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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20056, 30 September 1939, Page 14

Melbourne Cash present % •> LOVELIEST AND COATS -- i iff . tv aa THE NEW FROCKS.... Charm and freshness combined with all the sparkling new colourings—in 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 arc beautifully 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 you’ll be pleasantly surprised to note that such exclusiveness is so well within reach of your purse ! M.C. 280. A beautifully tailored COAT in a fine woven d wool and fully lined, “the neat roll collar being finished with rows of •• stitching, the sleeves beingfull fitting and a Square shoulder line. VVQk / & ;i price »* / w M.C. 210. A very/* snappy two-line BOLERO tin a superior .'quality Silk Crepe. The ' bodice and rovers being of “ ’exquisite patterned silk, ’ ‘ very dainty' " "••A frock S nfe<l pS 49/6 * ! 1 AM m L ■q / i < A 'Js mi 3 m M.C. 330. A very suitable FROCK for a matron being cut on a full fitting line; the bodice having gauged and padded shoulder line; .the skirl out on slimming lines with box 45/pleats. M.C. 300. A very gay FROCK witn 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 •49/ fe M.C. 300 M.C. 210 / 1 BUS IE GISBORNE’S o a ox 207

WHEN MAKING A GIFT GIVE A BOOK! , , COOKS WE RECOMMEND CHEAP EDITION OF THE CITADEL, by A. J. Cronin 5/- ' Up Id da,te 248,090 copies have been printed in England alone. ROU.GHANAPES, by Wm. McDowell 9/REACHING FOR THE STARS, by Nora Wain 8/6 .The unbiased opinion of an American who recently returned after ‘(/pending four years in Germany. INSANITY FAIR, by Douglas Reed 13/6 •ACROSS THE FRONTIERS, by Sir Philip Gibbs 7/6 EUROPEAN JUNGLE, by F. Yeats Brown 12/6 INSIDE ASIA, by John‘Gunther (author of Inside Europe) ... 15/6 MY COUNTRY AND MY PEOPLE, by Lin Yutang 9/WAR, WINE AND WOMEN, by W. Saint Mando 8/6 . IN THE 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, bv F. Van Wyck Mason 9/GENTL’EMAN JOHNNY, by Bruce Lancaster 10/GONE> WITH THE WIND, by Margaret Mitchell 8/6 CONFLICT by E. V. Timms , 3/6 ON THE BARRIER REEF, by S. E. Napier 3/6 AUSTRALIA THROUGH THE WINDSCREEN, by Hatfield .. 3/6 TRUE.GHOST STORIES, by Cheifo 4/WHfeN WERE YOU BORN? by Cheiro 4/MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER, by Paterson 2/9 RIO GRANDE, by Patterson :. 2/9 TELEVISION REALLY EXPLAINED, by Risdon 1/9 HINTS ON HEALTHY LIVING, by Ulric Williams (New Edit.) 4/6 PRACTICAL TANNING FOR AMATEURS 4/6 {LATEST WAR MAPS IN COLOUR i 1/\& 1/6 each, C. W. MUIR PHONE 7 122 BOOKSELLER

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