rn. r. »Sb ar Two very Fashionable and Distinctive Models showing at Beath's The demand for ready-to-wear garments (j becomihg of increasing importance year by year. The advent of every new season marks an advance in the production of these goods—perfection in every detail" is being attained. This is a fact amply, confirmed by an inspection of our splendid stock of ready-to-wear garments. The sketches reproduced here are typical example* of the high state of perfection to which the art of making ready-to-wear garments has now reached. Here are two costumes, possessing that individuality . and smartness so indispensable in these days, when fashion is so important a factor. A description of both the costumes is given below, and your inspection is invited of these and the many others on view in our showrooms. Number one is a very stylish Costume made of Coating' Serge. It has the Magyar effect, and is neatly finished with belt, and silk collar and cuffs, of either'plain or Soman. striped silk. Skirt Isr high waist ed, gathered at back, and trimmed with buttons In Mole and Saxe, two qualities of Serge. 57/6 63/Number two is a Model Costume in fine Navy Coating. The coat has the new shoulder and sleeves, with revers and collar of Romaa striped silk. Sash and belt is of folded satin. The skirt has the new tunic effect. This is quite a superior costume. \ i Guineas, ■c 5* m •r:-x w $ ¥ m ■m. mm® '&&} m JAMES MITCHELL > . . Managing Director 2
LAKE'S Wiranam s iniy Feitwear Value givors Gkoe Kid all Jeatber Derby Boots, Istcit to«>. • - All at Shoe* as above 9/0, 10/« All leather Gkristchureh aa*de ward shoe* - - 8/8 tu ir •• SEWING MACHINE FROM £7 10a. PASSMORE & BOOTH 368 COLOMBO ST. SOUTH 3 mm THE MOST PERFECT CORSET ever been designed far Reducing the figure .to comparative slimness from tlie raiment of wearing. Acts like magic on the stoutest figure. Binding, compression, and support ia tlie only cure for abdominal enlargement and weakness. MADE TO MEASURE FROM 21/-. MRS WOODROUGH, CORSETIERE. ROOMS (Opp. Ballpntyne'sj, CASHEL ST. .240
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 217, 17 October 1914, Page 7
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