summery Hats of Fine Straw, Crinoline, Lace and Georgette. Just those Styles and Colourings that combine most effectively with the Frocks we are displaying. The Ready-to-wears in Fine Bankoks, Tagel's, and Viscas are effectively finished with Novelty Ribbons, &c. All the Popular Shapes and Colorings. From 15/6, 21/- to 29/6. The more elaborate styles in Semi-Models and Models are more attractive than ever, and the Big Variety of these we are showing are marked at 39/6 to 79/6.

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