SPRING RAIMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2630, 8 September 1923, Page 3

SPRING RAIMENT.

Taking our cue from Mother Nature, who Js dressing up the trees and the hillsides in Spring raiment, we have planned to make our initial display of millinery one of the most attractive we have ever made. To-day and following days, then, will be “open house” time, and you are cordially invited to become acquainted with the loveliest of Hat styles—every one of which is correct to the mode of the moment, and very reasonably priced too. The true test of a store’s capacity to serve well is found in the cumulative results of year-in and year-out shopping and it is by this we ask patrons to judge. Take our present display of dress fabrics for instan - ce. The variety reveals a selection second to none, and provides that the utmost return is given for the outlay in every instance. Patrons are asked to note particularly the striking Ratines in a splendid variety of weaves —the wonderful assortment of Zephyrs, the new Fugiettes, the lovely Maroeains, the smart Crepes in Roman stripes. One could go on and on, but we wish lo remind you that though we have not yet our full complement of wearing apparel there are a sufficient number of models there to indicate the trend of the coming season’s fashions. Make this the moment of your decision then and take the lime to-day to see lliese latest arrivals. Our assistants have spared no efforts to make the floral setting as lovely as the goods themselves. The C. M. Ross Co. Ltd— Advt.