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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2031, 18 August 1920, Page 14

FEED LEATHER—THE ORIGINAL BRITISH LEATHER FOOD. SOFTENS WATERPROOFS PRESERVES Dob it on your boots—a brighter polish returns after a few days' seasoning. Get Pluvol from your Shoemaker. , Tins: 2/- 3/6 WALLACE'S A never-falling remedy for coughs and colds. Suitable for children as well as adults. Prices; 1/6 & 2/CHEMISTS 226HighSt.,Christchurch

Radiating the Glories of Spring These new fabrics have caught the first notes of a radiant Spring in their colourful weaves, and present untold possibilities for the fashioning- of stylish Costumes and Frocks. Born of a policy laid down at our inception, the G.W.S. cardinal principle is "VALUE," and it is fully demonstrated in these timely displays. Uin. AU-Wool Gabardines, Light Fawn, Putty, Grey, Saxe, Nigger, Navy. Ine texture. Ideal for stylish costumes 27/6 >2/58in. Worsteds and Suitings. Light and Dark v Grey shades. In plain shades. Birdseye and Fancy Checks — 22/0 25/6 27/0 32/6 to 42/siin. All-Wool Fine Twill Gabardines, in Greys, Fawn, Putty, Nigger and Navy 28/32/sGin. Black and White Check Materials. Small and medium checks. Alway3 popular 8/11 10/6 21/- 26/6 to 32/6 51/56 in. Navy Suiting Serges. An excellent range of reliable qualities and dyes 29/6 to -15/s!in. Heavy Cheviot Serges for rough wear .. .. 19/6 21/- 22/6 271n. Coloured Shantung Silk, in Salmon, Turquoise, Prunella, Fawn, Champagne, Saxe .. .. 7/6 yard liin. Silk and Wool Bengalines, in Navy, Dark Fawn, Soxe and Black. Will make lovely frocks and summer costumes . . . . .. .. 3f>/Noveity Voiles in plain shades, Floral. Stripe and Jazz effects. A beautiful selection of lovely colourings, viV'ieli to see is to admire .. 3/6 to 6/tf Graham, Wilson & Smellie, 7 he House For i ahte