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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 96, 24 April 1926, Page 39

Smith & Caughey Ltd. All That is New in Stockings and Neckwear OUR Hosiery for women and children is purchased from leading manu- GirW Stockin s«----c , . . .- i. i - - H-89: Black Cotton Athletic Btocklnga, facturers, and can be thoroughly relied upon for appearance and long W i™* quaUty *" fast dye ~ /771\ t 1 •''/•£ / «.r^ n . TL„ -.*-.-.- L I J .1 . 1 ii-' CC 1 H -*° ! Blaok Cashmere Athletic Stook- jjl J/ V 1 W tX'Y \ J wear. Ihe new season s hose includes the most popular novelty effects, also fear ISH plain hose in all the newest: colourings. Buying as we do in huge quantities Z!u ZllT/l' R,bb.d c«hmer. > /tWSk. W&m ./ IBIS fl 1 .ii i 1 1 J Btockingß, run fashioned, with expand- {_— W .^—" / BlSSaißm I Emi? bUIJmMjSior prompt cash, we obtain every possible concession, and are therefore in a /k \f \ I ml (k H lW£m tisrd wear /r \ \ ■ ___ fl l> j \ a. »* stt i ■ fiM j^y^-^^^SapjKa position to offer exceptional value all the year round. _ , -fa »/« 7 ' ll */" 7/11 \ Lj MCit| IIH IIPTI tetooklnoß, rull fashioned, m smart, mercerised lisle and celanese', In chamr 3/11 3/11 4/3 «/fl Zlos| IH IH 13 ?||N sports wear—7/11 pair. ' g\4rljg%j3£L\ oyster', and pa?p? D ' Brey ' h-43: 1/1 Rlbbsd Csshmere Btocklngs, >W I | PflT"''' 4ek AW llMill de e r g to*ps. U suitable ne r6r \J Blmßm g Cashmere StOckuigß. Sizes: 2 3-456 I aaaP VUaaaauH mm * r4 > muffin sunburn, dawn,'rose be'i?e, cop- 7 H - ie: p, " ,n Cashmere Stockings, seam- „,,«,...,... niIsIMBBwEBfIEBB I hLnl I * 'Mllllillnf per, biscuit, putty, cinnamon, greys, / less, fine quality and well spliced, wide H-44: Good Quality Plain Black Caah- *2-int ELwc kBUM I IBCw ''{Jitaeft ' -r.^JPlJllll and cream—4/6 pair. / suspender tops, in sandal wood muffin mere »t°ekinga, seamless, well spliced •* ,WI 'fEND : *?ib<><J?, ' «vlo9 **W / Bilffkv covert, beach, aluminium, ' cement' ln all wearing: parts. fl ■ Si >W< I /m/Mr " t!" 17: 6 3 Ribbed Caahmere Stockings, v.**. Black Plain Cashmere Btoeklnas. UstsfßSziyleiiußeaH J^'A'a / /Jt&lfJsr flfle Soft nil all tv with nl a fri Fl"***o ■ Bleu* P. rlalli "waitii iiioro ol'i/vpii riy*. ■j"]ajJgMM | aausfl fusflfl bbbbbsbtl 4&N. Cr ft" BAY* i mi ST H " 29: "The Marvel" s» U pa 811k Btock- l J adi*»S"' HanrlhaO"S ' I A H-2: Wool and Mercerised Cotton / M W Ings, or good heavy weig-ht and flno iiauuuo s o. *» 4 - H B fl 2*107 1 Stockings, good wearing quality, in / /Mm texture; an exceptional good-wearing- /a«fflKS»G££A ' fl H H white, pheasant/white, beach/white, / / (AWf quality; 1/1 ribbed, mercerised bus- 1 afl all styles and colourings from the 4 ' ■ ' ' ■ - tan/white, camel/white, aluminium/ ' / Wf. pender tops and well spliced ln all ifl »aPis§9 aai! world's leading makers. 2*104 white—3/11 pair. r 1 wearing parts; In colours or orchid, Vußl fl/ / AJtlm™* powder blue, French nude, champagne, afl/ 2M Black Patent Leather c-li J XX7 1 ci 1 • r>Z beige, peach, toreador.* pongee, aluml- blue or Veen short on W ■ ■ <sV T «■• • tKT 1 OllK and Wool blockings. mw nlum, suede, platinum, Circassian, rose- tap 'or at back, large centre I l\l €W C*- 1 Tal 111 l\l QaV du-barry, hog-gar. pond lily, amber, sil- purse and two extra compart- Ue> X Tf ■*✓ JL MAIL JL w a ▼▼ CQI • H-4: Plain Silk and Wool Stockings, ver ra=;ha o-nld—B/11 Dalr li on 12=Sa ments, fitted with neat mirror— 1/1 ribbed wool suspender tops, spliced P,„« CJIL. ' ' ?ola^/11 pa,r ' H"*2o J All One Price, 14/11 each, silk and wool feet. Good quality, with lUre OUK OLOCKIngS. / „, , , f .• r .1 l . . -a.T l »t i-« ii siiky nnisn. in aii the latest colours or A pSgA 250 Leather Handbags/newest We have large selections or the latest INeckwear Novelties, all peach, muffin, champagne, putty, sun- h-28: The "Never Mend" Pure Silk .