DRESSMAKING. We have now opened a large dressmaking room, under the expert supervision of Miss Morrison. Orders are being booked with our guarantee of satisfaction. As this department is filling a long-felt want and to widely advertise same, we will make to your order, a high-grade well-cut costume from a wide range cf exclusive fabrics for the special price of £5 5/-. Also very special prices will be charged for goods made to order for the next four weeks. We are making attractive evening coats, coat frocks, winter coats, smart and exclusive skirts, dainty evening frocks, and blouses. The men’s high grade tailoring department is in the care cf Mr L.L. Padget. If you have not visited this section it will be to your advantage ’to do so at an early date, as we have very attractive offerings in dress suits, business suits, sport suits. We have a splendid selection of suitings. Only the best of furnishings are used. We guarantee the latest cui and a perfect fit and finish. Our high power workrooms are in the capable hands of Miss E. J. Smith. This workroom is a boom to mothers as we will do your sewing for you at prices which cannot be beaten. Our factory is turning out thousands of garments weekly, which are being piled out and sold at wholesale rates to the public. Skirts, pyjamas, aprons, overalls, dresses, underwear, special prices for dainty lingerie outfits. The big Aeroplane Sale begins on Thursday, June 14. The extensive window displays will give a true indication of the immense stock on sale within. You are cordially invited to personally visit and inspect our wonderful display and the attractive offerings are worth coming many miles to see. H. and J. Smith, Ltd., Progressive Stores, Tay and Kelvin streets, Invercargill and Main street, Gore. —Advt.
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Southland Times, Issue 18965, 13 June 1923, Page 5
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