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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 913, 5 September 1910, Page 6

Kitkc&Uit & Stains^Limited. Secere Yottt Scnsfiade, and Secore it Now. AND REMEMBER THAT THE SUNSHADE MUST EMPHASISE THE DOMINANT COLOUR-NOTE OF THE COSTUME. You .have probably decided on your Summer. Frock—its style, the material and the colour, and probably it is well in hand, if not actually finished. Make sure .now of the Sunshade, and make your: choice from our very complete stock. All our New Sunshades are now in, and by selecting now you have a big lot to choose from, and stand the best .chance of : getting just. the Sunshade j'ou want. We mention the following merely to give you an idea of the class of goods we are showing:— SMART PALE BLUE MOIRE AN- ' TIQUE SUNSHADE, with the Now Imperial Handle, the top of silver tinsel, covered with a .net work of ' pale blue, finished with / a long ''•'•-' chenille tassel, At 495.-6 d. DAINTY PALE BLUE SUNSHADE, .... : : foundation is "of silk edged with .chiffon; with an all-over covering of cream and gold Spanish lace, At 55. 6d. CHAMPAGNE TAFFETA SUNSHADE, with a design in dainty lilac sprays, edged.with wide cream silk fringe;: handle finished with cream and lilac satin ribbon bow, •■■'.' ■:'.•'. .:: '.'• -At 525. 6d.BLACK. .-SATIN SUNSHADE, with grey'lining, two bands of moire silk " forming bdrder; suitable for'halfmourning., •....-■■ At'32s. 6d. CREAM BROCADE SUNSHADE, with' ,de*p black silk fringe border, plain cream handle, with black knob, : . (; -j • At 255. 6d. ■WHITE AND' VIEUX , ROSE SUN- - SHADE, in the double square de- .•/•■ sign, ..finished with .cream silk fringe. The, new carriage handle of ..■■;■ plain cream ■ wood, with large bow of cream satin ribbon,. , •' At 375. 6d. ; PRETTY ROSE SILK SUNSHADE^,/■with an all-over.covering of Paisley ■"■.-., pattern chiffon ; edged with ruching of- chiffon,, and chiffon rosette "on .handle, . ''■ At 375;-6d. ... : v; -■...,-"'■■" —r— '.'''.:■.,, /"• 'Kitkcaldie & Staks r V » Limited,

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