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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19759, 13 October 1938, Page 20

IN SPRING'S GAY NEW MOOD ONE VERY iyAEIETY is the theme , song of the NEW f SPRING MILLINERY &* collection now displayed yffi at Melbourne Cash ! WM Here are Hats that are W becoming, dashing- and 0!i festive—hats with saucy bo wsp enticing veils, fiip•pant flowers, and every one as light hearted as the ../^T (Season! And what a galaxy of .beauty there is to choose 'from . . . Trimly tailored .lightweights to make you smartly casual, or chic headlines for your dressier occasions . . . every •one a triumph of individuality and style. Many have charmingly drooping brims to shade *A o 7i#^ your eyes with flattery, while each and every model features si vie effects which will make an instant appeal to fashionwise womenfolk. Ladies come and buy your New Hat from the Best Lighted Showroom in Gisborne. Here under natural light, you can make an unhurried selection from Gisborne's largest and best Millinery Note —our first )f the new Spring these later arrivals represent even GREATER style appeal and simply MARVELLOUS Value. THE NEWEST AND BRIGHTEST OF THE SEASON'S HITS! We've never shown a more beautiful selection of Spring Fabrics, and that's saying ;! For instance — note these: — CANDIDATE No. 1 BOILING SILKS Wash and wear, combined with lovely pastel shades The ideal* for Summer Undies. CANDIDATE No. 3 FADELESS GINGHAM tuaranteed CANDIDATE No. 5 "EMPIREX" FADELESS CLOTH Outstanding mod washin< CANDIDATE No. 2 BOILING GREPE-DE-OHINE Dainty Sprig Designs on pale grounds. Wonderful washing quality. CANDIDATE No. 4 FLORAL KYOTO CItEPE Smart Designs on dark grounds. ''A tiger for wear." 36 inch. CANDIDATE No. 6 SPOT SHEERS The Vogue of 19:58, Pin Spots on light and dark grounds. A better ciuality. 3fi inch. SELECT CANDIDATES FROM OUR DRESS DEPT. Unrivalled for Conscientious Service.

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