NEW MILLINERY Styled with an air that fineness always gives MIST BLUE FELT is founda- ■yxpwSV tion of wide brimmed hat with ’ 's3s seamed crown and trimmed f with ribbon band and bow. 35/6 NAVY FELT with brim dip- U ' / ping over the eyes—man / tailored crown and trimmed ribbon band and bow.. P,ke TAILORED FELTS suitable for ' x every day wear—most of these k hats are breton and casual '’llo shapes. Colours, Beige, Black, 1 Navy. Price *| 2/B W WESTMINSTER FELTS ✓ ' A hat to match your favourite ' J suit—a hat to match your smartest costume—it’s the hat “ you can wear endlessly with tweeds and wools. Give to the Fighting Forces with Comforts Coupons 'ohboyTthats whatTcall whiteness/ RICHER SUDS I (Os SURE GET THINGS CLEAN /J - _■ <*. L LOOK AT LAST YOU THOUGHT THESe\/ f I YEARS FROCK! V AND WOOLLIES WERE I' i I •SNTIT GAY? ’ R,NS0 > /? 1 I W R,NSO KSEPS WASHING j b •</ / □ o 1 COLOURS BRIGHT I M.x A SPR,N fr •r® f '"'IM Km morning! W Am i ' aßfew l .me*!a b O A Wfii \ AN EXTRA PACKET of \ ■)■■■ T’: •• g 7 RINSO FOR WASHING-UP, X SAYS I ! THOSE SUDS SHIFT \ S/- (GREASE LIKE LIGHTNING. j I a 4111* 1 11 • .B ■ Rinso give* much more sud» L isSv. w -t 7 .wCb* and ** quicker dissolving than ■ ordinary soap powders—thus it ■ f . JEL'b Jg safeguards you against undis- ■ j J s’ solved soap particles harming ■ flTjjsNS'Wi . ] :■ 1 I
In F Griffiths MONEYMAKER PEAS Crops In 8 weeks. The first early pea. maturing 8 to 10 weeks, according to climatic conditions, well-tilled pods. Height lain. No staking. 1/- Pkt.. 2/6 lb.. 31b. for 6/6. GRIFFITHS* PRIZE GLADIOLI A collection of choice named varieties in all shades of Blues. Yellows. Scarlets, Smoky and Bicolour shades, etc.. In superb assortment. Every Bulb is guaranteed. Collection of 12 for 7/— Collection of 24 for 18/— Collection of 50 for 22/— RAINBOW GLADIOLI MIXTURE This mixture contains many prize varieties which have become mixed from time to time, embracing every colour. Every bulb guaranteed flowering size. 12 Bulbs for 5/- . 50 Bulbs for 18/100 Bulbs for 30/r NEW BUSH STRAWBERRY A new hardy hush variety producing berries tn abundance for eight months. No hoeing or cultivation required. Commence bearing at earlv age. 5/6 dozen Plants—Posted POLYANTHUS ROSES Twelve choice named varieties of Polyanthus Cluster Boses tn distinct shades. Blooms for six months 18/- dozen—Posted BULK SiIED Buy your seed In bills and share with your neighbour. Carrot 2/- oz.: Beet 1/9 oz.: Parsnip. 1/3 oz . I.ettuce. 2/oz.; Radish. 1/- oz.: silver Beet. 1/6 oz. All Posted. FRILLED SWEET PEAS Choice summer flowering Frilled sweet Peas tn a gorgeous mixture of rainbow shades. Flowers produced on long stems. Choice Mixed • • 6d. Pkt. Prize Mixed .. 1/6 Pkt. Bulk •. •• 2/6 Pkt. Posted
NEW PERENNIALS Plant a few really choice perennials every year—the first cost is the last and they increase in beauty year by year. Here are a few really worth while subjects easy to grow and guaranteed hardy anywhere : ASTER BEECHWOOD CHALLENGER marvellous new semi-dwarf wine red Michaelmas Daisy 1/6. Set 12 new Asters 15/-. SHASTA ESTHER READ full double creamy white daisy 4in. across, grand for cutting, flowering six months 1/6. AURICULAS (Dusty Miller) Dobbies Imperial giant flowered Hybrids, grand new strain in mixture 5/6 dozen. DIANTHUS WATSONI new continuous flowering semidouble border "pink” in claret rose shade 1/- each. FENTSTEMONS Dobbies Imperial hybrids in grand mixture, 2-year-ola roots 9/- dozen. POLYANTHUS Harrison’s Rival strain, giant blooms mostly in bronzy, old gold and orange shades 3/6 dozen. SENECIO BRONZE QUEEN, lovely copper foliage and orange daisies, withstands wet 1/6. PHYSOSTEGIA VIVIDA new claret rose "obedient plant” 3ft. spikes suitable cutting, flower bells “stay put” when moved 1/6. Descriptive catalogue from— HARRISON’S NURSERIES, BOX 1. PALMERSTON NORTH.
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Southland Times, Issue 24861, 29 September 1942, Page 6
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