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»iwiw(»maKwDAK»iia>[w(wo«>[iwwiw>w>*f AND N0W I WE INTRODUCE JOSEPH ZVKIN, OF CAL1F0RNIA, ONE OFTHE MOST FAMOUS DESIGSERS IN RIS FIELD i Tphe warm climate, and th'e year-round outdoor life de- 1 [ ' ■manded suitable casual wear in CALIFORNIA. The need J "J L - for- certain types of garments was acutely present. ' j > 1 & JOSEPH ZUKIN was one of the first to perceive the I j \ ^ $ tremendous scope for play clothes and to intr.oduce casual I; i The close relationship between California Apparel ! I s Creators and its associates here, will enable New Zealand . J. I 1 1 i ITC women to keep right up-to-date.. •• J The ff ock Hlustrate'd is by Josepli Zukin. It is made of I ! y l{ jSII V ) featherweight Wool jersey, especialfy designed for Joseph J j / \H«4l \W J / • If .has a sand coloured background with ihter- | i n. / mittent stripes of lilac and kelly green combination of ] j red and kelly green. j I ^ m\ •" This dress will interest every smart woman because I j /II I | I J | jo| if fore'casts a new use for wool. It will appeal to the full j I/jfij j ' 1 figure types who will appreeiate the crossover blouse and j II J / |\| jj J I1 the long line from neckline to waist. Also the easy don- I i fi I ! II 1° 1 hing of the garment, being buttoned from neckline to hem. 1 jfllll" I' j ii '| 'll ' With its short sleeves and gold accessories this style will I j p J | i 1 |l J I be worn for winter occasional wear, evening theatre, i j j if] |[ J ! (' I h - afternoon parties. Worn, under a topcoat to such fune- i I I fl ' { ifli/j .tions it is warm, withoiit the topcoat it is much more j 1 r I I \l lo f f feminine and attractive than a long sleeyed woollen dress, j I . j J J| | J ;} if yet warm er. and more clinging than rayons or silks. With S: i If I II f I inset sleeves at just above the elbow the forearm can | ! Wl|" ' 1 r'o ' (?ecorafive jewellery matching with the gold ac- I I • i I i I I cessories of belt and buttons. , 1 \ S 5 o I ■ ■ ? I | llf'lll j f J YOU'LL BE HEARING A LOT MORE ABOUT ,COLE | I JlJJIIM 4 y AND ZUKIN OF CALIFORNIA^ — EXCLUSIVE TO | I \| J. E. WALLACE, j j * FASHION LEADER. |

WATTS MOTORS, LTD. Levin-Palmerston North, via Shannon. BUS SERVICES DEPART LEVIN: Monday to Friday, 8.40 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. Saturday, 8.40 a.m. SUnday, 10.30 a.m. EVENING SERVICES: Friday, Saturday and Sundays, 6 p.m. DEPART PALMERSTON NORTH: Monday to Friday, 3 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. Friday, 9.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. Saturday, 12.30 p.m. and 10.40 p.m. Suhday, 4.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. Early Bus connects with Masterton, Wlanganui and New Plymouth ServicS Cars. All Buses connect with Napier Service Cars. SPECIAL BUSES catered for to mywhere. For prices and all information, telephone WATTS MOTORS, LTD. 'PHONE 2243, LEVIN

H. A. WILLIAMS, Electrician is now occupying premises in BATH ST., LEVIN (Next Arcadia) See our Display pf all Electrical Applian'ces. All classes of Electrical Installations and Repairs promptly attended to. TELEPHONE 468 Pte. Address j Reeve St., Levin. Plan for Gcnnine Value Bring along your plan and let us discuss it. with you. Or better still, let us prepare plans and specifications to suit your own special requirements. We plan for value and distinction. All kinds of building undertaken. IN Your Future Home ! AVERY & HANNAH, BUILDERS, Box 94, LEVIN CABINETMAKlG SHOP AND OFFICE vFITTlNGS SUITES AND OCCASIONAL FURNITURE R. D. SINCLAIR Seddon Street ... Levin MURPHY'S MOTORS FOXTON -LEVIN MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE DEPART FOXTON: Daily 6.50 a.m. Mon., Wed, & Fri. . 1.00 p.m. Tues., Thur., & Sat. 3.00 p.m. DEPART LEVIN: Daily 10.50 a.m. and 5.10 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHTS ONLY: Depart Foxton 6.30 p.m, Depart Levin 8.45 p.riT. SUNDAYS:.... Depart Foxton 4,35 p.m. Depart Levin 5.30 p.m. PRINTED and Published for KERSLAKE, BILLENS & HUMPHREY, LTD., at the Registered Printing Office of the Company, Oxford Street, Levin. MONDAY,. JULY 5,-1948.