- . , m..i « . . ( i / shapes short handle on ton. lie. I r* l_ tt_s burn, cinnamon, French nude, rose, stockings, mil fashioned, silk to go Artificial Silk StOckmSS. V-- / Wk centre' purse, three compart marked at OUT LOW Cash fnces. beige, dawn, copper, lark, black, white. over the knees, wide mercerised sus- ™ UU, '" M avaaaa uvwouigo. , \. i ■>» ments and vanity mirror- ln 6/11 pair. .? - . pender tops and specially reinforced r / MEgEm. black,' tan, brown, grey—l 9/6 .. ...... «.„, j ... ,-«. v loe? ', heel !,- and soles, or excellent H-8: Plain Artlflolal Bilk Stockings, I: I each. 2-11: Woollen FronU, m BSBorted colourmgrs or nrown, Z-108: Art. silk Coatum. Vaata, in the fouowlngr H-5: Artificial Silk and Wool; Btook- quality and reliable wear. In all the lined with lisle to prevent laddering, TbWtTTiI rawn and navy—s/11. colours: Gold and blue, with brown crepe de chine ings, full fashioned and spliced, de- newest colours or blush, atmosphere, well spliced in all wearing- parts, in —» "aaeßaV ..,?« ... .i ■. •■. v j collar- Bold and red with fawn erene de chine collar* pendahle wearing quality, in new m%rl champagne/sunset,. French nuqe, sun- lark", putty, champagne, peach. French h.2 S AmK SSnV Also ln black and white cotton marocain—a/11. black'and red. with'rawn crepe de chine collar—B/11 mixtures or nude/white, champagne/ burn, belgre, thrush, bunny, pearl, nude, muffin, sunburn/cinnamon, cop- „fF\, ffiSg „AJP fI °SS.» p *' ' each. white, peach/white, sunburn/white;. white—7/11 pair. . ' her, dawn, rose beige, and blacK— «"ed r J"?artm?mS V S m?r 2-102: Cotton Marocain FronU, wltn Peter Pan collar, cmnamon/white, ; , f StooalnflS, good heavy 8/11 W,P - 7 In black and "* Z-104. Exceptional Value In Frunoh Fringed Shawls, ,; ■"•'•■' ■' to1?m with i R.fn?h fnii rMhinnM handle. These can be had in . .... e »«.m r-.,i n .i.. ■_.«. t n cmi,. i.t<m). «r multi-coloured on grounds of black, almond, nattier. H-8: Plain Silk and Wool Stockings, pWeg' aKerMeq su"ifenK 0 op e s , ? H-1= Art.noi.i and Pure Silk .took H-1., Plain Ca.hm.ro Stooklng., grey, tan black, and brown. ?%%*£?% «««••? and beUo.; very smart and tashlonable-32/6 each. full fashioned, with wide suspender perrectly fitting and thoroughly reliable ings, Tujl fashioned, mercerised cotton superior quality, rull rashioned, with S« n y vSft* %¥?■,.£?£* nA, n ,Hl* . — . . _ -" - tops. Good quality, delightrully sort wear: in champagne, amora. peach, tops, toe and heel, fine quality and wide suspender tops and reinrorced in S{?„* tXi «}; «- 2.F 2-106: All-Wool Polo Vert, in brown, rawn, cinnamon, e . Vartet T. of * r t ICnlt -s'!iF^ Bo * r¥ " 8 5 ta and non-irritant in wear, in cham-. rose beige. Man Jong, gold, Aztec, cara- satlsractory wear, ln nesh, peach, cham- all wearing parts, fc champagne, lichen, ™™ rroni—r*n ono price, jjm came i tonlngs—ll/S. *" snades. With Jazz patterns—From 12/11 to 38/6. pagne, stone, onion, beige, cinnamon, mcl, medium grey, pink, moonlight, pagne, beige, nude, sunburn, camel, beige, muffin, soudan, putty, cinnamon, z*;/u ..on. French nude, putty, tan, suede, lark, mellow rosewood, sliver, aluminium, stone, dawn, rose beige, and black— sunburn, wood ash, nigger, lark, and 2-107: Woollen Pater Pan Collar, worked with brown, 2-108: The Wsw Choker Scsrf ln the latest fancy effects sunburn, and sand—7/11 pair. and rose-du-barry-—lO/11 pair. B/1-t pair. . cream—«/ 11 pair. ' \ rawn, grey, saxe, and red—2/e length of ■ patala. and colourings—B/11, 6/11, 7/11. 10/6. Smith & Caughey Ltd. Wholesale and Family Drapers* Clothiers, and Complete House Furnishers, Queen Street, Auckland.

