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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 November 1942, Page 5

C SMIT »s IT has long been the contention of C. Smith s Juvenile Department that the dressing of an infant should be as studied and well-thought-out as that of a grown-up. Every one of the tiny garments offered have been created with care ret h° u ght' Smock Frock I I /' j ) \ AND BLOOMERS TO MATCH. Round yoke and rows of /I ' \ stitching in Pastel colours. Sizes 16 and 18-inch. I ' \ 14 z 6 Set • n""-- ,4 Locknit Frock —.— Gathered to round yoke, puff sleeves, with val lace edging. Pink and White. 16-inch. fi®'6 White Locknit Frock With yoke. Smocking in Pastel shades. Puff sleeves and small collar. Size 16-inch only. 14'6 Spun Silk Frock Y' 'Sjl With dainty smocking and embroidery. Ivory and Saxe. T W Sizes 16 and 18-inch. V 7 . ■ Locknit Frocks With pointed yoke. Very neatly embroiderd m White and 'S’A -/ Pink ' 18 ' inch only ’ ; ./ / Spun Silk Suits For Wee Boys! Smock and Bloomer . . . coloured stitching •/' . . small collar. Colours: Saxe, Peach. Apple and Cream. Z A. 16 and 18-inch. O z X z 14,6 Set ' Locknit Rompers s ky /^= y Tw a“ 7'll Bibs Of Floral Organdie, edged with fine val lace. \ W - Of soft washing silkj embroidered m White and /<. 'T X colours. x- — / ”S 2'6 and 2'll 7 A O Shoes XvV x -i ' y I s' With soft soles, in dainty shades of Pink, Blue 77 J 'J&Zr and White. Sizes 3 and 4. 4'6 v Socks -Uy' Of fine wool, in Cream, Pink and Blue. 2'3 and 2' 6

SPORTSWEAR FOR THE MENFOLK! —The following lines are exceptional values, and——sportsmen would be well advised to inspect our stocks before making their purchases. Men’s All Wool Bathing Shorts — In shades of Royal Blue, Black, Bottle Green, Grey and Maroon. Priced from Men’s Tennis or Bowling Sox-— Men’s Cream Wool and Silk Mixture and All Wool Tennis or Bowling Sox. All sizes in stock. 3 Z 3 to 4 A 6 Pair - Men’s Silk Locknit Shirts — English made. Ivory shade. Only a limited supply of this line. Only Each. Grey Sports Trousers — Tunnel loops, wide cuff bottoms. Fine Worsted Cloth. These are exceptional value. Sizes 4 to 7. Priced from 35G. to Men’s Tan Sandals — , , Heavy leather soles, with soft fancy cut uppers. Sizes iiom 6 to 9. „ Palr - White Canvas Tennis or Bowling Shoes— Well made. Crepe rubber soles. Sizes 5 to 10. Also Hardwear Soled at 0/g Priced at 6'6 J i // jv Jt.. fs] p « CO * LT D STE R T o ’Phones: Drapery 1904. Grocery 1655. Hard y are 1656 t

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