Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Shannon News, 12 October 1926, Page 4

They Make Such Pretty Frocks. Voiles, Linens, Zephyrs. Most women can afford a few light for summer and most women will want a few when they see the cool, summery wash fabrics at Gunnings. Here are the prettiest voiles you've seen for many a summer —in floral and spotted designs—a good long wearing linen in plain fast colours— ginghams in delightful checks and stripes—the ever: popular zephyrs and many new cotton f ugis. When you see them, then your fingers will itch to make them into pretty frocks. About 2£ yards will make a Frock. W. H. GUNNING & p>. Ltd Shannon and Tokomaru

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