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Southland Times, Issue 21480, 24 August 1931, Page 5

iSitSSsfex. fiSSKi SQ3 1 ■esssr isstdSa. ESnfiSa. sssz sss wB-wwsm MMMMi jmvaiMß inkmmmm arMMTMi tannuswem. nmsnt gnmmur QPMrfr *’ aa '"AKF.-AL’— W *• . . wwWKiwnm nmnww mmow BHMBraKI ioti—mmiimwi —ct— ewiew ■—nil iiiihß —— I ' | I Our Fashion Sections Show I' You the Way to Spring jgk | I Smartness and Economy HJB | £ AFTERNOON FROCKS — Fashion and BRIDGE OR RECEPTION FROCKS— ; / V s value keep an important Spring date with Every well-planned wardrobe deserves one ?iWC these lovely frocks for afternoon wear in of these glorious new bridge or reception V> N crepe-de-chene, georgette and flamenga Frocks in georgette lace, figured with 0 crepe twill. Clever use of flares and pleats georgette. The ankle-length frock with its I / V gives an effective fullness to these frocks, subtle slimming effect, the 5 coatees that ' X while lingerie collars and cuffs in crepe-de- go so smartly with many of the frock?, and I chene or broderie anglaise arid feminine the colours of 'sapphire blue, leaf green, r touches. Some frocks are high waisted, black and crushed raspberry speak of the v with belts to match. The colours are navy, new season in accents decidedly feminine. lido, billiard table green, black and ger- The sizes are S.W., Women’s and 0.5., and anium—the sizes S.W. and Women’s, and the prices 89/6, £5 15/6, £6 10/6 and X the prices £4 10/6, £5 5/-, £6 10/6 to £9 9/-. X » 8 8/-. 2 SPRING BLOUSES—You will delight in I 8 seeing—and rejoice in wearing—a blouse I V NEW SPRING COATS that are triumphs chosen from this lovely collection of Eng- I 110 of smart tailoring in both tweeds and lish Models. Each one differs in some im- I A V suitings. Some are Hared; others are portant style-detail. Some feature jabots, 1 0 X cleverly given a cuff effect with buttons others are trimmed with val. lace. Shades X N and fancy piece. These feature diagonal of shell, banana, forget-me-not blue and v Y and Kecked de.signs and arc priced from sand in crepe suede and satin broderie 5 A A v £6 6/- to £8 8/-. anglaise materials. 7~ <> Our Prices—3s/6, 39/6 and 42/-. I v TAILORED COSTUMES of fine striped WOOL GEORGETTE AND CREPE RO- W® W | suitings with a brisk well turned-out air MAINE COATS—Spring fashion-wearers \ / that is appropriate to Spring. The coat are going to favour these striking coats /> )l 9 \ X comes in semi-fitting single-breasted style and the new shades of Naples, Black, Navy, // X ' V with slip pockets, while the skirts can be Sage and Fawn. Some are semi-fitting’; X had on waist bands with side pleats or in some have clever belt-treatment; others ’ X wrap-over style. Our Prices for S.W. and are finished with tucks or folds —Priced - i — y X Women’s sizes—£6 15/6, £7 7/- to £8 8/-. from £4 19/6 to £8 15/6. v | Spring’s Loveliest Hats Gather j Yearly J I I is a Glorious Showiog! I Bouases jsi 8 AWiyi to mrr f § v> MATRONS’ MODELS in ail the important Spring ver- - H y> X sions—in black effectively relieved with touches of white I >•/ / © e N X —in all black and in black and mauve, showing the brim \ I * 3 Jf 3,tl*©ElS N 'A in a chic Spring way—in the small turban style—priced \ ’ B Y a from 29/6. j: | Would all clients who g 3 A-i ■ 8 have handed in their g v x J 5 caj h dockets so as to | X £ PASTEL FELTS in new ban- //' /y \ "I participate in our A $ deau effects and in large brim- ' ’’ = s P ecial y carly , b ° l ? us 0 A , „ , , , i please call at the Office <$ g med, shallow-crowned styles ! to receive their bonuS 8 N that, leave the Winter spirit be- .". • 5 on Monday or arty day X I hind. All shades at specially in- <• ''f° Row ' n 9viting prices—from 12/6 to S This bonus is, of course, It 25/6. y m) ya ' - in addition to our g S regular I/- in the £ | s O y = discount on cash sales s 45 PANAMALAC NAVY MODEL ,U j and on monthly ac- g V —Note the entirely new ban- . 1 \ v./: s counts. 7 deau brim and the inlets of •••'•' ?”, I m:r.;i;:ii’!iiiiiii’.ii;i:ii:tii;.ii'i’i;iTiiiiiii-.riTiiiir.idiiiiiiiiii-.iT V orange. Velvet camellias add =-i <n h, <iui ipi i, i "'in' *ii i>up . ii, ii hi ii id. rhiii : ih inn ijii -n i"ihi ,, im .11'.I*. IhJII II * nil'll u ii'.iii 1111. • 1 i 11 - X their appeal—4s/-. x I Herbert, Haynes & c»., Ltd. 11 I j . THE fashion house j I is the hat for afternoon wear. I TAY STREET — INVERCARGILL. | | X'

To men who send 1 coupons gM Hi /GENTLEMEN: Men have told us Slf V_J“Why, I never sent a coupon for W® I a sample in my life.” And it is true, many men do not. | Yet men by the. hundreds of thoux - Mg? I sands have broken that rule to try L Palmolive Shaving Cream. For we I ' s V ' confess that words are inadequate to ' ''' i describe to you its advantages and ; . virtues. M/OW/// —— tilii.S XVe feel that we should warn you of one thing, however. If you j q SHAVES FREE' mail the coupon, the chances are strongly against your ever return- simply insert your name and .address* ing to old style shaving methods again. For our statistics show mail to coi B ate-Paimoiive-Peet co. 1 r 1 1 1 r LlfL <L>ept. I ), Box 1393 G.P.0., that 86% or the men who make our tree IChaay test, become Wellington, enclosing 3d. to cover pack- i wedded to Palmolive Shaving Cream. lnß and postage - 1000 men were consulted before we made a single move. 129 formulas were rejected before we satisfied ourselves. Now Palmolive Shaving Cream is the world’s fastest seller. Faced with such irrefutable evidence of men’s preferment, won’t you break your rule about coupons—just this once? Mail The (Please print your name and address.) | coupon now. What comes will justify you. copyright z/is/si.

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AYSON’S /TANDY SHOP, 72 DEE STREET. Chocolate Delight end Chocolate Toffee. We are the inventors of these two sweets. They have delicious flavours, and ore great sellers. A trial will/prove them. DON’T TRADE IN YOUR OPEN CAR POR a Sedan, when I can fit Sedan Curtains, repaint the old bus and give it the smart and dignified appearance of a 1931 model. - z J. F. McKELVEY, Motor Painter, 71 YARROW STREET,

MISS EME MILLS. CHIROPODIST. (Late Collins Street., Melbourne.) CORNER DEE AND SPEY STREETS. (Over Brown, Chemi/i). Corns, Ingrowing Toenails, Bunions, Flat Feet, Chilblains, Broken-down Arches, Weak Ankles, and all pedal defects successfully treated. CONSULTATION FREE. ’PHONE: 1479. ANDREW WILSON, Spey Street West, next Gas Works, pays the highest prices for Rabbitskins. Tags and prices on application. Mn 645