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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 828, 5 October 1916, Page 4

2S? * ssa SB Si »K *s* S8 R £RH m ItlisLv s n *SSE& 3 Dressy Voile Blouses .•]• They are shown in the most becoming styles for wear on all occasions during summer. And ail are of white Voile, the ever-fashionable material for dressy blouses. Some there are with exquisitely embroidered fronts, collars and cuffs; others are trimmed with insertion or pin tucks; collars are mostly of the roll turned down style so practical for warm weather wear; the sleeves are pretty equally divided between raglan and set-in-styles, both of which are fashionable, choice being merely a matter for individual taste; veined seams are well nigh universal. As will be noted, prices are quite moderate, but the blouses must be seen and worn ere you can appreciate the rare values we here offer. Inspection is invited. We allow 1/- discount in each complete £ for cash, and pay postage on ail orders by mail. »j writ James Mitchell, Managing Director. Chri&church -H 1 S^ ■ IS m ft 1 'A % I M B g I • m VESt as 1 Ml *£)P^ IB wmi 10/9 to 42/BOLE AGENTS FOR LIBERTY ART FABRICS AND JEWELLERY.

a s %f$ « m*. i e Give you an inexpensive and artistic covering for your furniture when worn or soiled. A magnificent choice, including unfadablc materials, tobescenat "OAK HALL" CURTAIN CORNER G4145— 858<! Solo Makers: Lady Plunket Patoit HyQienlo Wa <J « Manufacturer of Prams, Co-Cart." lm~l;J Cliairs, Boys' Barrows, Dolls' 1 Latest English Pattern 3-p!y Ash Coach Made Bodies, Our Own Manufacture, Boat Shape Pram! . COLOMBO ST. (Near South Belt) Phone 1303 fetift