Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 220, 16 September 1919, Page 11

II All the New Seasonable Dress Fabrics f B at Auckland's Lowest Prices. I I With Springtime well advanced, and /' rrom°leaS mann- 1 B Summer's warmth foreshadowed, the need f tacturers in hug-e fS I for lighter fabrics has become apparent. s^^^^SsS^^t//' ifuantlties tor w lln addition, the functions which are [WKS&MzA tfTposllMa "ate? 1 I pending make it wise to select promptly counts We mark « ft in order to have tlie garments made up the goods at lowest | I Our stocks arc excellent, well-bought > I I from the best manufacturers prior to ! I X*H^II I on every article i I the advance in cotton goods, and our I I V II | taev Purchase from B I customers receive the advantage. We In II i' »\S--^ US ' I 1 THE NOTED "S. AND C. RELIABLE" \ (M Q# ill I \\'\ I I GINGHAM, 3-2 inches wide, in Plain Col- \ I Jy/jA—-** \. \, I ours. Stripes, and Checks. Good Value —• Y\ fl Hk) G_f______MxbLtf i I 40-INCH WHITE VOILES. Excellent value \ \ // I f! I 1 40-INCH PLAIN COLOUR VOILES, in every |*J 1 W \\ P conceivable shade — Standard Quality, «&«•) -, Cir""" *xA v \MI | 2/11; Superfine, 3/11 yard. 7,\r , y E 82-INCH TRICOTINES—II/9 and 13/6 yd. bP-l '3 JL I 52-INCH QA3ARDINES, All-wool—ll/9, JsL \*M : Jj4l I Both or these are in weights suitable Tor /ritrlrf£tL I I ' I l^3i£'SpS— Jr \5 ■ I Spring Costumes, and are excellent value. I ' \ W 1 1 52-INCH CHECK SUITINGS, tn Grey, Fawn, 7 s tySfatLS 111 1 MW7 \ ! I Brown, Black, and White—l 3/6 yard. 1 ' '1 111 1 i mr J I B SO-INCH POPLINS, Silk finish. A very M li I 1 \ & 1 popular material for summer. This Wl I ! P\ gj cloth meets the needs or a heavier fabric S____6 sft; Wl 111 Ml I ' §|} P for summer wear, while not requiring the mm \ \ I I H weight or a winter material. In White. KB \ ' ' /' % Cream, Shell Pink, Vleux Rose, Sky, Light \ \ H J W and Dark Sa.xe. Reseda, Tussore, Fawn. w 1- _\ JJJ v - The "S. and C." Dress Depart- 1 Light, Mid and Mgger Browns, Light and *^p— "j\ ment is a pleasant place — well fig Dark Navy. Good value—4/6 yard. / V lighted by loHy windows and S |\ j_ well ventilated. All the most S LUVISCAB, a very bright and silky washing \L_9v rashionable new season's goods ■ fabric, in Smart Stripes, Tor Sports W§_\ are displayed, and a walk round X Coats - EF vlll give ladles a clear idea of jj! m what is worn. There are fabrics a I\jk for all occasions, and each is 1 (VV marked at the most moderate I j— —————__.————_____—________—. gw prices. 1 WONDERFUL VALUE IN LADIES' NAPPA GLOVES. __,___________________________________ | Slightly spotted, and therefore we purchased at a FOR EVENING WEAR. ' I discount, which enables us to give our customers an I ~ ~ ~, , . ... Both ladles and gentlemon can depend upon obtain- I excellent opportunity. We have pneed them at ing from us m Latest ma Most.Fashionable Articles for I rr i-t -i per pair Evening Wear. Our stocks are large and complete, I (/_\_X ' correct in every detail, and in the various departments g skilled assistants will be pleased to give advice and I imi =iii>* win no nniri Thprerorp ot irivisp in P-iriv assistance in making a suitable selection. With a I and sale.-, will he rapid. Tnererore we advise an eanj number or functions in the near future we urge the I selection. advisability or a prompt visit or inspection. 1 I Dainty Trimmings for tho Fashion- H ; ___ ■_ _W*_& i_Wj _.-v- „r " im.. -w- i*m I able Cowl Collar, in Crepe de Chine, _?HtTI H"_r H B _\\ C__ $®40*& M Bbllh_3_ U i plain and gophered. Good value— Jm 1L BLJaI *—R al M | A charming finish to a costume. jsT w . . . _ — •« n y I lU. i see it in our veiling Department. '-' wholesale«family Drapers. £ H-t-B-*~-aB--a-__-a___a___H____a_H____________^

I "Parritch"—the Strength I X^slQ H of Scotland's Strong m-~^X,W JM The brawny men of Scotia are meal the world produces you j| Js^W> Wte famed the world over and Oat- must insist on securing a bag of & 1i UB meal is admittedly the secret of Thistle Oatmeal, made from the X {_¥% $1 Kj strength of Scotland's men. finest oats grpwn in the famous W I Kg Science to-day gives us the reason district of Southland, and treated g| '^^R^^i^^^^^^ E|| —no cereal contains such won- by the exclusive Thistle Process B| toff derful nutriment as the oat. It is which removes every impurity. || WM rich in phosphates—has 2_ times Thistle Oatmeal costs a little §|| W_]j&&fs[go^£~s Wa as much proteid as wheat—and is more than other brands, but it is || K_WT W» ill rich in lecithin, the element which far better value —far superior in \_\ } /l<f /•'ra p|j builds nerves. But there's a deal flavour, purity and digestibilty. B / /mf J3k MM of difference in Oatmeal and if Moreover, it is the only Oatmeal ffi 11 IJ& i . AT REASONABLE HATES .