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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 166, 12 July 1912, Page 9

The Big Storey KARANGAHAPE ROAD. -rurr hdccj ncDAQTMPMT r 4 ,{ in CHEVIOT SERGES, in Black, Brown, Purple. Marone, Old Rose, and Ame- 40in BLACK PATLETTR SlLK—Oaly 2/11.1 ; worth-4/11. LADIES' CR A VENETTB'COATS— 37/6; now 15/11. ""=' r IN THE DRESS DtPAR I WltN i . - Reduced to 1/6* per yard. 3ain BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA—Reduced to 2/9+ per yard. A LOT OF ODDMENTS, SILK, SATIN, and MOREEN UNDERSKTRTS^ftfO, m-mv GVSHMERES Kan and Royal only—At 3Jd per yard. 2,500 raids of 42in BLACK DRESS GOODS, in Self Stripe. Radiantas, Maqueda 40in SILKS, for Evening Wear, Plain and Self Spot, in White, Cream, V Rose. now 1211: 30/ - for 15 / 11 5 21 / for O/H.-etc. ,!6in CCTCTUn. - - - ~ , ... Cloths, Self Stripe Lustres— Were 2/3 to 2/11; all at 1/6* per yard. <; rr - v , Helio, Nil, Nattier, Slew Naw, and Reduced to 1/11* to HUNDREDS OF ODDMENTS COSTUMES, in Tweed, Serge..and Cloth—2l/. now 38in SATIN CLOTHS. Self Stripes only—6Jd yard; worth 1/u. ell „ c cI «"". -• ■ . 9/11 ; 49/ li, now 15/11; 15/6, now 5/; 30/6, now 19/11; 32/6, now 4»' TWEEDS. 1/0 to 2/6; now 1/per yard. SILKS. 10/11; £5 5/, now 10/ Xl, etc. »' UL-WOOL AMAZON CLOTH, in Green only— At 1/ pei yard. o_fn0 _ fn ySTALLINE SILK, in Cream. White, Pink, Canary, Helio. V. Rose, |ty Tf|£ SHOW ROOMS LADIES' HEAVY TWEED COATS, in Greys and Blues—lo/6, now 8/each. 'I ', \ Tr WOOL -\M\ZON CLOTHS, in Green and Amethyst oniv—Were 2/4 to " Naxe, Reseda, and Black—Reduced to 9Jd per yard. " OVER 300 PAIRS CORSETS, sizes 24 to —15/11, now. 5/ per -pair. ': 3/11 • now 1/61 per yard. . . 27in SPOT CRYSTALLINE SILK, in Cream. White, Grey. .Black, Eau de Nil, MAIDS' MACKINTOSHES, sizes 338n,. 36in, 39in, and 42in—17/11, 19/11, etc.; ". ... „ , , /ci " Helio Saxe, Reseda, and Brown—Special line at 1/ii. now 8/11. _~_ .... , ..,,-„,, _,-,,. ■.—.._..—, .. 42in TWEEDS, fine range of designs—Only 1/6*. PA ILETTE SILK, in Grey. Mole, Helio, Nattier, Royal. V. Rose, and Ame- RAIDS' HEAVY SERGE COATS, SOfcrto 42in—10/6; now 5/11. IN THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, 44 in TWEEDS, 10 piece, only-Were 3/0 to 4/11 : now 1/11*. - , /8 yim , ' MAIDS . „ . :Avy TWEED GOATS, aB ««,, M ooloßrft _ e/11 each. LARGE pORT[ON OFOO , MILLINERY STOCK, I.each. 39 in SERGES., in Navy and Black-Reduced to 9l d. 36in BATIHOMBJJUhOje. and Brown only At 1/11} per yard. LADIES' GJUSAM sl ig6% soited-35/, etc.; now 5/11 each. AlsQ; A WTXnow OF ASSORTED HATS, **«*««*«* Ready** 42in SERGES, in Cream. Navy, and Black, very special-1/6* per yard. 37in BLACK PAILETTE SILK, very spcc.al-2/4} per yard. ( OLOI RED GOLI- ( OATS_2:,/f,, etc., now 4/11. WKV]% trimmed millinery—All-at 1/ each.

