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Southland Times, Issue 23181, 23 April 1937, Page 10

Friday, is Definitely the Final Day l|i»~g» sffr ’ F ree “Make-up” by Miss Robinson ■ IWfe /£ j Overseas Demonstrator for “INNOXA” TOILETRIES Herbert, Haynes & Co. Ltd. MISS ROBINSON Invercargill Sole Southland Distributors for Innoxa „,,i , h,(,iiiiihhi;i,hiii'n^iiHi/lti'nriii'i'nHiThiiiillliiriHiiDiiiiiiiniiß yllllllll-1 111111 iiiiiiß'rriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirnTnTTTTnTTTnrTi!!iirriiii!tHiiiiiiiniii’L'i^^^^n'nililimHH'i'HiiiHiiiiiiiihiiiHiiiiii<iiiiiiiiiiHinjjii:Hiiioii» llu,UL Liiiiimiill.iim>imHhlH Indispensable to Home Sewers Our R wk Exclusive to Materials wrwß® wB WfII WrHwilw® purchased at this Store. • 9 SKIRT. Cut, Fitted and Tacked for 5/6 9 EVENING FROCK. Cut, Fitted and //yfcjßal Tacked for 1016 / X These Illustrations are suggestions of practical yet smart styles at \ \ i \ your disposal in the Cut-Out Service. V \ Ideal SKIRT MATERIALS d t \ All-wool Tweed. 36 inch English All-wool Tweeds X I . (1 \ I W /in plain rich shades of Rust, Brown, Navy, Black, \ I I M • I A — A S Bottle, Wine, Lido and Saxe. Excellent weights for \ \ ] Skirt S----- 3/11, 4/11 yard 54 Inch Wool Tweeds. A good range of Checked, XL \ / Vandyked, and Flecked Woollens in Brown, Green, U\\A Navy, Black, Blue grounds with multi-coloured W Sm / threads throughout - - 9/11, 11/6, 12/6 yard *0 S'*'*/ c' M 64 Inch Wool Tweeds. Another range of Woollens /Pt) in suitable tonings for Winter Skirts and moderately O prked at ■■ • 6/11 yard • OIIm IOM EVENING SILKS fell Prominent for 1937 i X « 36 Inch Evening Satins. Pastel and deeper tones in s/xlc a soft-hanging Satin in Pink, Salmon, Green, Gold, >• u ' ft®'# Beige and Blues 3/11 yard J 36 Inch Velvets. Rich Silk-Velvets with lustrous : • finish, in shades of Blue, Navy, Black, Gold, Cherry, Wa Tangerine, Almond, Green, Pink, Coral, Helio and ill Green - — - 6/11 yard . ’TO 36 Inch Taffeta. Plain and Fancy Crisp Taffetas for ftLw/vW Debutantes or sophisticated women. Pink, Green, IF Gold, Blue, White, Tangerine, Black, Navy f We Invite you to Inspect these Silks which ■fc'iii/ ' •' ijya may be chosen in our Dark Room under £ No. 8570 Evening Frock ■■. ■ artificiai Ughting - HF/" HVI ci f\ /z>i ii Hcriwrt, Haynes sc»..ih. IT UW) Modern and Exclusive Fashion Store. Invercargill.

I OH, THE \ WHAT All FOUR OF LOOK-jfi USED TO HAVE A LOT. WATSONS L THEM! HOW ON PILES | TOO, BUT WASHINGARE COMING] EARTH WILL YOU OF IT JUST RUINS IT. TO STAY rfl MANAGE FOR BED —< rtf /■. ' WITH US. I LINEN. ‘ y. ]/ ~~~- |'VE HAD THESE ( SO THAT'S % | FOR YEARS, MY / WHY MINE TABLE ) C NO,DARLING, JUST ' DEAR.BUT I J DOESN'T LAST. LOOKS WASHED PROPERLY. WASH WITH \OF COURSE, VERY L |'m USING PERSIL PERSIL. THATSf RUBBING MU§T NICE,MY | NOW-ITGETS THINGS WHY MY LINEN WEAR THINGS DeAR l L WHITER AND DOESN'T LASTS-IT NEVER 1\ pTT OUT. N£W CLOTH ] MAKE THEM SHABBY. GETS RUBBED. /A ■ ' * T I~H 11 P 7 —B Ans! Give your linen a chance to last! Wash always with PERSIL. Its active oxygen- /S charged suds course gently 1® I through and through the clothes removing even BBggi worn-in dirt. Get things beautifully white without ffl I hTTjI ■ any harmful rubbing. ■Jq rllß BEWARE OF IMITATIONS PERSIL (N.Z.) LTD,

PREPARE for Chilly Nights. 2 Pairs all N.Z Wool Blankets. 2/6 Down, 2/6 WeekIy.—CALDER MACKAY CO., Cnr. Esk and Kelvin streets. 9348 fIIHE 1937 Pacific All-Wave New ZeaI land Radios for N.Z homes. With a tone as deep as the ocean.—ARTHUR WATSON, 18 Yarrow Street