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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16157, 11 March 1918, Page 3

The Favoured Dress Fabrics | ==== FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER—^ We are showing a remarkably fine selection pf dress fabrics considering the " prevailing conditions, and there is quality and value in every yard of material I ALL THE FASHIONABLE WEAVES ARE INCLUDED IN THE DISPLAY. AND THERE ARE MANY EXCLUSIVE EFFECTS THAT COMMAND YOUR ATTENTION j | fljiri j | We enumerate a few of the leading lines just to j H v \ give you an idea of the variety at your disposal :— B NEW AUTUMN DRESS FABRICS i I \ ] COLOURED GABARDINES, in all the new shades of Violet. j I I YV. H | Blues. Greens and Browns .. 13/6 15/6 yard , /l- ? W I \\\ I | ! ALL-WOOL BOTANY TWILL— I }]:' A I I E \ in Violet. Bottle, Saxe. Brown, etc., width 42in. — ] // f / \ S H i * 9 / 11 >' ard Hih 5 j ALL-WOOL CHEVIOTS, in Saxc. Mole. Bottle and Violet— I \ 7/11 yard (doub width) H I ■ ■ \ j Large Ranges of NEW COVERT COATINGS - - 15/6 yard j ■ ' NEW CHECK WORSTED SUITINGS (lovely poods)— j M/pNltflf! llyfk j | width 54/sSin. .. 15/8 17/6 yard i DjfJl l| r-laP | } 54in. ALL-WOOL COLONIAL CHEVIOTS— \ fj fj IMS fWI E j in Vieux Rose, Brown, Mole and Cream 9/11 yard j / / |/j S\ * A I Good Ranges of NEW COSTUME TWEEDS— i W If I f B (tine and soft finish) — I / , i I I I S i 4/11 5/11 6/6 6/11 7/6 vard i / I | | COSTUME LENGTHS— j f J j a As usual we are displaying an extraordinarily fine sclcc- I ill 3 tion of Costume Lengths, no two being alike, thus assuring j f I I I : that exclusiveness that every lady desires. II J | DRESSMAKING ORDERS I ? Orders for Easter Dresses should be placed immediately, / B | otherwise there is bound to be disappointment in delivery. • fjf \ V ■ ! MIWWMWi 1 W? A 99 CASHEL STREET 9 j M fflij CHRSSTCHURCH | 1 TV6 3 -5-<}6n Branches—ASHBUETON. BANGIORA. HAWABDEN, AKABOA. and DAB FIELD. 8 Travelling in this Overland "Big Four" is travelling first class. dCfir ls the most comfortable 5-passenger car yon could wish for— • u.._.£ everything in its construction and equipment is of the besl. • gs||( Note the handiome new body design, and think of the following features: Sjllßy xSbSI"I Electric lighting and starting, electric control buttons on the steering column, cantilever rear springs, demountable rims (one extra), headlight Bfi dimmers, deep soft upholstery, one-man top with cover, storm curtains, rain-vision wind-screen, rug rail, foot rest, every essential and refinement. l flElittt.. * Whether for tourist or farmer, it is the most practical, efficient f ijnut and economical car on the road. Words are unnecessary to win I__ Sr fPte&k its appreciation ; to know its features is convincing ; to see it and Y v||§|§|w " de ' n jt is conclusive proof of its excellent qualities. Call—if unable to do so, write for free catalogue. , " J|L . N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN. LiMITCD , J] f C H R ' s^ c Hu R ° M "

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