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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 76, 29 March 1920, Page 9

TT Is moat difficult to treat a baby's cold by ordinary j methods —medicine trpseti tlie i[ little «o/ferer —yet the cold I mutt be cared—and at once. I Pvnetha Bab^Cold Mothers find, Pynetha invah*. . able. It relMtre* Ac edd at j J once yet doe« not upiet the j child. Pynetha pror«« to ef- i fective because it toothei the \ irritated and inflamed nasal passages and restores healthy conditions. Its antiseptic balsamic vapours dispel the terms from the air passage* of the note and throat, soothe the irritation and thus bring relief. » drop* on tUe clothdosing—no crying C"~V SE Coi« I|6 a bottle at all chemi.ts and »tore» — 100 dose* in each bottle. -~~^*sfiH^t S. A. Smith & Co, Ltd. Cliriatchurch. 11 {j ' ■ 11 I . Every tin has the same fc=t ; J dtlicioiaty piquant Wj& I SSSM Ihvor — that is why - B -Rex' Luncheon Chte&e ts eiioayx intitltd upom m=2 ■ ij§9 Thompson Brat. EH Si Aleati. WtlliKwa. e3 Packed by ; F««Sitt, Jon« 4. Co. Ltd. BUT Bfcottnin CartrtflKM th«t kUI. "Blgll Qnn" bailletlte, M,", fiorerelsn amokeless 2T/B; Befene eeml-cmokdeis, 2i/ 100.— Haxarg'e. Qaetn St. rrxiiK "ltbacn" I>.B. Bammexleaa Gna at X £13 0/ to (pleodU Value. New ts •.be time to buy.—<Basard'a, Qaeen Street. X

Choose the Easter Garments NOW With so little time before Easter, those who desire reasonable time for selection should make a prompt visit of inspection. In our Showrooms will be found an array of garment* euitBhle for ewrj department of Ladies' Children's Wear, all smart, up-to-/f|WHKI%\' wfk. Dat€ * n< * marked at Auckland's Lowert Pricoe. We cordially invite a ' Vie!t ' bUt ' n n ° Ca9e is * n - vonc prised Mr&: — All-wool Sports Coat, similar to illustration, but set-in sleeves, patch \\ pockets, loose sash, without fringe. Col- / I \ 1 ours: Emerald, Cardinal, Navy, Brown, _, / I \\ GOOD VAITTE, 75/-. L V\ -- f> Department SMif) ' J Jfcß; fi^llS^itti-- r. • i_« stl — ■««* Costume, BiTßilraK* fashionable n^i Ala*. All-wool Mporta Obm«t roll collar, QOOtD TALVI set-in sleeves, patch pockets, loose eaen. *,*/,«; Colours: Navr. Fawn. Brown, Grey, Cream, *»»/!&/-. .- Feacock, and Black. Si»e X.O.S. — ;../;, v. ■.' i«ooj> TAvcm. ar/f.. . ... *i4/ivQmhhs/auohei thokiife 8 fiaifaf ftiimr *r *—' ! , street. |

