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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20055, 29 September 1939, Page 12

More Interest and Grenter Variety We had to plan well ahead to bo able to offer the delightfully versatile array of dress materials now on display. Whatever you do, be sure you see onr large, interesting selection before deciding! Introducing Another Achievement • • • MON-SHRINK CREPES 5 3/0 VJgue Says AVhat a boon to know that your frock will not be ruined if it needs washing-! The range of designs includes all the new fashion successes —Bayadere Stripes, Lacey Florals, Gipsy Stripes, etc. As always our assistants will gladly show this and any other lines of interest, without pressing you to buy. For crisp, trimly tailored suits, frocks and sports attire, there’s nothing quite so successful as a Good Pure Linen, especially one of the new crease-resisting qualities. Paris also predicted a “come-back” for linens, and so we prepared for the trend with Ihe 4 proven qualities now being featured in our Dress Section. A New Range of “Horrockses” Fast Colour Linettes SQUEEZE IT HARD! THEN WATCH THIS NEW A sturdy wearing linen-like print in the neatest little florals, as well as larger “allover” designs. 1/6 Just the thing for school, beach or adults’ house frocks w Springhalt LINEN Although you thought it so badly creased it begins to spring back into its natural smooth uncrumpled surface. The quality of linen is of the very best, too. ONLY AT ADAIRS FAST COLORS & WHITE 7/11 yd 'Liberty’ Linens A worthy fashion favourite in the choicest of softly blended “Liberty” colours. Only short lengths of each. 5/1 i yd. k \\ 9* ,5 7 DELIGHTFULLY SILKEN... The new undies and night-wear foi spring are the loveliest yet. This weel we are making special displays and in vite you to see for yourself these luxurj garments at such affordable prices. Celanese, Silk. Satins-, China Silks, etc In Paris ... Slim, dark frocks owe their chic to firm foundations. The new spring foundations arc a revela tion in figure control, giving trim youth ful -lines with perfect case. Be fitted a Adairs before visiting your dressmaker

THIEF BRANDED Pound notes had a habit of disappearing from a boarding house in Hampstead, London. So an invisible dye-powder was placed on every cashbox as a trap. A detective told ' the Marylebone magistrate later that he found a telltale mark on a towel and soap used by one of the boarders, Ivy Michou, a 42-year-old nurse. She was placed on probation on a charge of stealing a £1 note.