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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 97, 26 April 1922, Page 14

To-morrow will t»e I TIBi WBiTHUI Will gfflll | THURSDAY and Half Price Remnant Day Here are some of the Bargains : :. Thursday Millinery Bargains. Thursday Silk Prices. Thursday Hose and Glove Bargains. Ladles'Pullnm Hats, in Cloth and Straw, trimmed ribbon and Tancy straw Whit* Jap. silk. A special line: 2" inches wide— • Women , * Black Cashmere Flnl»h Hot*, fast black, seamless— .. ' bows (three shapes)— Lsua | lv 2/JU . Bargain Thursday Price, yara. Lsually V 1 B " rg ,*" l Thur,day Pr,ce ' 1/e = pair - Worth 19/6 and 23/6. Bargain Thuraday Price*. 12/6 and 16/6. Co|oured WMh(ng ghowjng .„ KmcrM> sh ,,, pjnki Skv> Lighl Grej .. Women-. Black L 1... H0.., wide tops, fast black dye. spliced heels and toes Ladle*' Valour HaU, in Brown, Black and Navy (three shapes only)— 10 inches wide— Usually 1/11*. Bargain Thuraday Price, 1/4£ pair. ,- Usual Prices, 69/6 and 79/6. Bargain Thursday Price, 49/8. - Lsually 9/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 5/11 yard. 2-Dome Swiss Lisle Gloves, serviceable, good fitting, in Black and Grey '■ —, - o c . , Black Jap. Silk, a heavy weight qualily and a good fast dye; 27 inches ° nlj ~\7 „„ ~ -• «. .. » i -~ .», Thursday Corset Specials. wide— Usually 2/6. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/6J pair. D. and A. Corsets, in good quality White Coutil, low and medium busts L ' sually 7/G - Bar 9 ai " Thursday Price, 5/4 yard. 2-Dome English Lisle Glove*, in White, Beaver and Grey. All sizes. Smart - medium skirts, two and four hose supports. Sizes 21 to 30— services Die ■ Usually 2/6. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/11 J pair. Usual Prices, 14/6, 11/0. Bargain Thursday Price, 6/11. _, . , . Dominion and D. and A. Corsets, in strong qualily Coutil. low bust, long I hursday Cotton habriC Bargains. Tk«.««*l«» U«Jl, a »A. a f ■%.«>•:« '* skirt four snsnrndprs sivrs ■> l •>» "". '>o «7 -->» ->o and :io— i nursaay nanuKercnier Bargain. Skin, iour suspenuers. sues .1, _-, ga. -l>, .1, -», -J ana ju Flannel Finish Blousing, in smart patterns and lloral effects. A great line * Usual Prices, 18/11, 17/6, 11/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 9/11. to clear; 30 inches wide— Ladle*' Whit* Hemstitched Lawn Handkerchiefs, good size and serviceable; C.B. Corsets, in strong quality White Coutil. low and medium bust, long lsual 'y "'> >»■<'• Bargain Thur.day Price, 112 d. yard. iM ' ..,„ 8.r0.m Thur-.v Prir. a i / weil-filting skirt, four suspenders. Sizes 21 to 30- Pyjama Crepeg> sma ,, s[ ,. ipcs ,„ a] , slladcg A c , o , h (IkU wi| , an(J Lsuall > *** '"*- Bargain Thursday Price, 4 for 1/-. Usual Prices, 16/9, 16/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 12/6. wear well; 3D inches wide— __ m ' ; Usually i/ilj yard. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/22 yard. Thursday Manchester Bargains. :. Thursday Underwear Bargains. 29 _ lnch All . wool ColonIa( Flanne|> jn Shetland Grey only _ Heavy Cream Ribbed Cotton Spencers, with long sleeves — Usual Price, 1/11J yard. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/9 yard.. Usual Price, ft/11. Bargain Thuraday Price, 3/11 Bargains Everybody Needs. 36-inch Excellent Quality Longcloth— Cream All-wool Vest*, with low neck and short sleeves— Unlined Opossum Skin* Usual Price. 1/6J yard. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/3- yard.f Usual Price. 6/11. Bargain Thuraday Price, B/11. Usually 9/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 4/11 each. ° r - ° Mn y •' Twill Flannelette Nightdre*se*, with neat collar and long sleeves, self 2to 3 inches wide Muslin Embroidery, several designs— 24-inch Cotton Huckaback Towelling— WHed- , . ' . Usually 1/2 to 1/7. Bargain Thursday Price, 6 2 d. yard. Usual Price. 1/6J yard. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/- yard. ; Usual Price. 10/11. Bargain Thursday Pr.ce, •/«. ' 2 4-.nch Union Linen ."-Cotton Tea Towe.HngThursday Showroom Bargains. l - sual " 4 * d - >••«»■ ■«■-" *•"«-> --'-. u<. y«-. Lsual Pnce ' 1/4 i yard - B " Pgain Thurßd " y Pplce ' 1/0J ,tPd ' Shot Lu.tr. «nd.r.kiru, with accordeon-p.eated fri.l- W h,te and C t Oriental Laces, Uto 7 inches wide- "* 2 ° X 3° **»- *™™ - Usual Price; 22/6. , Bargain Thursday Price, 13/11. lsually i/S lo 1/6 ' Bargain Thu « da y Pl<lce . *"*' .Usual Price, 4/11 each. Bargain Thursday Price, 3/6 each. Brown Velour Cloth Coats, with roll collar and belt across front— e,,k Veil,n 0»> in al, colours— . Usual Price, Bargain Thursday Price, 78/6. Usually 1/11 to 2/3. