Symonds Street's Prominent Business Houses
If ' <..•■.-. I J Ladies visiting Auckland during FLEET | [ WEEK will be made WELGOME at || OriGOOGOS Symonds St. 1 II to inspect the Latest in Dame Fashion's I IS ' I decrees without being pressed to purchase | : The "ENSEMBLE ,, I || | Suit is the dress that 2 SnidXt I is right up to the last j^ I minute. COStUITieS | 11 — -— at j if This one is in Black Corded Silk, long plain coat. IVI L 4 I | I | L IVI f| Ij Frock has a heavy crepe de chine bodice, finished t*J 1 MmJ *LJ JLJk L Kj j || il with small collar. Long sleeves. 1 1 guineas. . n 1 r>. fi || 11 in Symonds Street j || I" —■—~—r — no. i j 11 A Charming "Ensemble" Suit is in fine repp. Is smartly designed in All Wool Repp. || 11 Plain long coat opening at sides and trimmed Coat is trimmed with fancy braid worked in If |i with gold feather. Slit pockets, finished with squares. Long collar, fastening with two || 11 fancy buttons and gold binding. Coat lined Jap. buttons. Plain cut skirt. Colours: Burnt 11 |1 silk. Straight cut frock, round neck. Narrow oak and fawn .. .. £7/12/fi If belt at waist. Long sleeves, also trimmed gold. || II Colour: Cinnamon .. .. ..11 guineas. |! \\ 1 1 II || _, ' No. 2 I |S .... Is a Smart Cut Tailored Costume. Long jj If A Dainty "Ensemble" Suit is in a bright tan coat, plain collar, and coat sleeve. Two j[ If garb, of very fine quality. Long tailored coat, deep pockets. Colours; Mole, tan, and || 11 Top of frock is made of jazz silk and coat is P a^e g re y •• •• *• •• £7/7/" H f| lined with same. Priced at ffO/Q/- If 1 iiuuiiMi i il Ami m ninn mm nmiim Hli itw nwn 1111 ■■ ■I■■ n n mmnk iiimmßrtiminriimiiiiniiifntwtiiiMHiiiiitmrißtniiiniiiiiiiiiniMrwiiiiiimmiiiiiitHlPlilßl rtn ? "
$ GREAT DISPLAY OF ) W/^lJir^ , " EVENING ) LniL shoes J FOR FLEET WEEK. } From the makers of the f famous "Chic" Shoes in .^^L England, we have just received one of the finest assortments jflJßMfeiSsJjfidß |j of Evening Shoes that has ■V^β ever come to New Zealand. f Y9I|63H In beautiful satin, patent bßt leather, and gold and Kj"^^^»f silver tinsel brocade, j Bl they offer an exten- C^B^ , \ «ive choice, while for |*^MJHJ^Bj^^M^ ; such high-grade 101—43/6. \ goods the pnces are / most reasonable. 2.5., 101 —Ladies' Black Patent \ Zβ 108 Ladies' "Chic" Fancy Bar Shoe, with r Black Patent "Chic" beautiful black and sliver beaded \ Court Shoe, with buckle; Louis Heel. Most becoming— / latest cut-out Iront 43/6. \ Louis heel." A very / smart snoe, as lllusf trated—39/6. ' *-8.. 102 Ladles' \ 28 104—-*>•*• ln /2k "Chic" Shoe, similar / Blaok Glace Kid, XJ&& I?, abo , ve ', , but » n N witli patent leather ' Xjafsft& fakinner's hig-h-grade / trimming : ' Black Satin (tHe best \ d&Z-i buckle, In various \ mm*? colours—37/6. \ mSmftS* I H to choose from now |) / JBk WKeF c~&sp on view ln our wln " \ \ WOP dows. y } Z.S., 108—Ladies' "Chlc'» Shoe, similar to Z.S.. 105, but in tan ( / -willow cair. . The, latest snade and Fawn Suede insertion —43/e. \ / 2.8., 10T —Ladies' Blaok Satin "Chic" S \ 1-Bar Shoe. Very best quality satin, *"*>„ ■TfjTßßm ' j rull Louis heel. The latest fashion for xQcslßßi Hu V T street -wear—Exceptionally priced at NHlOTBfiaSSwJfl ( \ 1.6., 108 — Ladles' I J Black Patent "Chic" VBHBBM fmf \ Ankle - bap Shoe. |Qr \wil ( Highest grade patent JSk . I Hi - S leatner. Very- smart. URS\ / Cut on perfect- Eflv nttln? last—32/6. "-■ / Z.S., 10B—Ladies' Black Patent "Chio" .1-Bap Sheeras Illustrated, ) with neat dull: kid Insertion in vamp and quarter;. Louis heel. A i particularly charmiiiK , design—39/6. / STONE'S PAY POSTAGE. ~....,„. C ; SPECIAL NOTE.—AII these "Chlo" 8hoe« have light leather ) I , linings, »o as not to auin eilk hose. r Order»>by mall ehould-etate number of «hee, «nd size . \ . ' ■-.'.---■ i>. -»' required*- Remitunce to be enclosed. . • / I S. STONE and CO., LTD. ", . ) > j '•::.> SEVEN SHOE STORES: f Main Storer'Cbrner of Queen and Darby Streets. . i O Branches at Endean'e Buildings, .Queen St.; Kerangshape Rd., Q / . \y Newmarket, Dominion Boed.Devonport, and at Whanflaroi. V-"'
MOftE THJiN : :'A !«tlFT.» \l' '; In the evening she was trudging Lome. A motor stopped behind. A ; lift was offered and accepted. .She coughed, and was given •■■two Pulmonas. The motorist said, " I believe in those things. Damp days mean infectious germs in the air, but Pulmonas prevent these lodging in the system." Pulmonas are best for coughs, tni!oat, •and iChest' troubles. Instant ""relief. At chemists, .1/.6 and.2./6. —(Ad.) Wonderful display of novelty dress fabrics at Smith and Caughey'a.— (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 190, 13 August 1925, Page 19
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