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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16156, 9 March 1918, Page 6

3 ITThe Favoured Dress Fabrics j iI- = FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER === I J j I We are showing a remarkably fine seleciion of dress fabric? considering the |j | | 1 prevailing conditio! s. and there is quality and value in every yard of material j| ' i i ALL THE FASHIONABLE WEAVES ARE INCLUDED IH THE DISPLAY. AND fi ! i'l THERE ARE MANY EXCLUSIVE EFFECTS THAT COMMAND YOUR ATTENTION | I I We enumerate a fpw of the Irading lines ju&t to 'I " give you an idea of the variety at your disposal : I 1 NEW AUTUMN DRESS FABRICS \ i\. ,! |1 COLOVUED GABARDINES. in all the new shadc> of Violet , { I 8 ! Blues, Greens and Browns .. 13,6 15, C. a | If ... ■ I|h\W^>v I AIL-WOOL BOTANY TWILL- . j J j M Ittyjfck / j 18 i in Vio,c! ' BotlU '- Saxc - BrOW "- CtC " W "Tll vanl I k_A i !■ \i r wOOI CHi ; VIOTS in Sax". Mole, Bottle and \ Joint \ ■ AI.LWOOi.LHi. jci 7.-11 yard (double widilo I l.ars-0 Ran S cs of NBV COVI-RT C OATIXGS - - 15, 5 yard j V"\W j IVI-'W CHHCK WORST EP SUFTINOS (lovely ?ood£- - 'II!li i.\kfS 1 W idth 5.»-/SPi„ 15 617 6 yard &\ il! tl'iUW 1 54in. ALL-WOOL COLONI \L CHEVIOTS— i J J!• j! !• ! ! k ' I 1 in Vienx Rose. Brown. Mole and ('.ream 9<ll }>"d W\ \ j! 'I ( ' 1 Good Ranges of NEW COSTUME TWEEDS- j f 1 I l< S I - (fine and soft finish) — _ j / ' j! 1 1 S I 4/11 511 6 6 6,11 6 yaid j I & II COSTUME LENGTHS- |! ' I I As usual we arc displaying an extraordinarily tine sclec- j I fi tion of Costume I.enstlis, no two bcint; alike, thus a^suimt; j that o.\eltisivene«s that every lady desires. j I I DRESSMAKING ORDERS 'jW \ j Orders for Faster Presses should be piaeed immediately, f 1 otherwise there is bo'.ind to be disappointment in delivery. | "THE FARMERS CHRISTCHURCH 1 | _ Branches—ASHBURTON. RANGIORA. BAWARDEN. AKABOA. and DARFIELD. j| § 3: '- Q " 7l !j p |"' '*"" I" 111 II i—■——niHiiit

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