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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20055, 29 September 1939, Page 10

JH * is-, }P Z ,y '■ V. ;■:■ ■#tu RV 1 3 , 5 MC^Od"^ sl? A • beautifully tailored COAT in a fine .woven VooV; ancl fully ‘lined, the neat roll .collar." Being; finished with- rows of stitching, the:sleeves- being full titling and' a square shouldew iaL^'79,/.6 ; PRICE ± f l . ■ ¥" 'i.!X T -ill.-. Jy,‘.-~u<: .!• .< i It' ‘ V'i A c very snappy two-line BOLERO in a superior quality <Silk 'Crepe. The bo’dicp and revels,,being' of exquisite patterned .silk, A Very dainty-• frock; indeed. PRICE ' ■ . ' Vi, • ■■••-I I fH nf isn't .ptlCfl THE NEW FROCKS.... Charm and freshness combined with all the sparkling new colourings-—m florals, spots, checks and stripes—give these Frocks a beauty all their own. Every one of the adorable figure-flattering garments is gaily designed for Spring, with flared or pleated skirts, puffed shoulders, long or short sleeves —shirred waists and other distinctive touches ! Never before have we offered such a brilliant range in every fitting—in fact, there are literally scores of delightful models, all so smart and crisp and all such wonderful value at Melbourne Cash’s specially keen prices ! THE NEW COATS Available in an extensive variety of weaves and tones. They are tailored and incorporate the latest fashion - first features, including novelty pockets, stitched collars, smart double-breasted styles, new pleated backs and other popular innovations. And 1 you’ll be pleasantly surprised to note that such exclusiveness is so well within Kb 1 reach of your purse ! ■ sr* Zf A !/ X-x* m \ V 9 m \ U M.C. 300 M.C. 330. ■ - v - A very suitable FROCK for a matron being cut on a full fitting line; the bodice having gauged and padded shoulder line; the skirt cut on slimming lines with box / ® pleats. M.C. 300. A very gay FROCK vita zig-zag markings in bright colours on a dark background ; the bodice being neatly tailored with a contrasting collar and the skirt being cut in the new pleated, sunray style. PRICE M.C. 210 fill I 7 -'■h “n-x. CTWJtiO •si? 10 simuiii'yyn 5 mu n\-sn ?-‘v | yvip Rt-f

} *i o I; fry;A GIFT j'/'J.’f’ Rtl-I" > ’ ft ' •)?■ 1 x ,J ' ' 4' l^ S'., : ;?&; ’> EBOOKS WE RECOMMEND ‘ ’ ’ CHEAP EDITION OF THE CITADEL, by A. J, Cronin 5/.Up'to data 248*1580 copicis have Been printed In' England alone. ROuOHANAPES, by Win. McDowell 9/REACHiNG FOR THE STARS, by Nora Wain • 8/6 Tire unbiased opinion qf an American who recently returned after spandinj,' four yeaVn.in'.Oerbian.v. INSANITY FAIR; by Douglas Rood 13/6 ACROSS THE FRONTIERS, by Sir Philip Gibbs 7/6 EUROPEAN' JUNGLE, by F.-Yeats Brown 12/6 IMSI-DE ASIA, by John’Gunther (author of Inside Europe) ... 15/6 MY ; COUNTRY AND MY PEOPLE, by Lin Yutang 9/WAB' i WINE AND WOMEN, by W. Saint Mande 8/6 IN T;HE STEPS OF ST, PAUL, H. V. Morton (Cheap Edition) 6/6 SOUTH RIDING.-by Winifred Holtby 6/6 VICTORIA FOUR-THIRTY, by Cecil Roberts : . 7/6 THREE HARBOURS, by F. Van Wyck Mason 9/GENjCEMAN •'JdH'NNYiiby' Bruce Lancaster 10/;GO,NEiVVITHrTHE> WIND, by-Margaret Mitchell 8/6 CONFLICT, by ,E. V/vTimms 3/6 ON THE BARRIER REEF, by S. E. Napier 3/6 AUSTRALIA,THROUGH THE WINDSCREEN, by Hatfield .. 3/6 TRUE GHOST STORIES, By Ch&iro 4/WHEN WERE YOU BORN? bf Cheiro 4/'MAN^FROM : SNOWVVFIIVER; by Paterson 2/9 RIO’GRANDE. byePattersrin > -v. 2/9 TELEVISION REALLY EXPLAINED, by Risdon 1/9 HINTS ON HEALTHY LIVING, by Ulric Williams (New Edit.) 4/6 PRACTICAL TANNING FUR AMATEURS 4/6 LATEST WAR MAPS IN COLOUR • 1 ‘ ' 1/- & T/6 each. C. PHONE 122 , w 3 v - BOOKSELLER

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