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Southland Times, Issue 22997, 17 September 1936, Page 3

1 ' English and American HIGH CLASS . •MODEL •FROCKS • the Smartest o have “finger tip • length” Coats to match. AFTERNOON FROCKS PURE SILK FROCKS Mostly of heavy weight grain- Guaranteed Washable and I«. 2**% cd surfaced floral silks, pleat- Dry Cleanable. fwi W ed and gathered back styles u'v and “suit effects” are featured. Striped and checked for sports. with many broad long leg-o- afternoon and street wear; j x V,. | ' mutton type sleeves on frocks short pleated sleevs, inverted or coats. Interesting trim- pleated skirt, wide belts of mings: large pearl buttons same material and big buckles, glass and cut transparent White grounds with self ITI composition. Ground shades raised stripes and pencil line ) (floral colourings harmoni- stripes of Red or Green, also ' ously blended) Wine, Brown. Delphinium Blue, Green, MusNavy, Black, Harrow Blue; tard and Green, grounds S.S.W., S.W., W., W.X. sizes checked in S.W., W., W.X. < 69/G, sgns. At sgns (, l JSouthland’s Summer can take a lot of colour - - - These Exquisite American FLORAL SILKS FROCKS can £* ve ® * 'AMERICAN MODEL FROCKS y with Little Coats to Match There’s always something distinctly different about T. and B’s Model Frocks . . . Exclusive styles and cut, novel trimmings. Floral Ninons, Sheer Georgettes, Crepe Georgettes and Grained x Surfaced Silk Crepes. Marvellous coloured florals and spots on serviceable ground shades Brown, Navy, Blue and Black, in sizes for S.S.W., SW > W -» WX - sgns 10 10ffnS ' ' L'' DAINTY GLOVES give US Net, lace, mesh, silk and fine cotton, Wwl 'Vi YOUR also ribbed silk with large gauntlet L? ' W-Z Aa HANDS cuffs, some stiffened others soft, O* ' A wrinkling at wrist; all sizes, in aLw Cream, Ivory and Beige. IgF 4/11, 7/11, 9/6 Thomson Jitel R & Beattie,Ltd. 1 FOR exclusive imported FWMiWiLi® /Av FROCKS AND ACCESSORIES. asm J 3F if A A PRODUCT OF TH E CREAM O A T A MILLS-P R E P A R E D BY FLEMING & CO. LTD.. GORE.

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