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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 250, 21 October 1924, Page 15

=i- ■ ■— =:■ Smith & Caughey, Ud. Silk and Wool Popular Fabrics for Fashionable Frocks & Costumes Exceptional Value Art Silk and Wool Marocain, in Yedolene Lame de Soie, in shades Silk and Wool Marocain, in shades ' shades of navy, light grey, dark of nigger, biscuit, fawn, saxe. mid. of {aw _ nattier> saxe> biscuit> ,j ht grey, cinnamon, brown, beaver, brown, nattier, lignt ana dark grey, j j i i - i• l- jji- _Q - _ -j l rr.se naw <-k»--,. ana dark grey, mole, vieux rose, light and dark fawn; 38 inches wide. mole, vieux rose, navy, cnerry, almond, green; 38 inches wide. navy, cherry, almond; 40 inches 7/6 yard 10/6 yard w,de 15/6 y»* Art. Silk and Wool Jacquard Maro- _ „ ,„, ~, . . ij c i • c v Silk and Wool Marocain, in shades cam in shades of navy, kingfisher brown, light and mid Silk and Wool Marocain. in shade, black, vieux rose, mauve, fawn; 38 ol lUUIC ' ° . *V* . inches wide grey, navy, cinnamon, nigger, jade ot grey, cinnamon, almond, light green; 40 inches wide. an{ J _ ar k brown, navy, light and 7/11 yar \Olf\ vart * dark f awn : inches wide. 16/6 yard Art. Silk and Cotton Brocaded Silk and Wool Jacquard, in shades Poplin, in shades of light and dark of navy and grey, almond green grey, light and dark brown, fawn, < an d grey, henna and grey, brown black; 34 inches wide. and grey; 42 inches wide. ?/11 yard Butterick Patterns on j it/ i t j a Silk and Wool Marocain, in shades bilk and Wool Jacquard Armure, _r. a ] mon d green, navy, mole, grey. Our Butterick Pattern Section in shades of salmon, pink, nattier, nattier, henna, nigger, fawn; 40 adjoins the Silk and Dress electric blue, green, shrimp, vieux inches wide. Departments. A large selection of 42 inches wide. 1 A Id yard the * m - rte * t designs for the new IS> /__ yard season now obtainable. The IU/O Deltor cutting chart that is Silk and Wool Brocaded Marocain, enclosed with each Butterick Pat- .. - i • . c• • n l in shades of cinnamon, nattier, tern enables you to make any Marocain Lame deSoie. in all the f awn , brown, light and dark grey, garment on the least possible newest shades. Wonderful value. almond mustard; 42 inches a»o»nt of material. Butterick 38 inches wide. wid _ Patterns are always accurate. 10/6 v* 15/6 yard L <S^fK&(_fcugheyj^ For Nearly 50 Years Famous For Good Value

Your Last Chance! The end has come! We have sold enormous quantities of new season's Drapery at literally "silly" prices during v the past fortnight. But this week the reductions are more than "silly"—they're frantic! WE HAVE TO GET OUT ON SATURDAY The new lessee takes possession on Monday Next, and we positively must be out on Saturday. THE BALANCE OF OUR £15,000 STOCK of FROCKS-COSTUMES-DRESS MATERIALS -HOSIERY-UNDERWEAR-MILLINERY Etc. rsp Must Be Sold This Week sa The prices have been fixed so as to make this week a memorable one for the thrifty. Shopkeepers and the trade generally would be wise to take advantage of this opportunity of buying at about , half wholesale prices. ONLY 3£ MORE DAYS! FOR SAL-_T^Y~T^ENDER. Tenders are invited for the Purchase of the Balance of our Stcok of Drapery, Mantles. Millinery, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, etc. Tenders Close on THURSDAY, 23rd, and the successful tenderer must be prepared to take delivery of the entire stock on Saturday, 25th October. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. KARANGAHAPE ROAD