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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 83, 5 October 1938, Page 8

iftmts 5gmr5.., : PWHII BUT 'In*- ". ' -A Jjjjl ""JTflpf There are lew things so fascinating — so delicate and l^Wif^ V fP^-Sv_ lovely as babies 1 clothes! Even those not directly inter- }.f^J fJ^L^^ *^a-^*w '** /*^w**WsrF\ estea are caught by these minute stitched garments, many J\ vrm ""^Sc^i^Hi / HTI hand made' and beautifiedfrequently (if that is possible) ' /JP 11 by fra s'le embroidery in contrast tones. James Smith's • / g^Li.&i 4-4r\ freshly unpacked assortments are at the breathtaking peak. r Mr"™ \S%S< Whether you want to spend a thoughtful few shillings or /^^Lfi>. " I 1 I JV^ a generous many pounds, you'll find James Smith's Baby . . T^V^ti 4*4* M \\ x Shop living up to its reputation. , m^ «fisf :;iy SEETHE DIS PL>\YSI Jf4*L * T^lVl 'WM«» »l«tch«d): Lovely SILK LINEN COAT with fl«rtd«kfrt and yf^&^ilc?^ J^ \ 1| I P°fce *° match; in Powder Blue and Bud Pink thadea; for one to- «rJK^' I / \ J^(^ lreey"rs' • Price 25/6i#*" -*> I I SLfa ~*i "B" (as sketched) for Baby Boy: Manly ROMPERS for special occa- "''^S^^^^jy ! \=A *\ #> vt sions, in Pure Silk Crepe De Chine. Shades of Baby Blue and White. y^ ASfetHjN^Bsa- -"''-' •" V/**"jtf*U * 3* Infants to twelve months. ~ . V ' npH ■■? WvV^N ot *'c**cneJ« but on display in our Baby Section. LOCKNIT / \ _y /^^__^^^\(^n iy) ROMPERS in two styles, with and without collars. Pastel shades. I - jl^^Lnl \ "C" (as sketched) for Baby Sister: COAT AND BONNET of Frefich / / I V ''•*- ---_i j*ip^'K,'- -&''"*&; i'\ ,'X. Crepe, hand-embroidered and with soft frill around collar and cuffs. . I / \. I t, .V\ Vy'k^#*^ jfe-WJr t*V '* •'•{?•**•<' f" *hf turnback bonnet. Colours are lovely—Baby I / -^ \ ... .1. -•, ... J(ftsaa^^*^wl**^^^^ "D" (as sketched): BUSTER SUIT for boys one to three years, in jLfcJ^^^fe/A kff^k /f2* , Slub Silk. Cherry/White, Jade/White, Navy/White, Saxe/White, " "E" (a* *M<*«<o« American TODDLER'S FROCK in fine Basttste, NyBJIEt- '^- £ >wllf<Fr I " Flared" Organdie ■collar, turn-back cuffs, daintiest hand embroidering, —\^™^ffl^'Tv_^ > /^'^* aa*^^ss^v end baby ipearl .buttons on yoke. Shades of Peach and Sky. For one ■ /^U' I y l\\ N. "F" (as sketched): Delightful Zephyr Wool SWEATER AND PANTEE #/ '11 11 'f\ \V \ CSSS»X/1 I \ /^ T ' teautifuliy hand>finished. Colours: Maise, White and Mermaid *J ~///• /* 1I ( I / \ Blue. Suitable for six to twelve months. yiflllv / /VI / I ' "G" (as sketched): Dainty BABY CARDIGAN for Boy or Girl, In / ' V hand-knitted effect; very beautiful quality wool. This is just one of *~*>MsUl: 'T?