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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17608, 26 October 1931, Page 11

N When she has her choice she prefers the atmosphere that suits her best—plenty of room to move in, adequate lighting facilities, comfortable sp'acioUs surroundings, courteous attention by experienced sales people, and above all the assurance that her presence is always welcome. Reflect the Beauty of Spring Exotic, colorful, charmingly designed, and exquisitely fashioned, who would fail to be impressed with this wonderful display, and when we tell you that the : prices more than meet the spirit of the times, you’ll be surprised arid delighted tOo. Here is a group of exquisite ensembles, particularly chosen for summer days. Soft silk Georgettes and Chiffons, in wonderful patterns and colors; these feature the new Coatees which are sometimes sleeveless. Prices 89/6, £5/5/- to £7/7/In fadeless printed cotton fabrics, including the wonderful “Duro” range, these Coatee styles are priced as low as 29/6 At 59/6 we feature a selection of Afternboii Flocks in the season’s new weaves and colors, silky crepes, printed art silk's and georgettes, and a special sho.Wr ing of those wonderful Macclesfield Silks iii sleeveless and long sleeve styles. Attractive “Tub” Frocks, in guaranteed fadeless fabrics, have the same beauty of cut and fit ; they display the iiew wide .reveris, . also dainty organdie trimmings, smartly pleated arid flared skirts, sleeveless and short sleeve, styles. Ranging hi price from 9/11 to 17/11 EVERY HAT IS In materials such as wool georgettes, fine wool tricots, arid a varied assortment of silk fabrics, are shown in many styles, including fitted tailored styles for slim figures. All the Slimmer shades are included in S.W.; W., and O.S. sizes. to £7/7/0 jPWVKiUAI: , - ■f Whether you prefer the -extreme types such As. the bowler, or the more modest, but equally smart Bandeau each hat features some exclusive touch that makes it different'. The popular straws are shown iii dozeiis of prices ranging frohi 49/6 to l •¥ J »in T i* r v. v-i FOR THE TENNIS ENTHUSIAST White Spun Silk Tennis Frocks, cut on tailored lines, perfeet fitting styles, are ’ 18/6 to 49/6 The New Sleeveless Slipons, for after tennis wear, in fine wool and silk and wool; Crehm with cohtrast stripes. 9/11 tb 19/6 Well-cut Blazers, iii popular club stripe's and plain colors. 27/6 and 35/T,Orig Lace mittens, the novelty for summer wear, in fji&Ok, Ivory, and Champagne. 3/11 pair Silk Gloves, in a wohderftil Variety of styles, including Frilled Cuffs, Gauntlet and Fancy Applique or Embroidered Tops. All shades and sizes. 4/IT, A/ll to 13/8 pait jltViAi The Wear Clean” Skin GlbVe', ideal for hot weather. Ail siz'es, in Ahades of Grey, Beige, Fawn and Cinnamoh. 16/6 pair BATHING ATTIRE Everyone will he bathing this year, and some member of the family will purely need a new Bathing Suit. Popular styles in misses and ladies’ sizes range from ... 9/11 to 17/6 The “Jahtben” Suits, in various hew styles, front 23/6 to 29/6 Bathing and Diving Caps, in neiv live rubber. 1/- to 3/11 Bags are just as important as Hats or Hosiery to complement the summer ensemble. We are (showing a. wonderful hew range in Real Calf, Fahey Morocco, or Fancy Grained Spede, all beautifully lined Jhd fitted lyitli mirror, etc., , 15/6, 17/6 to 21/Other novelty styles 25/6 tb 39/6 erised Lisle Hose, f’nlJy fashioned, with point or square heels. A Splendid range of qMlities 'arid shades. „ iJf 3/11, 4/11, 6/6 and 7/6 pair The “Winner” Phre Silk, Flill Hose, With the latest step up toe, cradle foot, etc. Fine 'gauge, with new French heel. 3/11 pair sat a / •o' 1 '- i '<! §

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS YX/ANTED. —An experienced Girl, '' about 18, to assist in small family; from, 8 till G; temporary.— Address at Herald. 883 ■pOR SALE.—Circular Saw Bench, i moving top.—Gully arid Stovell, Auction Mart. 982