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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3176, 23 March 1911, Page 3

ATTRACTIVE INITIAL) DISPLAY of Autumn & Winter Good! The now goods that have been opening for the past few weeks make indeed a fascinating showing. The varietv is so large, the styles so diverse and everything so beautiful that we have no hesita- , tion whatever in saving that even the most exclusive tastes can be assured of peifect satisfaction. ; | In the Costume department the leading styles for Autumn Winter wear await cour inspection, while the Millinery and Dress departments contain the very latest novelties decreed by Dame | Fashion. . . We hope yoxi will take an early opportunity of viewing everything, and the moderate pricing - should make the purchase of your new outfit an easy matter. . | CHOICE DRESS FABRICS. ■ ■ ■ 1 Yon will find unexpected pleasure in a brief inspection of our stock of Dress Fabrics. All the newest weaves are represented in the assortment, and the colorings are particularly smart and attractive. _ „ Many exclusive costume lengths are shown in rich phantom stripes, Cheveron effects, Donegal tweeds, etc. Harris tweed effects also are to he very popular this season, and we have some particularly desirable lines in grey, brown and green mixtrues ranging in prices from 3s. 6d. yd. Zebelines and knop Cheviots too are in vogue. We have a fine showing or these in shades of amethyst, grew, olive and vieux rose at 3s. 9d. yd. Other seasonable fabrics are smart mixed tweeds, large black and white check effects, faced Venetian cloths in a large range of new colorings, Cheviot serges, etc. The showing is well worth a visit of inspection. THE NEWEST MODES IN MILLINERY. Dame -Fashion has excelled herself this this season in the charming originality of her Millinery productions. Nothing so delightfully becoming as the smart toques and turbans of velvet and satin—daintily trimmed in divers styles—has been seen for a long time. Below we describe a few models, but it is impossible to attempt a description of many of the charming hats on view in our Showrooms. We recommend you to pay them a visit while they are so full of interest. Smart bell-shaped hats of black velvet, trimmed with bow of emerald glace silk, 4Us. Becoming hat of black panne velvet, with piping of white and soft crown of panne, finished with white kid roses, 475. 6d. Large hat of cinnamon satin, lined with black velvet, trimmed with black silk fringe, stell galon and caboehon adorned with cinnamon and black grass, 3“s. 6d. _ Large toque of mole panne velvet trimmed with three shaded cerise tips and fancy caboehon 60. 6. Wm. Pettie & Co. Ltd, FOREMOST WITH THE LATEST FASHIONS

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