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Southland Times, Issue 22038, 10 June 1933, Page 16

Pleasantly Styled MILLINERY i Winter Models i Our selection of Matrons’ styles is incomparable. We f have small and large head fits ( /C \V in plain felts and in a com- '' bination of velvet and felt. \ Smart bows and attractive O | mounts are used as trimmings & v— J with great success. In Navy, ! Black, and Brown and moder- f ■ ately priced. h E 15/6 19/6 25/6 I ■ Feits % Plain brims showing simple trimmings of corded ribbons < —Just the thing for these \ —.y wintry days. We can show x xgaF you Black, Navy, Brown, r-V ' \ Fawn, Wine, Grey, Rust and y-'\ ~ \ Green, in comfortable little V < styles 7 ? 19/6 \ All One Price ««•/« The Poplar , FRENCH BERET ■ Sortmen? o* specThe sporting girl will appre- ially low-priced , Milciate the fact that we have a linery at good supply of French Berets 3/41 5/1 I & 9/1 I in stock. These are ideal for windy days and all sports In all the present occasions. In Navy, Black, shades for fashionBrown and Cream. 4/ C correctness and in Price “/ U neat shapes. Herbert, Haynes & CO., LTD. TAY STREET - - - INVERCARGILL.

NEW TONES WOODPECKER YARN. “Woodpecker” Knop Yam is ideal for knitting smart winter wear for children. Send stamps for booklets. No. 395 Girl’s Dress (26in. length. Flared skirt). Price 3d. No. 394 Girls’ Dress (22in.) Price 3d. No. 380 Two Boys Suits (2 —4 years) Price 6d. Batons and Baldwins Ltd., Box 14418, Wellington. —Advt.

For the first time for five years the number of road deaths in Britain last year showed a decrease on the previous year. The figures were 6651 in 1932, as compared with 6691 in 1931. On the other hand, the number of nonfatal accidents had increased.