J•„ "“w... We hear it eyerydaylow Hanot of Dress Materials t SF? to fc ©h’s B«f” iwEPtFk a 18., LADIES OF SOUTHLAND and those who visit us from ® north, are genuinely delighted to find, in spite of restrictions, such a grand range of Materials for all W & winter occasions. The Exhibition is truly Southland s Fabric Centre; and that, it’s better to go to T. & B.s ‘i £ A ® rst ’ * s P I0VC( l every day. ’ 36 inch WORSTEDS - - ■ 9/11 All wool Worsteds give almost endless wear. They keep their shape and give almost endless wear. Ground shades Rust, Blue, Wine, Tan, Green, Brown, Navy and ac k* Striped and decidedly smart. 54 inch SUITING WOOLLENS - - - 10/6 Suits are the craze and these Suiting Weight Woollens are UK? JU gw Sfß “just fight” Shades include Navy, Brown, Teal, Clipper, FTOjOraM M Y/i’f Rust, Berry Pink, Mustard, Wine Tone, Clover, Luggage El Ea WW KMMaMsz Tan, Tile and Pennant. Today’s super value. BV " - 4 CHECK AND STRIPE TWEEDS WITH PLAIN TH MATCH - - - 12/G The Cloth that bears the mark of individuality. . , au c j u j « The plain shade is an exact match for ground shade of The Harris Tweed Trade mark stamped on the cloth Stripe or Check. Smart for suits. Flat Suede surfaces or itself at intervals of three yards is an absolute guar- Angora. antee that the Tweed conforms in every detail with the definition of Harris Tweed accepted by the Board 54 inch OSTRALAINE - - - 15/6 of Trade. The definition reads as follows: Harris Soft, non-bulky all wool autumn and winter Frocks are Tweed means a Tweed made from pure virgin wool from this English material which is featured produced m Scotland, spun, dyed and finished m the Moss Green an( j Empire Blue. Outer Hebrides and hand woven by the Islanders at their homes on the islands of Lewis, Harris, Vist 54 WOQL ANGORA 17 /6 Barra and their several purtenances all known as a heayier and much firmer English Angora fin _ the Outer Hebrides. Look for the mark on the cloth. ished material recommended for Suits. The range of Look for the Label on the garments. shades includes Bronze Green, Burnt Clay, Mist Blue, Plumage Blue, Teal, Viking Rust, Commander and Pennant. fQ GA /W B Oih 54 inch ANGORA AND CAMEL COATINGS - - -19/6 SSrSj S WUw Yaffl Some of our most distinctive English Coatings are Hair jSlßga S xgagz * *** u finished—they’re delightfully soft and warm. Shades are Air Force, Red Clover, Clover Bloom, Wine Tone, New Also distinctive Harris Tweed Suits, Overcoats, Brown, Plumage Green, Commander, Navy, Black and and Sports Coats for ladies and men. ‘ Natural Camel. Thomson t isaite Mel SOUTHLAND’S FABRIC CENTRE
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Southland Times, Issue 24108, 23 April 1940, Page 3
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