Page 24 Advertisements Column 1

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 64, 15 March 1919, Page 24

— "'"niiriiimiTHHflm / gF75Sy| The New * Stetsons" for Ladies jf~i&s gggi Autumn Tailored sty,es - foi SH*P f% TiYMllinPnt fPflfllTP £& Simplicity is the keynote of the new anttunn tailor*! f*:.'r : ;?;$ <*IC " piUIUIIICIII ICUIUiU ffi " : .?%A f garments, even the most exclusive suits are depend! t * k 4- ■«« *ll* §:$ ... ik*& A fv ap ° n excellence oi cut and material for success. r ~'""ie = m Autumn roiiiinery. b °* «* ™* **»** ™*° «>•» w**™* » some (^S-^Sl^S 1 !' 1 il'''.' 'ii !■ 'MfW jTi The Hat that is equal to every call, regardless of time, weather, and occasion, -gSSSg& /V\WR f\ oi the suits, whilst belted and semi-fitting styles are well !'Ji is a worlll y possession during the autumn and winter season, and those who would — \ \ \ VI /\ "presented. acquire such a hat will find that the new " Stetson " Velours answer this demand \H / CSk »1 every respect. m^T^^ ; I W Fur fOrmS * D im P° rtant trimming on the high-class "' W/ These new "Stetsons," several of which we illustrate to-day, have each dis- W *''"~ " I * <*| Wk S arments ' and '» employed in many novel ways. p tinguishing features, both as to shape and colouring, and we have the privilege oi \ / V ® wßm I intimatiGg that they are to be found in the M. and C. Millinery Salon only. I &*s&£ / (/ / ® gg Velour, Garbi, and Cheviot are favoured materials, »»e^® B ' / Ladies' "Stetsons" are being specially featured now, and their adaptability, I *sfepopw W? I}\ /% I M and Coverts > Fawns, Greys, and Nigger are very correct J$V% / smartness, and richness cf colouring will cause such an eager demand that we would \ s&j ~ &&\ J I s^des- : ' LADIES' "STETSON" VELOURS ARE OBTAINABLE ONLY FROM MILNE T>»/ I gfl^^ ,W- s?s ,l(\' in rofjard to rnloiirs^as'a for "Stetson." The wide, soft roll brim ' " CECILE." %f/% I -T and^!z?o?iij ,! in i!^ B "'' " ame °' may "" mab " r ' " LEONE."-In keeping with 5i ,ge that the simpler C)A C We pay the postage, but the rhargc of 1/- is ° f Ways- Uis showin 8 •" Royal. the suit the better the tailoring, this Costume is of 1^: «» O-- 1 made for "fragile" lee and boxing, to ensure safe "Alice Blue, Gold, Natural, Beaver, ■ Navy Covert, a material that gives every satisfaction.. "GRESHAM." V "- •g*fc^ rt - r -V- transit. ' Pear]; Tobac Nigger, Rose, Olive, I »fe "PurniM- a i<. a »i W/liiia V** "Stetson" \elours are obtainable from Milne I vorv, Emerald. Price, 95/-. I " DENISE. "-Cheviot of a rich Dahlia ehade is the maGRESHAM. -A very smart ''Stetson," with a Ws\Mh V l*v\ and C.hoycc only. -' - / I~J / terial chosen for this suit. The coat has long box soft crown which may be dented just as de- "Wil f'. R Nl ' ~~ M pleats, and narrow belt of self. sired. ohowing in Natural, digger. Olive, Wjil fi il \i"» t T?i,'\S —^ I II M Beaver, Black, Tobac, Pearl. Price, 75/-. W%\K. "?*fe V* W W m T rk w mm 1 '' J 1 I 1 \ V. F Tl\ "CECILE."-Thi S verysmart S aHisd e ei g nedinCheviot ..» WTPTrrftKr -., 4 ~ , V \\yJ' °; lA\ \*V fBI I > ■ > iV eLjOllwijl™* I 111 //// of a warm Terra Cotta £ hade. The coat has full B tep Xft T T,f !Ue . Stet8 ° D \\ \ N i| VllUlViil iili/9l // 11 coUar, and is pleated at either side, ilat that would be suitably chosen for wear n\\ \ • \\ f • ' ' B / \A with either tailored styles or sports coats. \' TH E NEWEST—ALWAYS, JU Colours: Natural, Nigger, Olive Black Royal l\r *' -'f f\ C*A. x A « " MORTON."—ModeI coat, perfectly tailored in Fawn Alice Blue, Beaver, Tobac, Rose, Pearl, Gold." ">V'fV I (JUSC!! AUCRianQ, ' , Velour - ChenQle stitching appears on the side panels, Two qualities— 7s/-, 95/-. , f ~*'■- I ' "MORTON."- an d Coney Seal is employed for the collar and cuffs.

I All-British 7VIILK I ■ is 100% pure—rich full-cream milk recom- S3 mended in many cases of sickness by Doctors g and Nurses themselves. It comes from well- || conditioned, healthy cows —each animal has W to pass the dual inspection of private and H Government Inspectors. The rich milk is M taken to the spic-and-span Highlander Con- B densary, and is there treated by a special pro- 9 cess of filtration and evaporation. Any B ■ possible disease germs are absolutely B jgifilltefaw destroyed and the one and only ad- M dition is finest No. 1A Cane Sugar. M Highlander Milk arrives in your home || lliPiillila l i e P urest t^ie w °dd can produce. Try M K§|£|liitPwL it. An additional advantage is that it is |p a H British —made in New Zealand, by a M British {inn with British || W MONKS Boot Mattuf « to f«. ■ IfJIVniIVJ, 210 Ponsonby Road. Having sold our business situated at 2 Wellesley ' Street W., all correspondence should be addressed to ! SIO PONSONBY RCXA.D, ; Where we are holding a great ' FOOTWEAR SALE.

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