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Southland Times, Issue 23443, 25 February 1938, Page 5

*-•••■******** : W- \-Z/ I EXCLUSIVE ® PURCHASE Ji I FROM THE LONDON Jift _ \| INDUSTRIAL TEXTILES We extend, to you / N | W A Cordial Invitation to A\ )| -jx/ 1 1 will Inspect our Window and Qvk Interior Displays of If AUTUMN FABRICS \¥\)) | during our store-wide previews of - - the new Season’s Fashions. Autumn colourings and, of course, I beautiful contrasts, run riot this season, in Silks and Novelty Fabrics || for Afternoon and Evening wear, prominent being Tabac, London Tan, Rifle Green, Sorrel and Arras Reds, Hazeblu and Blueberry, Jersey, and Flotilla Blue, and Wine- | berry and Malmsey vintage tones. . Represented in these Silks, many of \ I t which are exclusive selections from \ I|l|y I the London Industries Textiles Ex- w- \ I hibition, are “Flora d’Or,” a gold- \ / painted floral, and gold-lacquered W N / Bayaderes; a French Triple Ninon , ■> '/ hand-painted in gold; Lacquer-print- || / U 1 / \ ' ed delustre Cloques; Poult, Pony t and tinsel-run Floral Taffetas; Poult t \_- Anglaise; Embroidered cross-striped \ 'X. Sheers; Crepe Phosphora, “Gold g/ / \ Foam,” Printed Mousseline, Swiss J \ / x. Lace, Crepe Mirage, Hand-painted ‘ JT7 * Silk Velvets, and Exclusive Satin C T - . Damasks and Swiss-embroidered \ ~—‘J Bridal Silks. \ ] Become acquainted with these new Silks during this —— —— week of Autumn Previews. i / L TAY ST INVERCARGILL. > .EXCLUSIVE FASHION STORE @ -

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