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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17730, 2 December 1919, Page 9

Etc. COSTUMES—Smart White Silk UNDERSKIRTS.—Moiretjfe in all , Costumes, extra good silk, latest colours. — Btvies— 9/11, 13/6, 14/0, 15/6, 17/6, £5/15/- to £6/10/-.* 19/6, £2/6, 25/-. CCfcTUMES—Fuji. The latest UNDERSKIRTS. — Creme -vv^ercuts White and Creara.-— plane.— f2/6. " £5/5/-. UNDERSKIRTS.— Ladies' white COSTUMES.—Newest Ratine- -in- V Longcloth v/ith hand embrcid- • different coloured checks, also cry.—. 42/-. Ifoken checks. Half belts on KIMONAS. — Rich Silk; Rose, coat, straight skirts. — Saxe, Navy, Royal and Biscuit. 69/- and 72/- 57/0, 79/6,185/-. 105/-. BKlßTS.—Ladies' Cream Gaber- JACKETS. — Dressing Jackets, . -dine, straight cut, with end hand embroidered.— ■without belts and pockets and 25/6, 27/6, 33/-. I pleats. ' SKIRTS. — c epe de Chine in '• 47/6 49/6,52/6,55/-. Blaev.' &,nd Kavy.— ■' fROCKS.— Rich Crepe-de-Chine, . 75/., 85/-, 90/-. ..newest styles. Saxe, Navy, SKIRTS.—BIack and ,Navy Chif- " Nigger, Brown, Pink and White, j fen Taffeta, latest styles.— :,■- £5/10 to £6/6/- 75/- and 85/-. FROCKS. —Gaberdine Coat Frocks ' SKlßTi.—Small and .large checks, -"—Nigger, Brown, Fawn and ' with and "without prickets.— » 'Black.-- £5/ir/- 49/0 and 53/ C. COSTUMES. —Navy Serge Cos- SPORTS COATS.--Spun Silk in tumes, plain fitting coats, -Navy, Saso, Rose.-i Pink, Grey, '." straight skirts, in good serge. Helio, Black, .laize, Cream. — £8/18/6 and 9gs. ' . 75/-^ 79/-, 89/COSTUMES. —Navy Serge v/ith COATS. — Ladies Cicach Motor •m nerrow belt all'round,* also half Coats, full and %-length. ' belts, plain skirts.— ' 39/6, 44/-. 49/6. £0/10 to £7/10/- ; A Greater MAXWELL IS BEFORE YOU t / ' i - « > Greater in many ways than 300.000 olthia very same model. Any of the 300,000 Maxwell owners will tell you their Car possesses superior riding comfort, reliability, and power 4—that it« upkeep is remarkably low, its endurance beyond expectation. ' * » ' ' For 1920—The Maxwell Masterpiece > —not merely a sound, safe reliable Car, but of impoved refinement and b comfort. To-day-p-see the 1920 Model. Cl \%fiH<->*>>*>x> Sola A«ent for Taran.ld • JL. WllSOri - ELTHAM * V,', . > .'..■' gfniaes— iqM :' J *'SUB^AGENTSI~ ilJT'i!nßi II"wANGANui"»ioTOISS, YiTD, : jfjl CIGARETTES Ml „ \&* G^ a*^ wfV ©^i^ARDATH TOBACCO//^/ - \ '''W^&V^ - \l\

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