Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 19336, 30 August 1924, Page 3

THE New Goods ARE HERE! The Early Spring Mode in its every Newness of Line and Detail, its wealth of Exquisite Material, its beauty of Ornament and loveliness of Colour, is presented now in our FASHION SHOWROOMS. NEW COSTUMES. The NEW COSTUMES are extremely smart in the Newest Complete Collection Shades of Browns, Fawns, Greys and Navy,* beautifully * J / + braided and stitched in self and contrasting colours. These UCSlfjnCTt TO IITTCTCSt Costumes have been carefully selected from the Leading London and Paris Houses. Every WOOlOO. « „ » „ „ Prices from 5 to 12 guineas. NEW FROCKS. MODEL COAT FROCKS, exquisitely cut in the straight lines so much worn in Britain and on the Continent. In extra fine qualities of Gabardines, Serges and Repp. Some of them have the Peterpan Collars in pelf and contrasting colours, and are beautifully braided and stitched. Prices from 59/6 to 10 guineas. New Neckwear. IMPORTED MILLINERY. IAI)IES” d NEX:KWEAIi n Me t excen E A MOST COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY of NEW ,77 ‘ MILLINERY now awaits inspection in our MILLINERY a «AU)N. Colour and Style represented. of n c:u o L d TJcufff o,lars and Sets Prices: 19/6,25/6,32/6,39/6 to 69/6. Prices: 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 to 5/11 each. Thomson & Beattie, Ltd. 'Phones: Tay St., 1613-1614. The gorgeous colourings and charm- Invercargill, ing Styles of our new Millinery will appeal t 0 you. Our reasonable prices , will impress you of the advantages of shopping at “The Quality House.”

Time to think of New Suits men! Your happiness depends upon your self-confidence, which again to a large extent is governed by your personal appearance. Now that sunny days are here, you’ll naturally want to brighten up. For this purpose we advise you to investigate our New Season’s Suitings. All Wool, made in your own Country, and in a wide range of all the newest patterns. It will pay you to come in and see them at your earliest convenience. “ Made-to-Measure ” 110/115/« 130/If you do not live in the City, write for Free Patterns and Self-measurement Chart. D. I. C. DUNEDIN

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