HANDSOME COSTUMES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9115, 15 June 1908, Page 5

HANDSOME COSTUMES.

. * ATTRACTIVE EXPOSITION. Soma great writer—whose name need not be recalled here—said that the nearest approach to heaven on -this earthly sphere is experienced by the woman happy in the knowledge that she is well gowned. Most feel it their bounden duty to 'follow fashions most sinuous path, and the costumier who has a proved •reputation for keeping well up in the procession of style, .can rely on re ■oeiving their whole-hearted support. Jn the Exchange Buildings, Master■±pn, Messra Goldbloom Bros., who :yJjPo recognised as amongst the most '•'capable costumiers in the Dominion, make a display of costumes, skirts, •opera cloaks, and costume cloths that every lady in the community should make a point of inspecting. Every garment exhibited is lovely, but one in navy serge, handsomely braided, with a particularly effective arrangement of fancy strappings, .and lined with white satin, is a really artistic production. A golfing • coat and skirt in one of the latest! check tweeds, trimmed with apple green cloth, and made in the newest London design is ilao show). Smart walking skirts and.a range of pretty opera cloaks complete the display. Mr A. Goldbloom may be consulted at the Exchange rooms until Wednesday night only. Ladies are invited to call upon him, whether they contemplate placing an order or not. He is anxious to show the class of work turned out by his firm,, and can supply valuable information to ladies' who look for the trinity of style, service and economy in their ostume3. A gaslight display of the goods will be made each evening.