DBAPEBY, CLOTHING, Eta. NEWTON AND QUEEN-ST. ,-jqEW JJOXI TJOBES. We are now showing a very choice .collection of the Daintiest Muslin Robes. In design and shape they are much in advance of anything shown last season. 1 The Skirts are so well shaped they simply require seaming up to give a perfect fit. The material and trimmings for the Blouse are included. PBICES: 10/11, 18/6. 21/6, 23/6, 25/6, 28/6, 31/6, 36/, 39/, 57/, 75/. OUR MILLINERY DEPAR'=MENT - Shows a Fine Variety of the Latest Novelties, all at BENDELL'S. ENDELL'S. JjTAMOUS TOW pRICES. For instance— The "Riviera" Hat, large drooping brim, ln cream, burnt, pink, sky, trimmed with fluted muslin, lace edged,, and rO>— bon velvet loops, 7/6 .Similar Shape to above, with floral trimming, from 10/6 The Merry Widow, In crinoline and fancy straw, rim curved slightly at side, trimmed lilac and rceee, and lace lining, from 19/6 The Lonsdale, a decidedly new and pretty style, flower-pot crown, with crinoline straw, in cream, wedgewood, and various shades, trimmed with foliage and cluster grass at side, 22/6 A particularly nice firm Leghorn Straw Hat, droop leaf, trimmed cluster roses, ribbon, tulle, and lined lace, in cream and burnt tones, I 14/6 tmart and Durable Ready-to-wear uata. In various popular styles, from 8/11 I Miranda..Sailors, ln every variety, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11. ! TJENDELL'S, T TD- . i -"ENDELL'S, -"TD., ' j QUEEN-ST. ! And i "JtfEWTON. 1 TF KING SOLOMON CAME TO AUCKLAND And repeated his assertion that there was "NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN"' WE WOULD CHALLENGE HIM. What about the GRAND NEW HAT SHOW, At the A. LF * JVf 0011 * 5 (PJLOTHING /"CO., TTARANGAHAP&RD., THE CROWNING EVENT OF A MAN'S ATTIRE IS HIS HAT. Indeed it's been said that a MAN MAY BE KNOWN BY HIS HAT. The SEEDY MAN is generally distinguished by a SEEDY HAT, while the SMART MAN KEEN OF WET, and well dressed, invariably nMnnts A SMART HAT. Of the former. It might sometimes t>e said: "And his hat which once was gloesy, Had Its ancient lustre lost; 'Twas but four and twenty months since Four and nlnepence It had cost." Yes, believe us, who have been In the hat trade all our lives, and known all about Ati S,^ an w W!l ? t a lot of different People, Agents, Warehousemen, Factors, etc., handle the hats before they reach the retailers, who offer them to the public, MAYING THEM DEAR, OH, TERRIBLY DEAR. QCHB {"CLOTHING (COMPANY, J£ABANGAHAPE-ROAD, Are cognisant of these facts, and are also cognisant of the fact that HATS COMING DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS ARE EVER SO MUCH CHEAPER TO THE WEARER ANY MAN CAN HAVE TOO MUCH HAT. And when that's the case, a sort of "WHERE DID YOU GET IT?" Is likely to be hurled at Mm from the ever observant urchin, who slides round a convenient corner. THE jy-OORE QLOTHDTC (CO. 2?t N t£F G « IV t YOU To ° MD «I HAT, But they do give you the lightest onA most durable Hard or Soft Felt Haf in th^ Trade. EVERY HAT WE SEL.L, AND STTKam EVERY HAT TO FIT CVSTOm^' HEAD. HOW CAN ANY "JACK OF ALL TRADES." Diverting their attention amongst a MULTIPLICITY OF DEPARTMENTS, Make such a success of Hats as the HAT SPECIALIST, Whose hobby is hats, and ride's hi„ h«kk half^nnv' 8 &*"' * ftias a red halfpenny. No wonder the A LF - M OOlll3 c LOTHING c°-J£ARANGAHAPE-ROAD, DO SUCH AN ENORMOUS TRATMr iv " A TS. WR GO, WE SEND, wTlan SACK, WE PICK, WE EMPLOY w£ STRAIN EVERY NERVE SINEW OF COMMEHCE, in §££££ THAT OCR PATRONS SHALL h? v 5 THE VERY BEST AD T ffl IJIHE QLOTHING QOMPANY, JJIGH (CLASS g-ATTERS, APE-ROAD, SPECIAL MILLINERY AND COBSET NOTICE. THE A LA MODE MILLINERY, CORSET, AND BLOUSE ESTABLISHMENiare showing Dainty Spring and Summer Millinery, at Very Moderate Prices. Special Lines cf Black Hats from 14/6 upwards; Ready-to-wears, trimmed smartly with silk, 9/6 upwards; our Corset Department 1b the most up-to-date in the colony. Our Corset Expert will make you a Corset to fit you, and one that will last you three times as long as a bought one. Surgical work ot all. description executed by us. Appendicitis Belts a Specialty. We have opened up a shipment of Blouses. Call and see them. It Is worth your while. Don't forget the address— A LA MODE, PITT-ST. MISS ARBUCKLE, MRS G. WRIGHT, Milliner. Corset Maker. Phone 957. LUNCHEON AND TEA BOOMS. FRUIT DIET. MESSENGER BROS.' TEA AND FRUIT LUNCHEON ROOM, Dally Becoming More Popular. CUBSKN-BT., 4 Dooo ttotu CustQBlML — »■.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 244, 12 October 1908, Page 10
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