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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20055, 18 September 1920, Page 11

<r sfe-lv.- .Vi ing Style 1920 0 o © >/L IMPRESSIVELY INTRODUCING THE MOST CHARMING AND EXCLUSIVE MODELS IN READY -TO - WEARS. These Models are beautiful enough to win the approval of the keenest fashion critics, and they are thoroughly representative of the best work of the leading British and French designers. NAVY POPLIN MODEL COSTUME, self-stitching and buttons— 29 Gnt. HANDSOME BLACK SILK COSTUME with self-stitching, buttons and girdle. 26 Gns. .SMART COSTUME in Mole Ottoman Cloth, trimmed buttons— 19 Gns. BEAUTIFUL CREPE -DE CHINE DRESSES, in pink, vieux rose, covert, navy, putty and black, handsomely embroidered with silk stitching—-£9/15/-and TO Gns. CHARMING MODEL COAT WRAP in shot silk pleated sides, lined floral ninon— 25 Gn«. GREY SILK COAT, lined white paillette, self-stitching— 16 Gn», SPORTS SKIRTS in Harris tweed—6s/DONEGAL TWEED SKIRTS- 49/6 STRIPED WALKING SKIRTS-75/. TWEED SKIRTS in new checks—69/6 ART SILK JERSEY COATS, in brique, paon, grey, navy, black and amethyst, trimmed three-tone stripes— ■ £9/9/. ART SILK JUMPERS in novelty stripes, saxc and canary— £5/5/n - .1: 3 W. STRANGE & CO. LTD V'U) .> ~jw v r {5 • m m v* r ;'sT 'if -■ ' iSti vl

Great OVERCOAT SALE This Month Only Special Reductions of 25 per cent, oft the prices of all Overcoats sold by us. The coats, tweed ■and rain, arc of the best English quality models that a man can wear for years to come. Our First Sale, and a genuine one. MUNRO & HICKINBOTTOM jgj> ,

TO POULTRYMEN. F OR . SA Bower’s Team of I.R. Ducks, a together with Drakes. The genuine Dominion Record Holders, tho 1918 winners for fl a P“ n V!’ l^ lr record being 1595 o gga hrei 2 fr ks- Aso l loun S Bucks and Drakes M n r„ f T? m IE/i E /o 9 -. Mrs Howell, Wai- * Birchfield Avenuo, off Qucenshury St ,]y£ES QORI.KSKI, Southland's Host Successful UTILITY WHITE LEGhSeTbreEDER PADMAN’S IMPORTED. SEASON 1920. Note a tew of our Records— Papanui Christchurch, 1920-First prise 3 year teat, 6 hens, 2614 eggs. Papanui, 1919 Second prize, 6 pullets lar petiug! 8 **** * 6l WOck; i ’2 P teamß col Pftp “!"' Fifth' prize, 6 pullets, 1359 SOUt 48 a weekB 91^~Third 1310 < S* a » SOD 4fl k we d ekß l92^“FOUrth 1338 Southland, 1919—Second prize, Winter test Southland, 1920—First prize, Winter test." SITTINGS from these famous layers, ifli 15 eggs. Postage 2s 6d extra. SITTINGS Rom parents, winners of th( Two-year Tost, £l. Postage 2s Cd extra. 22 Pullets now m Public CompetilionsMastcrton, Papanui. Southland. MRS F. GORINSKI, _ Bowmont Street. ENWOOD, INVERCARGILL. _________WS WHITE LEGHORNS AND BLACK MINOECAR. THE BEST BY PUBLIC TEST. A LL Xjl my present stock of White Leghorn. ** descended from "Lady Cornwall* N.Z. Record Hen 317 eggs. This ™~n‘ g matings include two imported male birds tom Australia—one from James dull hwtim to Lady Constant), and one' from Padman. (descended from 306 ogg j^ w cockerels left at 30s each; Sittings from 16* to 2fl«; post free. My Black Minorca Breeding Pens win all bo related to, my two competition pens that oEtsbiißhca new Australian records nt Paoanui Tests. Minorcas aro most profitablethey will outlay the best of Leghorns in their second, third and fourth year. A lew cockerels left at 80s; pullets’, 20s each. Sittings hom 16a to 20s; post free. H. WILLIAMS, 114, Souioriiold Street Spreydon, off Colombo Street south. XS ' W. J. CHAMBERS. Boeder of high-class htilitv WHITE leghorns; U * 16, Martin’s Road, Sprewdon Ist and Champion, 1917 and’ 1920 lat-and Special Pullet, 1918; Ist YountBird Show. 1 Ist tod Special Pullet, Best Egg-producer. lat tod Special Hen, 1920 Cheh., Show. Choice Breeding Hens, Pullets and Sitting* for Sale. IDOO WHITE LEGHQRNS. 1000. -LV/VJV/ On This Farm. ONE BREED ONLY SPECIALISED IN, 1000. from which to Select Our Breeding Pens. Same Strain as our Birds nt Papanui N.Z.U.P.C. Egg-Laying Competition. SITTINGS £1 and lo». Orders taken for DAY-OLD OHICKS. A Few COCKERELS loft. , W. E. WARD, - - a 9J, Tdria Pd., Fen dal ton.