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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20511, 1 September 1936, Page 3

SPRING FASHIONS I\| DISTINCTIVE VOGUE IN MODEL o FROCKS A CHARMING AFTERNOON FROCK, in Mulberry Majora Crepe • Attractively Trimmed with Chalk White Chinese Figures. WX Size. £4/12/6 A VERY GRACEFUL HOSTESS GOWN in Nigger Brown Cloque, the Wide Sleeve and Draped Neckline is Effectively Trimmed with Lomond > Green Appliqued Leaves. S.W. Size Price g Gns. A SMART OCCASION AFTERNOON FROCK in Chinese Green Baltimore Crepe, Smartly Trimmed with Shamrock Patterned Quilting Novelty Brooch and Braided Belt in Araby Brown. S.WJX. £6/15/6 A DELIGHTFUL BLACK FLORAL SILK EVENING FROCK, with Taffeta Belt and Flowers. Worn with the Coatee it becomes a , Brilliant Afternoon Gown. W . Price J J Gns. A SUMMER TAILORED TWO-PIECE SUIT, in Printed Navy Feather Crepe. The 7/8 Coat has Wide Rounded Lapels and Finished with Smart White Gardenia. W. Size ........ J Q Gns. A RECEPTION OR DINNER GOWN, in Navy Crepe Jasmain, Handsomely Embroided on Yoke and Sleeves and Finished with Pleated Frill. All Round Belt with Jade Buckle. W. . . . , , £5/19/6 MODEL MILLINERY IN EXCLUSIVE LINES A BROWN “WEBFLEX” HAT, in Highly Lacquered Milan Straw With Turned Down Double Edged Brim and Tailored Crown Finished with a Roll of Beige Green and Red and Bow of Self Colour Price Q A TURNED DOWN WIDE BRIM WEBFLEX MODEL, in Green Hemp Straw. Trimmed with Gros Grain Ribbon to Match and Finished with a Bunch of Berries in Brown Orange and Yellow . . Price /Q A SUMMER WEIGHT FELT. Entirely Covered with Brown Stiching. The Creases in the Crown and Irregular Brim Makes this Sports Hat Quite Different Price 17/6 A DARK SAXE BLUE “SUNSON” HAT, with Turned Down Brim Blocked to Dip at Front and Back. The Low Fronted Crown is trimmed with Self and Grey Coloured Petersham Ribbon Price 27/(J I 11 —f ' Telephone * ! 68 or. 69. f TIMARU

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