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^ — . ( See Our Entirely Rcatge Of Materials 36in. PRINTED BENGALINE, with a rose etching. In . shades of Powder Blue, Primrose and Duslty Pink. ,| Price 9/ 3 Y ard j 36in PRINTED SPUN. In shades of Primrose, Blue, I Lime, Green and Pink. i . Price 11/6 Yard • 36in ART SILK GEORGETTJE. In shades of Shell Pink, {• Powder Blue, Cyclamen and White. Price 10/11 .Yard I FOR BARGAM CALL AT ' STANLEYS ( LEVIN ), LTD. 'I ■ =*/ — -- —— — ! L1N0LEUMS AND CONGOLEUMS ■ IN LOVELY NEW COLOURS AND DESIGNS NOW ON DISPLAY AT Levin's Exclusive [ Furnishers (J. W, LYNCH, LTD.), Bath Street, LEVIN. 'Phone 420. h ■ — " ' ? Manawatu Builders Supply V- LiMlTED. i V Tiro Tiro R&ad, Levin. ii 'Phone 325K. Manager: W. Agent. Specialise in surfacing new and old floors." " Reasonable prices. . Stocks ot* inlaid linoleum, rubher and cork " '■? flooring, suitable f or. bathmom and kitchen ; floors. : ' Contra'ctors for built-up fabric roofs to State Advances specifications. . A | . I. , , , , ...-.v , ■ , -~J FABRICS 1 Delightful j To Stress The I Natural Beauty of the _ I EASTER BRIDE Whei'ever smart weddings are spoken of around the | Manawatu disfcvict our naime has become a byword for . E the fmest Bridal Fabrics. This Easter, our extensive *• B range of lovely materials is well up to the high standard J| expected. Here are very brief outlines. Do corae and gjj inspect personally, because that is the only way to get j| a fuU appreciation pf the possibilities of each line. I \'prv £ew nxelusive gown longtlis IVORY CREPE-BACK SATIN, |jj i of gorgeous SATIN — a rcplica soft and with an intriguing aj ; of ihe sat i ii woru by Priiiress shecn. (Also in oyster.) R ■ Klizahetli. Ivory or lioneysuckle. At 12/6, 14/11, 16/11, 17/3 I ITcaw SLLK CREPES that drape nnTrp ■ r 1 with clegance for cluain lines. IV0»T ^OQTTB ™ i At 12/6 to 19/11 yd. patterns* At 20/6 to 22A | Tvnrv DAMAS BEOCADE srLK VELVET — fascinating 9 SATIN for sleeklv attraetive crease-resisting qualitics m g gowus. (Also oyslcr.) ™»y. (08 xnch.) g At 16/3, 20/3 yd. - At 22/6 to 27/>6 8 Fine eord SILK VELVET — MODJE PAILLE for .the more g very efTeeiivo in ivory, and bouffant styles. At 16/11 yd. | exfreniclv light in weight. jj* At 19/11 yd French SILVER LAMEJs oue of B Ihe most pieturcsque fabrics. H . Gonuiirc SWISS ORGANZA in Varicd designs, many in ex- 9 Riehelicu paltcrn. clusive robe lengths. | At 27/6 yd. At 39/6 to 52/6 yd. g ; Crepe GEORGETTE or MAE- BROCADED SILK VELVET — 9 QtTISETTE for dainty light- another favourite for a gown M as Ihe-air stylcs 0,1 triumphant classi«* lines. g At 12/6 yd. - At 38/11 yd. 1 For 3RIDESMAIDS' WEAR, most of g Ihe aliovo are availalile in traditional R pastcl tonc3 and also in newer unusual 9 n eolours. The fabrics are u6 inclies wide. 9 I Coilinson & Cunninghame Ltd. j 1 BROADWAY & KINGSWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH. 1