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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 95, 23 April 1928, Page 19

FvAfUAno Jo 11.! LADIES' CARDIGANS, Brush Wool. LYCX JfUllC IS lalKlDg Ol It! A big assorted lot, both in shades, styles ." — — ————— and sizes, some plain, others fancy de--28-inch All-wool Roslyn Flannel; only a few —Usually 18/6. For 10/ II •bade. left: Wedgewood, vieux roU, sable, rush Wt) NnV I^/11 and cocoa Sale Price: 1/11 per yard. ' MWy Ladies' Tweed Skirts; in stripes or check. The 42-inch All-wool New Zealand Tweeds; pastel My r w Vjlk very latest style. The predominating colourings tones, small design granite effect. New season ml f \IM are black and white, fawn and brown, and saxe goods; smart for coats, gowns, etc 6/9 yard mtf \ \im and fawn. Dressy and durable — 17/6 each. 54-inch All-wool Suiting Tweed; New Zealand MI W W A YW Leatherette Coats; children's. In black, tan, nigmanttactare In greys only; a popular shade— ■/ I I I ■ I L \ll ger, and almond. A perfect winter garment. At 4/6 per yard. ■{ kg II \» Sizes 28 to 36 —14/6 each. 40-mch Navy Serge; good colour. Only a few li I ■ UL | I W pieces left. Suitable for gym. frocks or school AA X mft m 1 I V Enamel Kettles; extra heavy quality. White inwe^ r —At 2/6 per yard. / M side, very serviceable; 8 pints —4 /6 each. Fuji Silk; natural shade. A lovely pure silk* l%\ JW Chair Seats; embossed or plain. First quality — good weight, and evenly woven — — 1 /6-J yard' # each. FUJI SILK coloured. Almost a full Vv J // ° W ' 'ft inches wide. A real Cut-glass Bead Necklets; a tremendous assort91'* 1/11 per yard. ment. All shades, and hundreds of designs */ 1 1 —Goods worth up to 10/6. For 2/11 each. mur 6 jk' nC ' superior goods. 40 inches wide, Ladies' Hose; all-wool cashmere, soft finish, „ f l "®'. ** la^ es — 4/11 per yard. splendid fitting. In corn, champagne, blush, pasP ~ u.. f Chiffon Taffeta Silk; a lovely line. Tel, rose beige, sunburn, and cloud — l/ll pair. LADIES' HOSE-AU-Wool Cashmere, 5/n yard. similar shades to above, higher grade— Hats; untrimmed felt. All the prevailing Jll poir m pull-on styles. The shades are navy, sage, green and saxe. All sizes 3/11 each ' xMlm. Ladies' Hose; super cashmere. Fully finished A GRAN 6 LOT OF LADIES'PULL- M 7 m X grMd ° f HATS—ReaI smart goods, very Jny \\nL Ladies' Hose; black Botany, all wool. Mock valued. The most fastidious can be Ml I \ JjK. fashioned, a lovely finish, perfect fitting — 3/6. I suited from this grand showing. All ml \il GLOVES, Washable Suede finish, fancy shades— 6/11 each - ml \» gauntlets, skin fitting. Fawn, pastels, Ladies' Tweed Costumes; nicely tailored. High- II ( V c hampagne, and putty- 2 /6 pair. I "gns. Styles l\ JIL I M Compendium*; artistic designs. Containing high. /JV grade paper and envelopes — 3 for 1/-. Some °L'tW Goods V. // y op wj,SS.iJJSlC'fc*Pjl . e*- en l Medicines. \\ >I 11 IKS JM Writing Pads; the "Unrivalled." Containing Palmohve Shaving Cream and Razor Complete Vv N/Vi\»J /M pages FuU <izes> haxik paper ruledf ' ' %\ Sf blotters—l/ 3 each. Veet (depihatory) —1/11 tube. Toilet Rolls; 8 oz. Pure, soft, strong, hygienic Woodbury's Facia] Cream —1/4£. — 5 for 1/-. Yardley's Shaving Sticks — 1/3 each. MEN'S COLLARS, starched, white and ies English Dressing Combs; large—9d each. striped, pure Linen, best quality. AU botll .. Sizes and shapes g for g/g Ooftn s Backache Pills ■ 2/9, Men** Wide-end Ties; large range, good quality 9d Iron Jelloids; Nos. 1, 2, and 2a_l/S.. XNjV K*„J " ° rt "' 7 ' CSV Men's Dairy Bib Oreralli, made from specially imported U. 1.. 1,.L- e_„i .. c - _ .. Jfl'/ W \\nk extra heavy White Drill; best make. The real value of its fii e ? Sealette. Sizes: 6, 6|, MV/ A VUm this Une u 10/6 —For 6/11 pair. "Si "S — 5/6 each. By f Men's Palmer Nap Trousers, the genuine article; real Jerseys; in fawn, grey, and saxe. Fancy polo mnf/ \ trouser cut, with cross, side, and hip pockets. A great collar Size 3, 476; size 4, 5/3 each. Wf M on the ordinary Denim cut. Sizes 3to 8— Bibs;J assorted muslin towelling and waterproof. Mi M W ■ \M Men's All-Wool N.Z. Saddle Tweed Trousers, very best Slightly soiled —6d each. ■ I I 11H make and finish. The best procurable. Usually 21 Vests; heavy, unbleached cotton. Shaped waist, ■{ # m ■ 19 J or J 4 / 6 » c short sleeves 1/11 each. II a I ■ m \ ■ ?? y> , P avy ox Ser g«> Shorts—Here is a wonderful line. D T a . .. li f f m M Am. A 19 ,de " for »ehool wear. Sues 3to 16—For the absurd Bloomers; fleecy lined cotton. Elastic waist and A Jv JbhAm t I price of 5/11 pair. knee; large size 1/11 pair. I M Boys* Tweed Shorts, extra heavy and strong; dark grey Nightdresses; "Roslyn." Shetland wool; half . J M ° r tn fa^°: Ua . cd ' vrell made ; wear resisters. Sizes I dee 7^ n *L Ze * ln Pink ' maUVe ' 8ky ' and Cream W m ft B oy«' fawn Gabardine; to fit boys 10 /6 each. \V W /M • of from 2to 7 years—Just about half price, 18/6 each. Dressing Gowns; printed ripple cloth. Roll col- %V Gm A# lar, long sleeves. In rose, light navy, and strawOveralls; gingham. Fancy top, plain skirt, half At S WfITCDOUSC back; finished one pocket. Full size; all shades n - 26 - 1 - Elliott Street The Square Slices T rHTTTTRW Tit the 1111 Sandwiches / I _ I { / T.«y .nd gWAN Roy J Sausage h m.d. from carefullly ■ Doctor, recom- ■ \ 1 yr / Sandwiches selected young pork, thoroughly wholesome J M \ Sandwiches Satisfy * nd Bbso,utel y (rcc from preservative. It is mend Stout as a tonic B N. Sandwiches that are easy made S Q UARE »° that the » ,ice « the bread. H and restorative for 9 to make— Tk"* is no waste, and no vacant spaces! ■ invalids of all I \ W Try Pound of Swan Royal Sausage to-day. ■ stouts recommended I A A "W" ■ all over the world, I M I because it maintains H M ■ the standard of purity I others are I SWAN PEOPLE I I 1 HUTTON Lm Icuihhessl