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/3 yard. Thursday Home Bargains. Velour Cloth Costumes, in Fawn and Grey, trimmed with cable stitching— Ren «" f f Ye, ""9* in several strong makes, in Black, While and few odd siiv.rrf«w o•» a - ,„. „ . _~ ' . . _, colours— oouble Bed Silverdown Quilts, 6x a, covered with a heavy fancy sateen—' Lsual Price, 8 guineas. Bargain Thursday. Prlc, £5/19/6. (/ |q j/;) Bapgajn Thupsday ppjcei 6d . y , pd . Lsually 29/6 . b.,,,,,, Thurtday Pplce> 21/11 e . ch> Striped W'nc.y*tt. Blouses, with roll collar- m& _ Double Bed White Blankets, New Zealand makeUsual Price, 5/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 4/11. . L - sua , ly Bargain Thursday Price, 6id. Usually 55/-. Bargain Thursday Price, 45/-pair. Thursday Children*s Bargains. Safety Pins, fans of r, cards, assorted sizes— Tapestry Table Covers, Green and Red, unfringed, size 64 inches wide by Usually IOJd. Bargain Thursday Price, 7Jd. fan. 80 mches loa S— | Children's Whit. Cotton Vests, 5 to 10 years— ■ Usually 16/6. Bargain Thursday Price, 12/11 each Usual Price, 1/6. Bargain Thursday Price, 9a. 3-Ply Colonial Fingering, Tew odd colours. White. Black, Mid Grey, Light _ . r j| • and Dark Grey, Vieux nose, Saxe and Cardinal— mock Beds, 3it. wide, single size, covered with strong ticking Children's Warm Blanket Coats, Navy, Fawn, etc.— UsuaUy 84f , Bargaln Thursday Price> 61d . skeln . e/4 head of Usual Price, 22/6 each. Bargain Thursday Price, 17/6 each. "/J " n 6 S/": S/ n 6 12 eke,nß - Be " ri " "*«' in BIUe ' BroWn and Gr -° 4ft. by 7ft.Bargain Thursday Prices 16/11 26/6 29/6 32/6 3-Ply Rosedale Wheeling, in White. Saxe. Heather. Light and Dark Grey— Usual Price, 10/11 each. Bargain Thursday Price, 7/11 each. Usually 1/3 2oz. skein. Bargain Thursday Price, 1/- skein. e» m i«.«— #.- » n ' _, , V D . 7/11 h«d «f « «k«ln. Axminster Carpet Runner, good designs. 27 inches wide— Thursday Apron Bargains. .7/11 head of 8 skeins. , Lsual Price, ID/6. Baream Thursday Price, 14/11. 2-Ply English Fingering, few odd colours only, Light and Dark Grey Ladies' Whit* Aprons, Nurses' shape, full size—"' Heather, Mid and Dark Brown— »p« « _ | : Usual Price, 5/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 4/11. Usually 7*d. skein. Bargain Thursday Price, 4Jd. skein; 4/4 nursday Bargains for Men and BoyS. head of 12 skeins. .„_ __ , Tkiirulav IVm* Fabric '" * Fancy ShirU ' sort cuffs and bands— 1 hursday UreSS fabric Specials. El ., tlc Blouse ep|pe> Blac . k and Whi|c _ Usual Price, 7/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 5/10 J. All-wool Blanket Coating, in Amethyst, Tan. Chocolate and Blue Grey: Usually 6 J d. Bargain Thursday Price, 3d. each. BO dozen Wen's Worsted Sox. A good line— 54 inches wide Unmade-up Traced Calico Nightdresses, several smart designs— Usual Price, 3/6. Bargain Thursday Price 3 nairs for 1/6' Usual Price, 10/6. Bargain Thursday Price. 5/11J yard. ' l;sually 5/1] Bargain Thupsday pricei g/11 280 pa.r. of 80,.- Knickers I I All-wool Engllsh_Worstsd, in four shades of Grey Suiting designs; 50 miton w , tep Dlßlnfect . ntr _ Usual Price, 7/6." Bargain °'° 10 "" inches wide _~,., Usually 2/6 and 3/6. Bargain Thursday Prices, 1/6 and 2 <B hot sizes nto 16—■ Usual Price, 12/11. Bargain Thursday Price, 6/11 J yard. " s, i/o ana c Dot. Usual Price, ,/li. Bargain Thursday Price, 6/2 J. New Zealand Tweed, All Wool, 56 inches wide. Six good <>»?**»?«<■ - i|i . . . . aoft m . , _ colours to select from-Usual Price. 12/6. Bargain *"' -^V^VT"^^^^*™*^ ,nd,o °', S Price B^rgaTn'Thursday UWMwK M Men ' B Tweed Suits, made of a good strong English , 0 __ > * -.

"A very sad story attaches to that house, as I daresay you know," said the tall young man who received them in ■ an inner office. "We shall banish all that. It is wonderful to see the change in 'a house when it has had its face washed. It mny be a somewhat trouble some and expensive process. A shut-up house degenerates rapidly, especially in this damp climate. But you may put yourselves in our hands with entire confidence. And you, yourselves, will do the rest." He smiled, with sly roguery. "1 shall go into the matte/ myself," he said, "as soon as you have decided. I should have all fresh, bright colours, and when it comes' to furnishing, gay and pretty chintzes." "It sounds very attractive," said Kit Laverv, without looking at Doreen. | In the street again they turned to each other for the next move. "Lunch," said Doreen, "you had better face No. 7, The Mall, fortified by a good meal. It is an eerie place, I assure you, yet I remember it so bright." "I am not afraid of it," eaid Kit Laverv." Is there anything dreadful about it?" "I am very glad to have you with mc," she said. "When I went 'there alone I was afraid." (To be continued daily.)

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