I BEAUTIPUL MATERIALS I § I E" -."•'■■ rOR WINTER WEAR. 1 i I 23 Customers often remark an the wide range of beautiful materials which we are £g I l= showing Juet new, and really, the varied aelectlen of quality fabrics and lovely colourings Ws ;= U fe merit their complimentary remark*. || '■- 3 fi| Before the preeent treat eearelty wae generally evident we placed large orders, so Jj! >2 that now we carry ,n •"Oγ" 1011 * etock, which we are offering at real keen vslue price*. W 'Q =H B W. 5.34 —GABARDINES. AH cGtton. and showing in a g.-.od ran?e of Covert 3 5 » S colourings and smart Check effects. 39in. wide— --3/11 and 4/11 yd, " g 3 i g W.S.3S—"MELISANDE." An all-cotton material which has the appearance of «f 3 § 8 an all-wool fabric, and can be had in a good ranere of shades. 40in. § I g> 8 wide— B/11 per yard. 2 . | % g W.S.36—BENGALINE. A medium-weight material, suitable for all seasons. jg a a § In several colours. 40in. wide— 4/11 per yard. 3 ;| 55 8 W.S.37—Also a better quality. 40ln. wide Range of fashionable colouring?— % «g s<, S e/e per yard. g g § g W. 5.38 —ARMURE. This is a medium-weight material, with a good bright. 2 jg Sj 8 finish. Stocked in a comprehensive range of shades. 40in. wide— M jg s*j g e/11 per yard. § fej % g W.S.39—GABARDINES. Wool mixtures. In the following fashionablo colour- g X 55 g ings: Fawn, Senna, Mole, Mid Brown, Stone Grey, Saxc. NaltiPr, 0 B 8 Reseda, Vleux Rose, Mulberry. Purpln, Bottle. Burgundy. iuin. g jg §i g wide. Extra special value—*/11 per yard. g w] Si 8 W.S.iO —TRICOT GABARDINE. 42in. wide. In good rango of colourings—• X 0 S; § I 11 per yard. g | gl g \V.S.iI COVERT GABARDINES, in plain and tricot weav , . In sevenil servire- S si Bt g able colourings, and priced much below to-day's value. ">6in. wide— g = £i] g ie/11 per yard. g a §i § W.S.I2 —ALL-WOOL GABARDINES. These Roods are very much In demand. g g g; S and supplies are very short. You are advised to makr> an i-erly scWt- H 3 Si g tion. 45in. wide. In Saxe, Nattier. Copenhagen Blii>\ Fawn. Virus § Rose, Senna. Purple, Wine, and Mid Brown Mole—l 2 6 per yard. g = s<, g W. 5.13 18/oOin. wide. In Mid Grey. Mole. Saxp. Natural. Blue. Yieux Rose, ft S si A Burgundy, Purple, Petunin, Amethyst. (Irecn—ls 11 per yard. § S a' , S W.S.'i* "BARBICAN." A woo! mixture, mado by Prlestlpy. Showing In S g gf P: several sersiceable colourings. Wuterijroor tinisli. 5 lin. wide— 3 = $ 6 22/6 per yard. 3 p £J 8 W. 5.52 —COLOI'RED SERGES. These are nil-won] prm.lr:. and very fashion- R | sj ■§ able. In the following colours: Fawn, Dark Green, BurpunOy. Licht g sj gj 8 Grey. Nattier. Mid Brown. Tiiin. wide—lS 11 per yard. 5 - 3 g W.S.S3—COLOURED SERGES. Another range in those stylish poods. In g X Z\ % Nattier. Wine. Vleux Rose, Green, French Grey. iuin. wide— jg X =s g 19/11 per yard. g ■ F jg 8 W.S.? CREAM SERGE. All-wool. i2in. wide—7/11,10/11 per yard. 8 v- & S W.S.'J — CREAM GABARDINES. T>iin. wide. All-wnn]— 26/6 per yard. g % oi 8 Also in mixture of wool and rotton. splendid for washing, and very C; ; w § serviceable for skirts, Costumes, etc. D6in. wide— 22 6, 26/6, and g ? N ■£ 29 Zβ per yard. 5 i § 8 W.S.I2 —CREAM ALL-WOOL SERGE, with Black Stripe, j iin. wide— l 2/11 g £ S 8 per yard. g p g< 8 VV.S.6I—T)G-INCH ALL-WOOL NEAV ZEALAND FLANNELS, in rood shades of *>. X g Grey, Brown, and Navy, with the fashionable White Stripes—l 2 s g C 3 8 per yard. £ $ § S W.S.G2 —54-INCH ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND COSTUME FLANNELS, show- 8 \'. is? S ing in the new shades of Fawn. Mastic, Lt. Brown, Grey. Blur Grey, 0 8 Mole, Brown. Tabac. etc. These are in mixed colour effects, and arc § '"~ g particularly smart per yard. § X N 8 - g I I KARANGAHAPE ROAD I WE PAF POSTAGE.