\^^^^^^ mi '^^ m **'Om*mmmmmmmmwmmnmnmmmmmmmmmmmmtWmnm^^ | ______ PUBLIC NOTICES. WHY BUY RETAIL? Crewman (Read) fiigMraae American m and englisb Cut Suits EQUAL TO TAILOR-MADE Sold Direct to the Public by the Actual Manufacturers. A single Suit Garment at Wholesale Price. Only firm of Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers in IV. Z. doing this. Suits that keep their shape Cut by-first-class tailors Made by expert hands—From first-class-worsten>-and-tweeds Histi ' quality —Good workmanship. ' Why not reduce tie high cost of living by going direct to the actual m ancf ceturers themselves, Instead of paying away several profits by dealing 'with the middleman? CROWNALL HIGH-GRADE CLOTHES are made for young men—men who stay young—men who are tall., short, thin, stout, and corpulent. Let them all come—we guarantee to fit them. '. 40 SIZES HEAPS OF PATTERNS We invite you to come in and see them. Try them on whether you want one or not—and no one is-pressed to buy. One visit will convince you, as it has convinced hundreds of —that our prices are ALWAYS lower than the retailers' SALE PRICES. Step aside from where tho crowds are thick. Note the address, as our warehouse is not easily found grown Clotting manufacturing Co., £td., QXmt It - < Just at back of Strand "tttiiTt )

EOOTS AND SHOES; LAD! ED 3 Sale Now Oa SHOES IGlaoc Derby Shoes, IS/A; sale ice, 13/9. | Goe-ea-sie Shoes, lace and button.cc, 18/6; sale price. 12/6. I Patent Albany Shoes, usual pri usual, lu/9; sale prfce, 12/9. | See Our Windows for Bargains. James Adams § Co. ltt,C \ j Ladle®' Footwear. ivieoium HANNAH'S, PRICED 197 Queen Street, and BOOTS. 120 Karangabape Road. Both Shops open till 9 p.m. Saturdays. In response to a keen demand wo have stocked heavily with Ladies' Boots this season. Button boots arc in vogue at preajnt, and we have had to replenish our stock repeatedly to cope with increased trade in the department. This week we quote some Specials an medium priced lines. TWO SHOPS-ONE P«*JCEJ. LADIES' GLACE BUTTON BOOTS, 10/6 11/6 12/6 14/6 LADIES' TAN BUTTON BOOTS, 11/9 14/6 17/6 LADIES' GLACE LACE BOOTS, 9/11 10/6 11/6 12/6 LADIES' TAN LACE BOOTS, 12/11 13/6 14/6 LADIES' BOX CALF LACE & BUTTON BOOTS, 11/6 12/6 13/6 14/6 WE DO REPAIRS PROMPTLY & PROPERLY &Sl3+(/\() SHO&fSTS. W^A^

When your little girl goes W vms]m} ping be sure she asks for ■-' fj] VF*Z%*£m IJ CWTCE ESSENCE B k v I h L r lhfp!? With it you can make the most delicious and fctocbwf I V*"-** stimulating coffee in the world. Jutt a tea- Vj";V^_l] ■ ff \ spoonful stirred in boiling water—- ~._.,_.... i : '" ir " j] 1 H \ 11 Edinbu'fth Si Lot.don. 4f ggSEE-j I Where Edmonds" is Bliss 'tis Folly \ To use "just any" Baking Powder. j Light as a feather, delicate as down—is the pastry made 8 I with % Edmonds' Baking Powder We've said it before, and say it again with no uncertain I voiceit is pure, wholesome, healthful and reliable. i For the heaviest pudding or the ■ I For the heaviest pudding same— iT«^'#&ii $ daintiest pastry, it's the same— I EDMONDS Sure to Rise. |^jp^|§^^^ I _ , .. . 3 Only one thing more is needed jr. § I for successful cooking — '^^Wif i Edmonds' vhj, a A <r PEP | Edmonds vU a \ *&■ / Cook Book, j^^» x J^^^-9^^ I FREE FOR A %i 1 It is free for the ask- C>pSfeg=-\\r I*! | § \ ing, but worth a good Vvm 1 1 ( I \ I deal to worth a good x. >A I I tks&* **"&/ deal to the careful x. >A \ I ivf ""'W housewife. There are \ \\\\\ \\ ituf* 5f hundreds of fine re- \ \ft\i Itt /my 1! cipes —write \ \\\ to 'Jjwn I for your copy to-day / and mention this / ' pi rH E. EIIIHGHAM AND CO., AUCKLAND.

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T. & H. Cooke. Ltd. House Furnishers, Open on Friday evenings until 9 p.m. 6s :"" " ■ , .1 PHOTOGRAPHY. The Striking & Strong Face Is a feature of Bartlett's Portrairizre. Men look manly and Women womanly. There is character and strength in every picture. Bartlett's Photographs show you afi'your best. W. H. BAisTIETT, p&cto§rapher, Queen s|, Auckland.

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