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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2594, 31 August 1909, Page 3

X X X X -V, * X X * ■V. X X 'X X X * X X X X * x * -x-. x * * * x * * X -XX X * X X * X X X X * * * * * * * X X •X" x X X * * X X * * X X X * •X* * * X X * * * * x X X * X * * * * x * * X * X * * * * * * X X X * * X * •XSpring G&ods arts Here l ; . • * • Values are Unequelled. The New Spring Goods are here in all their freshness and infinite ', Variety. Never before have we had such a glorious assortment of all that tends to make Spring Shopping delightful , Our efforts have been 'untiring to make this the Greatest Spring Season eper attempted by this Store. Would you know the Season's Styles ? Would you vie'PP the most attractive models that fashion-makers have produced ? Would you be rightly guided in your choice of Spring apparel ? Would you be satisfied in every detail ? then enter the doors of GISBORNE'S FA VOURITE STORE The New Millinery Is up to, and beyond the usual standard of excellence maintained by this Store. Dozens of variations in the prevailing shapes adorn our Millinery Department, Never was the Ilat Fashion more tolerant, more variable, and at the same time, so characteristic for the wearer, as it is now. The shapes are so chic and smart, and withal so dignified looking. 'I he crowns are the accentuated feature of this season's shapes, none of them being what can be termed small. Foremost among the new styles, are the “ Cloche" or bell shapes, which are entirely novel and very becoming. In the trimmings one finds great novelties and departures from prescribed lines in hat adornment. French flowers are always wonderful, but this siason they are perfect miracles of workmanship and marvels of colour, ribbon velvets in striking shades are a leading feature tn this season's trimmings. The following descriptions art one or two picked at random from our assortment : Charming model in biscuit straw, crown of biscuit and moss tulle, adorned with green ribbon velvet Blank Crinoline and Chantilly Lace Hat. trimmed with jet, and Saxf and black ostrich plumes. Prunelle Straw Mo tel in the new hell shape, charmingly trimmed with roses and glace ribbon. Pretty Victorian Lumet of grey straw, lined with pink silk and trimmed with pink roses and velvet ribbon. Black Crinoline Hat with wide crown, trimmed with pink moss roses, and black moire antique ribbon. Wide and roses. Spring Dress Fabrics ' A truly magnificent display of new Dress Goods. We feel confident w? have surpassed all former records and you know what that means. Every fabric that is correct or desirable is I 'here. 1 his is not a “season with a colour," almost any colour is good, but the question of shade and tone makes a different story. Many tones are entirely new and decidedly elusive. It is in fad a “ season of tones," all colours being prominent, but modified and disguised. French notelty lengths come in some lovely new fabrics, foremost among which are the new diap Ottomans and drap Chiffons. To describe them is impossible. To get any idea or their beauty, one must see them. < In washing materials, Zeyphrs seem to be the favouritee, but there are lots of new weaves that are bound to take your fancy. . lovely New Silks Silks give excellent service for spring garments, whether for indoor or street tvear, and the various weaves and finishes make them adaptable for both dressy gowns and more serviceable frocks. Dressy gowns are made of heavy satin silks, among which the new wool-lock “ Satin de Luxe and “ Satin Floresca ” stands high in favour. For.more useful frocks Honan China Silks are much worn. They stand a lot of wear and always retain their bright and glossy finish. Cur stock of silks has been selected with great care. You are bound to admire the many beautiful weaves and colourings. Costumes and Dresses The best designers have contributed to our showing of new apparel for Spring. Every new style is here for your inspection. A visit will be of inestimable value to your knowledge of proper dress. The Costumes are made fairly plain, with just a suggestion of trimming in the shape of braid or silk. They come mostly in cut-away styles, while some have the new pointed fronts, now so much in evidence at home. The Materials used are French novelty worsteds and Ottomans, while plain cloths and diagonals are still in evidence. The new dresses of Zeyphrs and Cambrics come in a variety of pretty styles and eelourings, and the assortment of muslin frocks in both plain and coloured is bewildering. 1 Blouses The Blouses for the Spring Seaton are as usual things of beauty. There are Dressy Silk Blouses in new Spring shades, daintily trimmed with lace and insertion ; pretty Blouses for everyday wear, of Zeyphrs and Cambrics, in new striped effects; smartly trimmed white washing blouses of niuslin and soft mercerised materials; in short the finest assortment we have ever held. This department alone is worth a visit. Wm. Pettie &. Co., Ltd. -X- ---* X * * X * X -X----■/f X * X * * X- * X ■X* X X .v. x X X X X X X * X X X X X *x X * X X X X * * -X" x X X X X Xt X x x X * X X -XX X X' X X X X X X X X X X X X X X -XX X X X X X t x t X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

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