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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10737, 30 August 1913, Page 6

Spring Millinery AT SUTTON'S An Exhibition of the most CKarming IWillinery ever seen in Feilding. : : A GRAND DISPLAY. J PRING is the season of gladness -when all nature revives and the beauties of field.and forest begin to show themselves, and the Spring Millinery that we are now showing illustrates this. The Spring Millinery is a revelation of charm and beauty and the artist milliners of London and Paris have achieved a Wonderful Triumph. Whether viewed from the standard of style or harmonious colour blending, this Millinery that we are showing will appeal to those who appreciate refinement. There is a dainty delicacy and a vivacious charm characteristic of every model, and if we wroter all day we could not adequately convey an idea of their beauty, style, charm, and refinement. The simplest plan is to COME AND SEE THE MILLINERY. N and let your own eyes "be the arbiters of their beauty. In any case you must endeavour to see these hats, because it is important that you should be familiar with the latest fashions. SOME FEATURES: Large Hats are still much favoured, although there are many exceedingly pretty small hats. Tulk is largely used for decorative purposes, and this filmy fabric gives a soft, dainty, delicate touch. The introduction of orange, or yellow, or mustard, which bo pronounced a feature of the winter millinery, is continued in the new hats, and the effect is very becoming. Flowers in their natural colours are freely employed as trimming, and the roses in particular ate gorgeous. The upstanding feather, or osprey, or ribbon is a pronounced feature JBut come and see the hats and study the styles for yourself. We are showing an immense assortment. Sutton & FEILDING. AGRA ALLA THE TEA THAT STANDS THE TEST OF TASTE. If, when your friends taste it, they don't ask where you get your tea from, there's something amiss m the making. - The tea's allrightif its AGEAtJALLA as thousands of hostesses have proved. A6RA6ALLA is the Tea with an ugly name but a prettyleaf, the tea that tastas well, and its 1/8 and 2 p»r -lb ofe Agent, T. BARTON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. MARTON JUNCTION Qeeds eeds I have in Stock all the best j known Early Varieties of Seed Potatoes. EARLY ROSE BEAUTY OF HEBRON BRITISH QUEEN And HENDERSON'S Extra JEarly . . . , ; EARLY PURITAN, which is an improved Early •'■". Puritan, and is being recognised as one of the earliest and finest table potato grown., ALSO m STOCK : BASIG SLAG : SUPERPHOSPHATE .-., BONE & SUPER SPECIAL No. I MIXTURE POTATO MANURE, Ac. And all varieties of seed both : Farm and Garden. ALL NE W SEASON'S -STOCKS NCatalogues Posted Free on A application to Joseph JJa^a^gbt : i "':'•■ : '- FEltblNa. « Alb