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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20625, 28 May 1935, Page 4

“IS your daughter one of this seasons . . . . DEBS? » » as the Butterfly . . . emerges in all its superb beauty from the chrysalis so does the Deb. once the cherubic babe and then the hockeyminded school girl, suddenly burst forth as a Beauty, a thrilled, ravishing and georgeously gowned Debutante. Superbly gowned by m\ MISS WILLCOX The Wizard of a Dressmaker she will cause a flutter of every mole heart. Miss Willcox of the D.I.C. devises the most delicious and enchanting frocks for the Deb. Young, winsome, sophisticated what you will, and each frock a perfectly finished piece of artistrjv. and Dear Debs, you’re so lucky—- —— for Miss Willcox. in order to keep her workrooms fully staffed throughout the winter, is making a I S% REDUCTION on her Dressmaking Charges from I st to 30th June. 'PHONE 3045 C AND HOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW. Here are some of the Exquisite NEW SILKS suitable for you Our new Silks will inspire you . . . we have many enchanting Pastel shaded ones in new weaves, but those advertised below are all pure ivory for the Debutante. IVORY SILK VELVET, beautiful quality.— Usual Price 7/U .. FOR THIS WEEK, yard DIAGONAL SILK CREPE, a very smart fabric.— Yard MOSS CREPE of superb heavy quality.— .. Yard CREPE SILK GEORGETTE, woven with a vertical thread.— Yard EMBROIDERED CREPE, checked with ivory Silk and silver embroidery.— Yard WINDSWEPT SATIN, a glorious heavy Satin in the *1 A /1 | Windswept weave.— Yard **/ * * D-l-C CHRISTCHURCH 6/11 6/11 6/11 12/6 14/6

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