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Evening Star, Issue 22447, 18 September 1936, Page 3

Dressy Afternoons demand fashions like these. For your Spring Wardrobe! the new season and from Thursday our Showroom will be in readiness for you. AFTERNOON ENSEMBLES, in effective contrasts. Hip length, finger length, and J length coats to tone with frocks. Newest materials and trimmings. In Navy, Brown, Lido, Wine, Black/White, and Crimson. S.W., W., W.X., and O.S. sizes. 49/6, 89/6, £3 3/-, Up to £4 12/6. sT-eft, } Sife *4 / m aj m HATS New and Loveiy POPULAR SUITS FOR SPRING, made in attractive two-toned tweeds; short mantailored coats and Norfolk styles. S.S.W., S.W., and W. sizes. 49/6, £3 7/6, and £3 10/-. A fashionable assemblage of important New Millinery for Spring! SMART COATS, in novelty mixture tweeds, cut on military lines, with wide revers and flap pockets; some broad checks. In shades of Brown, Blue, and Green. S.S.W., S.W., W., and W.X. sizes. 59/6, £3 3/-, £3 15/-, and £4 4/-. SMART WOOLLEN TWEED SKIRTS, in fancy checks of contrasting colours; very new designs. In shades of Brown, Amber, Green, Navy, and Black/White. S.W., W., and O.S. sizes. 11/6, 17/6, 19/6, and 22/6. SMART AND EXTREMELY BECOMING ARE THE NEW SPRING HATS.— We are showing models in Taffeta or Jack Tar Straw cleverly • combined with Taffeta, with gay little posy and veil, creating some very charming numbers. In Black, Navy Blue, and Brown. From 27/6, 29/6. You simply cannot resist the DAINTY NEW TOQUES, with those captivating little veils and sweet trimmings of flowers. These are in Taffeta, Racello, and Neora Straw, in Navy Blue, Brown, Red, Lido, and Black. From 15/6. THE READY-TO-WEAR STRAW SECTION includes a splendid range of shapes in all the spring colourings; new trimmings of Petersham and velvet ribbon, straw plaiting, and flowers. All Moderately Priced. SPRING FELTS still find definite favour, and are featured in Oatmeal, Chaff Beige, and smart new Marl Felts. From 7/11, 9/6, A.&T.INGLIS LTD. GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN

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