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Southland Times, Issue 19332, 26 August 1924, Page 8

SPRING MILLINERY With a touch of the Exquisite in every line, and an indefinable grace and beauty, the New Spring Millinery we are now showing is a source of delight to followers of fashion. There’s a style for every type and mood brought within the limits of the modest income. May we show you the newest and most exclusive impressions ? MANCHESTER DRESS LADIES’ SILK KNITTED JUMPERS, in Rose, Gold, 38-in DELAINE FOULARDS, in a great variety of Grey, White, Kingfisher, Champagne. shades and patterns. I/II PER YARD NEW SEASON S PRICE 17/6 in pLAIN SPONGETTE, in Apple, Lemon. Vieux ART SILK KNITTED JUMPERS, in White, Apricot, Rose Apricot, Champagne, Helio and Saxe. Violet, New Brown, Jade, Grey and Dark Fawn. ’ 2/- PER YARD NEW t E 38 in SILK STRIPED CREPE MOROCAINS, in Helio, LADIES’ NAVY, FAWN, KINGFISHER AND White Navy, Brown, Pink, Apple, Fawn, Apricot BROWN COAT FROCKS; braided and beaded. □ g 3/g PER YARD NEW t E / a SON S r R ' CE t 69 / 8 40-in SILK AND COTTON MOROCAIN, in Fawn, NAVY WOOLLEN COSTUMES, in Grey, Jade, Saxe, Helio, Apple, Natural and Pink; good for day Lemon, Navy, Light Heather. or evening wear. 6/11 PER YARD NEW SEASON’S PRICE 39/6 to 99/6 LADIES SMART READY-TO-WEAR HATS, in a 40-in STRIPED TRICOLINES, in the newrat great variety of colourings; all latest materials and an “ colours, t trimmings. NEW SEASON’S PRICE 21/- to 32/6 40-in JACQUARD RATINES; something quite new. HAT SCARVES, in new Egyptian colourings. 4/11 PER YARD NEW SEASON’S PRICE 2/9, 4/11 30-in PAISLEY SATEEN CRETONNE. I/II LADIES’ CREPE NIGHTS, plain hemstitched style; 45-in NUDRAP CURTAIN NETS. 3/« to 5/6 in White, Cllanl P agnc ’ N R^ e ’ s^j e ( J N lj eli p R|CE 5/|| 50-in COLOURED SALAMIR MUSLINE. 2/6 , , r „ , . , , 72-in ART SERGE, in Brown, Green, Saxe, Matone. LADIES CREPE NIGHTS, beautifully embroidered 7/5 and crochet edge; in White, Champagne, Helio, Sky 50 _ in CREAM AND BISCUIT PLAIN CASEMENT, and Rose. NEW SEASON’S PRICE 17/6 2/g LADIES’ CREPEOLINE DRESSING GOWNS, in new 29 _ in LARGE SELECTION OF CRETONNES. Egyptian colourings. NEW SEASON’S PRICE 17/6 FROM 1/6 to 3/6 SILK AND COTTON WOVEN CAMISOLES, trimmed with Silk Lace. NEW SEASON’S PRICE 4/11 and 5/6 NEW JAZZ overalls. TAKE ELEVATOR NEW SEASON’S PRICE 6/6 I V V rl 1 l/JV BLACK ITALIAN APRONS; large size, with pocket. run QTTZmroZ’k/’VM' NEW SEASON’S PRICE 3/11 bnUWKWM. McGRUER, TAYLOR & Co. in Invercargill

Fine Tea Cheapest to use! IN addition to the enjoyment derived from t( , y. . the fragrant flavour of “FINE” Tea— Amber lips is —“Amber Tips”—you also have the advantage of definite economy. One pound of packets, and 2lb. , “Amber Tips” will make the same amount an j j Qlfr tins ’ as one and a-half pounds of ordinary tea. Amber Tips” FINE Tea - Ceylon’s Best

RELIEF FROM SMOKER’S THROAT. THANKS TO PULMONAS. It had never been so before, and he had smoked even more than he usually did at such functions. Walking home Jones had given him a small round pastille (Pulmonas) saying “Suck that, my friend, before you turn in, and your throat won’t show any effect of all the cigars and cigarettes you’ve had to-night.” When you have been smoking a bit too heavily, or from any other reason your throat is dry and “prickly,” Pulmonas will soon put you right. Relief comes as soon as you commence to suck the little brown pastille. The success of Pulmonas lies in the Beechwood Creosote, which is inhaled in vapour form as you breathe. Cough, colds, catarrh, bronchitis —all throat and lung ailments are speedily relieved by Pulmonas. 1/6 and double size 2/6 a tin from all chemists and stores. White to Stacey Bros., C.P.O. Box 882, Auckland for free sample—enclose 3d in stamps for postage. (advt.)

There are three times as many muscles in the tail of a dog as there are in the human hand and wrist.

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