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Southland Times, Issue 22419, 5 September 1934, Page 9

A Bonny from Over the Ocean — Oh, Sailor Beware! — Seen along the picturesque, romantic z' coast of Brittany. Worn by those 'r dashing Breton Sailors. Shallow tilted sailor hats with care-free attitude. Irresistible on modern —XT" feminine heads. Charmingly smart in their ingenious versions. / K BRETON SAILOR SHAPES IN PASTEL FELTS '/ X / \ X at 9/11 each. I X. A ' / You want to be .. . and we want you to be one of the first « ' P to wear this charming buoyant fashion. Shades Juan d’Or, [ —„ I 1 Vellum, Putty, Blush Beige, Sun Saxe, Vermillion and ‘ Gamboge. MODELS FROM: EXCLUSIVE ENGLISH PEDAL LEGHORNS ! In becoming new HOUSES ! In Ballibuntal, Sisal, Neora, and styles and tonings of Beige, Brown, Navy, Leghorn. All the newest colourings from Pale Black, Tomato Red, Mauve, Blue and Penguin Turquoise to Ice Blue to the deeper tonings of Grey. IE /£ Navy, Navy and White, Black and White, Price Iv/ V Beige, Brown, Tomato Red, Lettuce Green and Petal Pink. QQ /£ PASTEL FELTS I — In Breton Sailor Chinese Price “«/ " to vJ/ V Mandarin, Janet Gaynor and Oherical Shapes. Shades of Jaun d’or, Vellum, Putty, Blush MATRONS’ MODELS ! Very clever styles Beige, Sun Saxe, Vermillion and Gamboge. in smart shades of Black Navy and ChocoNEORA STRAWS ! — Cloverly shaped — and ' Priced 22/6 25/6 27/6 with attractive trimmings. Suitable for wear with cither costume or frock. 1E /£ PEDALINES ! Exceptionally smart tailored Price Av/ v styles — for your Spring Ensemble. Showing in the latest shades. IQ/fi * Price Itl/U We ‘ ‘Suit” Southland ! This is Suit ? Headquarters— Have you seen the new 1934 Swagger Suits ? Have you sli PP ed them on to notice how gXOI h vibrantly youthful they are in line . . .how their clean-cut streamline designs slim your figure and give you a new alert, brisk, infi--1118 nitely interesting look ? Then you’ll understand why every fashion prediction agrees ' on this point . . . It’s Big Suit Season 1... HE and you’ll want to get into the swing in a style exactly suited to you I fl®; 1 I| It’s a Swagger Suit Season . and we have them! W. Will ggj 4 SWAGGER SUITS nro so important we have devoted a whole secSSfc® XXSHI w //'/BmH n our Showroom to them. Here you will find them in the new Tweeds ... in new colours, new weaves, new surfaces. The Waffles ¥Sil IS'//b Basket weaves are very popular. They’re decidedly British : D ? HPW 7 wOk looking, sophisticated, some with new Military collars — some with hOOP I M Wfl round necks — some with tie effects. The new novelty buttons add WffMBW W 1 “' ““ ' iB “ ” d d “"' Prices 69/6 M f6/6/- | Coats are Swaggers, a J w// 3 There is a smart wearable type for everyone this Spring. There is t simply hundreds of semi-fitting and belted styles in our Showroom. EES Bass SRbT ~ I Some with tailored collars — and then there’s the dashing windswept revere — all tailored from the newest and smart- EQ/ £ . 2/1/j est Tweeds. Prices v6/V to We foresee a Bright Future for Frocks with Coats The Silk Ensemble. ! -MM# r •• • ® ecause e y were spotlighted at the I ; Paris Fashion Displays — and because they y j provide two smart costume types, the separate L-■ frock and the ensemble, we predict a bright : future for these. The Coats have found such i flattering new lengths I They make you look s 0 turned out. We might well call out our c h°’ ces t adjectives to describe them I i Now that it’s Spring . . . You’ll turn to a Silk Eni semble just as flowers turn to the sun. We have a lifts* j ■ wonderful collection in our Model Gown Room — all ■ ' neW mo^e^s J ' ust arr i ve< h Plain, Floral, Diagonal and ’ • Check designs. The coats are mostly plain to tone > i with the frocks — and they’re in half and three-quarter ' w lengths. Modernised tonings include Brown and Beige, i B Blue and White, Red and Black, and the all important 1 Navy and White. The essence of the new Silk Ent w sembles is their dramatic originality and delightful I I - wearability. We have all sizes — right up to XX. O.S. ! PRICES: £5/5/- to £9/9/- ® ox ’X ' Also at i § 309. Gore. £ (fiiitiiiinHiiuitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitHiiiiiiinttiitnu.i:: ...iiniuiiiiiitimiimuiiiimHiimim i • INVERCARGILL O | miftiiimiuiiitimiiiniiiiuimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiifimfiitmiiiiimiimitiiiiiimiiiiittniiiiitiiiiti ■■ i J— 3