The latest 1926 Hotpoint Model ROAST Minimum Shrinkage. Meat cooked in a Hotpoint Electric Range loses far less • in weigh,. *• ?«-P«5 c ."V e T ,a - THE days of stoking and smoke and ly, and more juicy inaide than A ~, . , , meat cooked in any other ashes went Jong ago—then the pnraiw »y- ' tive stoves of objectionable fumes and mYm\ Am ImmfWy inefficiency. m\mWmT\\m\ M.M\mW NOW—electrical cooking has come into Without Uncertainty. its QVm fa c met hod perfected by the An exact temperature is main- titt • 1 c * a tamed. the electric current makers of the Hotpomt bervants. An being automatically turned on automatic method, that requires no watche^noSy7 giViaß precUi ° n mi ing, that never over or under cooks, and mr fas that gives you more delicious meals, greater social freedom, cleanliness and coolness Jmm&A\\)*v m m\JMJmmS in your home, and costs remarkably little. No Spatter or Smoke. Your pot aimmera quietly and We can instal a Hotpoint range for you the regulated heat cook, food right away. What about it? All first- , perfectly. There is no smoke , , m^M .%, »k»^. or apattering. ***** dealers will tell you about them. bbbbbbbb! ■ M *** RANGE Wholesale and Retail from: THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL St ENGINEERING CO.. LTD. MAZDA HOUSE, Customs Straa* Waat, Auckland. Also at Whangarei and Hamilton.

Here's a Shaving Soap that Satisfies—Rexona The New Triangular Stick Here is anew idea in Shaving Soap another Rexona. triumph i one this time which will be appreciated by men wucaevsn beards grow. Rexona Shaving Soap contains the same oils and Essences that have made Rexona famous the . world over, and is.made on the Rexona formula, and thus makes a Shaving Stick which is a soap and lotion combined. It makes for comfort and hygiene in shaving, and tempers the skin against wind and bad weather. , Rexona Shaving Stick (Medicated) is Rexona Soap specially treated so as to produce a thick, creamy lather, which will soften the beard and improve the skin at the same time. It is delicately perfumed and medicated on the same principles as Rexona. and not only produces a lasting lather, but purines and leaves the akin in perfect condition. Being an ■ntsanptsr Medicated Soap, it has a tendency to quickly heal any cot you may have the misfortune to get, and if j troubled with pimples or blotches of amy kind, will daily j tend to remove them. ] Rexona Shaving Soap, the new triangular stick, is sold j in pane aluminium containers at 1 /o. I N "Ihe New Triangular Stick, in Pure

Hc<s *& the csamc clot ft - alvJays Washed vJith Sunlight thofexjJhyit tasted so (ong . Table linen of half a century ago is much admired, and no woman need be afraid of her friends knowing the age of her tablecloth. It isn't like wearing grandmother's clothes—it's like having a grandfather clock. To make linen, and. indeed, all materials, last longer, wash them with Sunlight Soap. Sunlight deals with dirt in such a way that it is gently drawn from the fibres, however deeply ingrained; without rubbing, boiling or twisting. Linen fibres, tough though they seem, are easily injured by soda. But no injury is caused to clothes washed with Sunlight, which is pure and neutral, free from the harsh soda so common in ordinary soaps. Don't be afraid to use your nice things—washed with Sunlight Soap they will come to no harm. Start a laving* account with the money you save o* clothes by Using Sunlight Soap. - ■ • *. ." -■ . '""■ •'■•>■- .•t-W- •- -. — •■ 406. Le*ar Bretkan (NX) liaattad T .