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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1276, 15 March 1918, Page 8

R. BARGROYE DRAPER, NEW BRIGHTON. VTOW SHOWING, a Lovely Lot of Autumn i3l Millinery, etc. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. RED CROSS SALES DEPOT, next G.P.0., Gifts received and converted Into cash to assist the Red Cross Sick and Wounded Fund.

Styles Prophetic of a New Season Elegance, with simplicity and undoubted fashionable style, has been our ideal in the designing and buying of apparel for autumn and winter wear, and it is exemplified in the New Goods now showing. These models of correct style and good taste afford value such as we are confident will appeal to every lady. May we show them to you? SMART TWEED COATS with the new collars an.i pockets, with or without belts, in plain Browns anil Grevs, also in very stylish Checks —dgs, 4gs, sgs. VELOUR CLOTH COATS in new Fawn ami Brown shades. This is an exceedingly smart Coat, both in style and colour. It has the new collar, pockets, and belt, and we have only one coat in each colouring. FUR-LINED TWEED COATS with fur collars, in shades of Grey and Brown; squirrel lining. These Coats possess a degree of excellence usually only obtained in higher-priced garments. CALL AND SEE FUR COATS in Musquash and Coney Seal. These are specially-selected skins, and are perfectly matched and made up, and are so reasonably priced that they are not a luxury if purchased h'ere and now. NEW COSTUMES in Gaberdine, Garbicord, and Navy Suitings, very smart styles, skilfully cut, and beautifully finished .. .. sgs, figs, 7gs FUR SETS in Black Fox. Squirrel, Skunk, Bear, Kid Fox, and Wolf, etc., in all the new styles, including the cape collars and melon muffs; also a selection of Necklets in all the fashionable skins. THESE TO-DAY. n 0 uu D THE HOUSE FOR VALUE