Dresses and Dressmaking — Tlio dioicc of a Dross, and the choice of a .Dressmaker, arc two important matters that are more or less receiving the consideration of the Ladies. A good inimv have already settled the matter satisfactorily, for they have come to the DON MARCHE. ' DRESS FABRICS. The selection of Summer Dress Fabrics at the Ron Marche was never hotter—wo believe wo are showing every meritorious weave, and every fashionable colour. There is a big range of Silks, including all the favourites, such as Shantung, Tussore, Japanese, San Toy, Messaline, etc. The Voiles are lovelier than over, and the now patterns expressed in the new colours are very effective. The Muslins are decidedly dainty, and fortunate is the lady who can wear a white muslin frock. THE NOVELTY ROBES are dreams of loveliness, and wo venture the prediction that many of the prettiest gowns at the Show will emanate from the RON MARCHE. These robes are exclusive, no two alike, and the new colours in which they are presented are positively bewitching. THE BON MARCHE’S DRESSMAKING is remarkable for its artistic completeness, and for that touch of style and individuality that are longed ior by the Ladies. No. 1 WORKROOM continues under the control of Mrs. McDonald, whoso achievements have secured for her the patronage of the smart and fashionable set. No. 2 WORKROOM is managed by Miss Gann, who has amply demonstrated her ability to please and satisfy customers. Orders fur Show Dresses must be placed immediately if prompt delivery is required. C. M. ROSS £r CO., 1 I The Bon Marche. v fJ ' V. V 'WmLI ' kV d ‘7. L ; lV\\ I \v 3* A Linen Season There is no doubt that this Summer will see the Linen Coat and Skirt in more evidence than ever, so we have made complete arrangements for an exceptional demand iir White and Coloured Linen for these smart and useful Costumes. The range of (dualities are very extensive, also the choice of colourings are those now most in favour with the Leaders of Fashion. They include ; Prunelle, Amethyst, Vicux Rose, Biscuit, Saxe Blue, Nil, Emerald, Wcdgewood, Tourtonelle, and Egyptian Sand. These colours can be had in our different ranges at 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, ;md 2/3 per yard. Patterns can be had on application. I WHITE LAWN SKIRTS, j Nicely Tucked and Trimmed Em- • broidery. From 6 11 to 25/6 | WHITE COTTON POPLIN } SKIRTS, ♦ Hand Embroidered. 17, 6 to 25/6 I CREAM SERGE SKIRTS, ! From 14/6 to 21/- ? Summer is Coming And in preparation for the Fashion changes which must necessarily follow we are showing in our extensive Departments the very newest ideas from the most reliable sources. During the last few weeks we have been busy marking off new Goods from London and Paris. Every day sees some addition to the collection, and every addition is a distinct novelty, so that Ladies will find a visit to our Store at the present time an education in itself regarding the prevailing Modes. I | Costumes and Blouse Robes Are still our Strongest Feature ; a greater assemblage of Elegant and Stylish Spring Costumes has never before been displayed in the Bon Marche. Every authoritative style is represented, and the grace and charm associated with High-class laboring are conspicuous. We direct special attention to the splendid selection of I * f i Petone and Kaiapoi Costumes, Specially Tailored for us, 55/- to 10<>/An exquisite range of -firvs* English Tailor-Made Costumes, i NAVY CLOTH AND SERGE From 5/9 to 32/Each one an embodiment of a Special beature of the Fashion of To-day. From 63/ - to 10s. * SKIRTS. From 5/9 to 32/- | i TWEED SKIRTS. $ From 9/11 to 35/j BLACK SERGE, CLOTH, AND LUSTRE SKIRTS. I From 5/9 to 37/6 ■* I AS m. Black and White Chevron Stripe Long Coat and Skirt Costume Black Silk Collar in S.W. and W. Sizes. Price 53/0 White Muslin Robes Over a hundred White Muslin Robes in a large assortment of Styles with the Choicest Trimmings. 31/- to 4:»)/- *=§<=■ White Lawn Blouse Robes Front completely trimmed with wide Embroidery and Val Insertion. 10/,) and 14/6 White Lawn Princess Robe With Full Length Panel of Wide Embroidery Insertion, Blouse and Sleeve neatly Tucked. 31/«s=* White Lawn All-Over Embroidered Princess Robe With Handsome Embroidery Insertion Trimming and “Peter Pan ” Collar and Cuffs. 33/0 m Raincoats that have all the Essential Features of a Dressy Coat —Smart, Practical, Light, yet Weatherproof. 37/6 to 7,)/Coloured Linen Costumes English Tailor-Made Coats and Skirts Made in the most approved styles. All Sizes 43/-Self-Coloured Cotton Poplin Blouse Robes Tailor Cut, and Beautifully Finished with White Pipings on Skirt and Blouse, U shaped Front of All-Over Embroidery. Stocked in Navy, Sky, Old Rose, Reseda, and Wedgewood. 35/6 Coloured Cambric Blouse Robes In quarter-inch solid stripes, trimmed with Embroidery. 15/9 Also in two-tone stripes at 30/;£s*, DUST COATS f Latest Styles in Dust Coats in Linen-finished Materials, .■ Long Roll Silk Collar. 49/6 Similar Styles 37/6 to (j 5- i M. ROSS & co. Quality
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 906, 18 October 1910, Page 2 (Supplement)
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