Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 20897, 5 October 1929, Page 3

ATTIE, IS QUALITY That’s not just a word we use in our advertising—there is REAL QUALITY in every piece of merchandise that goes through the doors of T. & B. Ltd. Quality Goods moderately priced. Our money back guarantee proves our faith in the Quality of our merchandise. _ MORE NEW HATS — JUST Diamente Trimmings, Ora®OPENED. ments for Hats, Scarfe, etc., and coloured “sew on” Motifs Stylish Petersham Trimmed Eng. for Cushions, Fire-screens, Cur'w lish Straws, cut wide at sides. tains. You’ll get a wonderful VjvJJ Pandon Straws and Crinoline selection of the above at T. & Hats with crin. insertion. Black, B.’s Fancy Department. ASS/ WSK&ShI Beige and Navy only. PRICES RANGE FROM— F° r flappers, useful “Pullons,’ made from fine Tweed, in Natural tand Oyster, with small multi- / coloured brims. 12/6 each. / Christening Robes. Matrons’ semi-Model Hats, in Beautiful Robes for Black trimmings of Faille, Silk p” this , occasion. Jap and Straw. Assorted head fit- ) LL—— Silk, trimmed shadow tings. PRICES 15/6, 19/6. ’ laces, tiny sleeves and ItSU**’" " "fV'rtUF’g bodice finished Baby —— im liin-r ------->■—- ’ RAYON FROCKS for women who have 52 inch hips. Made ->o/e» a->/c rom suitably designed Rayon—Dark grounds, finished Belts ahX 25/6, Z»/b to oZ/b. an( j p| ea t s a t s id e —large arm holes; length 48 inch and 50 inch. Elky „ . T PRICES 39/6, 57/6 to 79/6. 'J > Matinee Jacquets, silk embroidered RAYON FROCKS, for small women and flappers; flared skirts PRICES 12/6. and scarfe Co ||ar S . 35/-, 49/6. 1 ■ A ■ I J CHENILLE JUMPERS, with V neck, RAYONS — FOR beeves and turn back cuff; rvrRV nrracmM RAFFIA HANDBAGS, with metal Lemon, Brown and Fawn. Also the fittings, kid linings; purse inside. Latest Woollen Knitted Jumpers, in fintehoH Shades to tone with new Tweed Coats. modernist designs. in Rnrinn'. Saxe-Fawn, Red-White, Black-White. PRICES 45/6 and 69/6. ?n’ln.. ? a nd He PRICES 7/11 tO 10/6. best colours and de- TAILORED CREPE-DE-CHENE R® a vnn r JtXm’ ski N BAGS— BLOUSES AND JUMPERS, with Uncrushable Raven’ RANGE IN PRICE— long sleeves, button cuff, shirt collars Rayon MaJ’oeain '7/6, 25/6 to 49/6. or V necks. 42/6 to 59/6. on Chiffon, in a rain- . “ALADDIN,” Pure Silk, full fashioned bow of colours. I HOSE, with improved square heel; T/iT x e/n ver y lon S Silk legs ’ in Beaver > Ante ' 3/11, 4/11 to 6/11 I I 0 ? Shell, Cario and Sunni. PW yawd- I t. & B.’s SPECIAL PRICE—QUALITY MOBESIXY PBICED

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