SPECIAL DISPLAY of Silks and Woollens, at this week r m -St' KM; m GLORIOUS EVENING SHADES in SILK VELVETS The most luxurious fabric for evening wear in ? SKY, 30m I SHELLPINK ’ } NIL, | SCARLET, 61 | WINE IU i LEMON, I LIDO, BOTTLE, IVORY and BLACK. YARD Evening Flowers and Sprays To tone in Pastel shades. Silver and Sold are prominent. From 2/1 I to (>/l 1 COATINGS and SKIRT TWEEDS Inspect our new range of Fine and Close Weaves. The Latest English and Colonial Designs are great. Neat Donegal and Slub Two Tone Effects are prominent. Small and Large Checks for Shuts will be Worn. 54in., 6/11 to 11/6 yard % i 9 THAT ARE DIFFERENT .In'fancy knop and marl weaves, in Brawns, Blues, Green and Fawn tonings. 36in. 4/11 yard AFGALAINS The popular all wool fabric for useful frocks. Complete range of shades. 36in. 3/n FINE WOOL ' WORSTEDS Self fancy weaves, in Nigger, Mid Brown, Bottle, Lido, Navy, or Black. 36in. 4/11 OUR CUTTING-OUT AND BUTTERICK PATTERN SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL. WE WELCOME INQUIRIES.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19267, 8 March 1937, Page 7
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