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■t ma vt « »■» The Latest Styles Are Always Featured AT PETTIE' |hese New Costumes Are accurate examples of the prevailing 1 mode. The illustrated style portrays the present trend of fashion, the double-breasted coat being the fashionable length with long revets. A particularly smart style is in a fine J tweed in fawn and brown tones. Coat has pockets, and belt coming from side and fastening with buckle. £6/12/6 A becomingly Tailored Suit is in navy repp. Coat is cut with rounded corners, skirt has inverted pleats at side. ■X.fc" £B/10/0 A Tailored Suit of wine repp. Has smart single-breasted coat and plain skiit with inserted pleats. A smart and becoming style. .£9/9/#1 The reliable "Pigeon" Stocking, fine * gauge, long silk pane?. All popular shades, and guaranteed." 8/11 P ail - MJLS.W. Pigeon" Stocking, extra long panel, with suspender welt. All new shades. 11/6 pair - The "Dexdale" Pure Silk Stocking, silk throughout. A fine chiffon weave, with special ankle fit. 15/6 pair - The New "Givre" Felt Ready-to-wears. Picture in your mind the effects of hoar frost on a felt hat," and you have an excellent idea of the appearance of the Latest Novelty, two-tone effects, in Scarlet, Rose, Gazelle, etc. 35/6 p;,eh - A big new range of the latest little ready-to-wears. in becoming shapes, trimmed with ribbons in self and 'joiitrast shades —Are priced ;it 15/6 ,0 35/0 Girls' 1 High School Hats good reliable quality felt. Specially selected for High School wear. Coats for the Rainy Days! The popular styles in new»Rubber Raincoats. Smart shades of Rose. Grey, Saxe, Brown, etc. A complete range of sizes in single, and double-breasted styles. 3*V6 to £2/6 Fancy Rubber Coats, in crocodile-grained rubber. Shades of Tan, Saxe, Amethyst; 42, 44, and 46 inch. '? )/6 Art Silk Coats, rubber lined. Smart shades of Rose, Saxe, Violet, etc - 37/6 49/6 l 0 79/6 Children's and Maids' Rubber Coats, single and double-breasted, belted stvles. Special reliable qualities. Sizes 24 to 36 inch, 27/6 t 0 35A Umbrellas, Too! Smart, and distinctly useful styles, with the new Chubby bandies. Good reliable quality covers. 19*"/fi to '^7/6 ► Jumper Suits Were Never More Popular. All sorts of new ideas are featured in these popular garments, mostly neat little Check Skirts with bodice tops of silk, and Jumper in plain color to tone. Of these becoming styles we have a splendid variety in new shades - Afc 49/6 57/6 t 0 89/6 New Skirts with hip yoke, in attractive stripes and novelty checks. Mostly smartly pleated styles. S.W. and YV. sizes. 25/6 29/6 t 0 42/6 Another Lot of Economy Specials. 50 Dozen White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. A ijood size. In soft cambric. "Economy Price, jyg half-dozen. Silk and Wfol Stockings, with seamless feet. A fine quality. Smart " new shades including Lark, Parchment, Beize, French Nude, etc.—Worth 6/11. Economy Price, l]/\\ V™. Housewife Pillow Cases, no tapes or buttons—a boon to busy housewives. Extra quality. ! Economy Prices, <}/ m O/g and 2/1] ° :U ' l '' Dominion All-wool Flannels, in Pink, Grey, and Shetland. Economy Price, 1 /'| 1 yard. 60 Pieces of Fancy Striped and Floral Ribbons, in narrow widths only, for dress .and hat trimming. Economy Price, 6 yards for JJ m Six. Pieces of 40-inch Tweeds, for skirts, etc.; check and striped de-signs-Worth 3/11 and 4/11. Economy Price, 1/1J yard.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16338, 12 May 1927, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16338, 12 May 1927, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16338, 12 May 1927, Page 8

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