Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21552, 15 January 1940, Page 8

INTERESTING LINEN FROCKS t > ndk. y° u al ’ e Holidaying or Staying at Home you’ll find endless uses for these Useful Linen Frocks. neat TAILORED STYLES LOVELY SHADES J 1) Usually 39. 6 Special 29/6 / / W-’UhH-'Jp A ' COTTON / FR ? n cKs A SUMMER BREEZE J # RITZO and OTHER 1 # POPULAR CLOTHS 7—Z-f a ,5/6 /'■<»» UERBHRTS \sU y>/ Reduced Prices During January !! ! iV j MATRONS’ FROCKS, in Lovely MODEL FROCKS in Choice Silks // | Floral Patters in Navy, Black and both Printed and Plain. Styles I Brown. Long sleeves. W. to O.S. suited for all occasions. Popular sizes. Usual Prices 55/- to 59/6 colours. Usually £5/5/0 & £5/15/6 VW Special 45/- Special 84/» ATTRACTIVE NINON FROCKS in A NICE RANGE OF PRETTY Pretty Designs. So light and filmy FROCKS . . . with Short Sleeves, for these summer days. Only a few Made in Attractive Printed Silks, left. Usually 79/6. Special 63/- Usually 95/6 to 99/6. Special 75/6 HERBERTS

On Saturday afternoon Miss Lorraine Amyes, Bidwill Street, entertained a few friends in honour of Miss June Robertson whose marriage will take place next month. Each guest brought a gift for the pantry and also a new recipe. Miss Amyes received her guests wearing a frock of pale pink silk cloque. Miss Robertson wore a frock of figured marocain with navy coat and hat. Other guests included Mesdames R. Anderson, W. Renton. T. C. Morrison, M. Walker, Misses Enid Patchett, Isobel Duncan, Violet Chamberlain and Shirley Amyes. A competition was won by Mrs W. Renton.