**l 4 \ r^OH * \ s\J "^" a$ s'tetcne^): P°r Infants four to six months. Dainty COAT . \\ '■* -tJ*", j AND PADDY HAT of extra heavy quality Ivory Rayon Crepe. See "ifc^ ,</^S9Pt>/V* "I" (as sketched): DAINTY DRESS for baby to child two fears. Extre ' ' /ML^- -■■■ J 1 *YS I Jlßavy uality Pur» $ilk White Crepe De Chine; exquisite hand J&^^sf^^^^ XI (*V»/ /\ smocked and embroidered In Palest Blue; hand-sewn hem, ~ ~**f "*&£&&{ ■ Hlj S^^^fwJjdji Washable CREPE DE CHINE SHOES, with novelty hand-embroidered ' \^^^M-^YP^P^^AjH ■.' >€MPjPT HAND-PAINTED NOVELTY NURSERY ///' 1 jV^ffl : -^ / / V \ TABLE, priced 39/6. CHAIRS, priced 32/6. NURSERY STOOLS, ™ Q [ / \ \ 8/11. Bakelite MEALTIME SETS comprising Beaker, Plate, Spoon, | / x*^- Cup, wrapped in cellophane; priced 5/11. ""*""*'^^^ i , l aaiiiS^^^v^. i'S^ rj *' ' Make a Lay-By now while the selection is so new and »z!j * - complete. Here are hosts of fascinating Gifts: for Baby 41^^^^ which you can Lay-By until required. . - .•;..-;■> - "JAMES SMITH LIMITED - - WELLINGTON HOTELS, RESORTS, TBASTSPORT. _ mjm ' I MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES. JSV HSBEBISS^ H^H SIABTERTON Dep. (6.30 a.m. Monday only), 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m., 10^0 a.m., 1 pJHL, «f^ ■■^rBnnJSP^VA^EiIHH 4 p.m., 7 P.m. SATURDAY—Bep. 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m. ML A . ■■ H Hil|iJ|Bli^H WELLINGTON Dep. I^o a.m. (for Napier), 2.30 a.m., 8.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 4 p.m, IHAII 'H DHIBHvBi H^H 6 P-m- SATURDAY—Dep. 1.30 a.m., 2.30 a.m., 8.30 a.m., 1 p.m, 4 p.m., 6 p.m. Hi iW^Bm^m^^ ■■■■■^■i . SUNDAY—Masterton Dep. 8 a.m., I^o pjn., 5 p.m^ 7 p.m. Wellington Dep. 8.30 aJXL, F«aturing Front Wheel Drive, Tor«ion Bar Iftd« P endentSu«p«i««% OOOK&a'OITKJES: Masterton-Midland Garage (Tels. 1848, 1996). CartertonFrwneleM All Steel Construction. t> Lake's Confectionery (Tel. 90); Hughes, Tobacconist (Tel. 205). Greytown— s~r?^ 1!^?' ' —»^ Nicholl's Garage (Tel. 101). Featherston—Edwards', Confectionery (TeL VStU #"/^^"HPfer\ Wdlington—Featheraton Street, opp. G.P.O. (Tel. 42-222). -M^JJ^A JENKINS MOTOR SERVICES, LTD. *mdmKj^jj^^~—~~*--zdM3t*§ WELLINQTON-PALMERSTON NORTH-NAPIER. 1* FIAILY SERVICE: Cars depart Wellington 10 a.m., arrive Palmerston North 1.15 ' p.m.; depart Palme^ston North 1.45 p.m., arrive Napier 6 p.m. and connect with FDftlM -P^tAA Gisborne car at16.15 p.m. Cars depart Wellington 2.30 p.m., active Palmerston North rr^KJlVl WOO. qjs p-m- . depart Palmerston North 6.30 p.m., arrive Napier 10.40 pm DON'T OVERLOOK THE CAR YOU CAN'T OVERTURN. k SUNDAYS: Depart Wellington 9 a.m .depart Palmerston North 1.30 pjn.; arriv« Excellent Part,, Stock .nd Service. ggg Ifi^n'NoShTS.S.rSriS SpS? SSil^Z^^^^ *» P^ rkiri ICLJ PAD CAI EC 189 WILLIS STREET NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1.) LTD. TRAVEL BY NEWMAN* * EPlVJl«l9>n V^#\l\ Phone 52-389. Telephone 41-555 (after houri 51-55 d),