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Wairarapa Daily Times, 16 March 1933, Page 7

43> && The Autumn Styles ? T T T T T T T T f T T f T T fT T ❖ f T ± T TT T T T T T T TY Y T T f T T Y f f T T T T T f AS FEATURED BY “THE FARMERS’ ” ARE DECIDEDLY ATTRACTIVE AND CERTAINY INEXPENSIVE, AS AN EARLY VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU. SILKO SUITING A new weave for this season, featuring a Silk and Cotton Mixture, specially suitable for Autumn Frocks. Shades of Wine, Coffe, Lido, Xile, Black and Roval. 36in. wide. 2/11 Yard. VIKING SUITS These are a special production by the makers of the famous ‘•John Sincerity 5 5 Suits, and are featured this season in Fancy Worsteds of Brown tonings. The cut, fit and style are undoubtedlv ‘ ‘ correct. 5 5 £5/5/-. COLLAR SETS A Manufacturer’s Bange of Collar and Cuff Sets, featuring Imitation Grevand all Wool Fur. There are no two sets alike, and a great variety of styles in plain and fancy effects. These arc“correct” for this season. Priced from 6/11 the Set. LADIES’ FOOTHOLDS The ideal protector for wet weather. These are now showing in smart Brown shades, and are an excellent shape, having a special wide fitting, 5/6 Pair. KASHA FLANNELS The ever-popular fabric for Winter Frocks. The cloth this season has a wonderful Suede finish, and is showing in all the new tones of Wines, Browns, Blues and Greens. Every yard is New Zealand made. 27m., 2/11 yard; 40in., 4/6 yard. OSTRICH TRIMMINGS The latest trimmings for Evening Wraps and Gowns. Wonderfully effective, and showing in such delicate shades. of Blue, Pink, Lemon and Ivory. 12/6 Yard. T T T T f T Y Y T _Y Y t Y Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ❖ f Y Y Y Y .v f O ❖ 1 DAWN ’ BURLEIGH WOOL A new and delightful range of “Burleigh” Ware, in Jugs, Teapots, Egg Sets, Cheese Pishes, Cruet Sets, Cups and Saucers, etc. Any of these would make an ideal gift. Make Your Choice To-day. COIR MATTING Fancy Coloured Indian Coir Matting, in a great range of designs.- The texture of this Matting is specially woven to stand real hard wear. 27in. wide, 2/- Yard; 36in. wide, 3/3 Yard. W. F. C. A. Ltd Masterton Bom 442 Phone 1600

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