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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 13, 16 January 1929, Page 19

Our Policy of Straight-out TPI 1 To-mOITOW 1 zr^l^t, -f^Y Reductions I |^11 y 2k 9a HI \ When you buy from us you know exactly where you * • • b/"iu™°™a. styles, to fit girls from 2to 14 years. £ stand: We quote our Usual Prices and show the Reduc- d ° »•' <° — 2°? 'IT Q P /2 tions in Plain Figures Buy just what you want at the Despite the fact that many weeks of Summer are to come, Rendells offer at Clearing P Z Children's in Wh^ Lowest Price. Prices their complete Showroom Stocks of Fashion Apparel and Millinery. 1 his and «tr a packing, .end Cream, and Coloured Straws, trimt Clearance starts To-morrow Morning with everything in the Showroom at genuine •/■ extra med with contrasting and self colToo late for End-of-Seasons Clearing Prices. l| * Pre-Xmas Selling i/ilf r lurrDV • *I I 'WJ •m. f\ D * r\i£ MO ° ePriH 'S/il MILLINERY is mostly classified into One-Price Otters Grade Ready-to-Wear to so at —Usually from 4 1 1 and 3 11. just about HALF PRIfF TABLE No. 1, comprising smart Straw Models, TABLE No. 3—This Table contains dainty All One Price, 9/11 ""*■*• including styles suitable for Matrons or younger Crinolines, trimmed with Lace and Flowers, most NEW MID-SUMMER TRIMMED MODELS n . F - In this line tk-r«. ar - - i people. All are smartly trimmed with Velvet suitable for bridesmaids; also smaller Models EXOTIC STRAWS Dainty Fancy Straws, for tiny tots, In th.s hne there are several new Qr R j bbon9 and y Sprayß -■* made of Satin and Leather Taffeta and Braid; ,N tAU ™ STRAWS. trimmed with ribbons in dainty shapes, small cosy styles, suitable for —Usually up to 39/6. I k/h particularly comfortable for «g ■I g% A ,, mir ~, - ,a , . .... colourings—Usually from 6'6 to travelling. Some of the newer one, * Millinery Clearance, 1 *Jf Xβ Ravelling—Usually Priced up to 17 /fi A " °" hl « heT^ Ccd and more "pensive Models 7I I. have wide?, brims; cool and shady 29/6. Millinery Clearance, M. If Xβ suffer heavy reductions m proportion. There being Millinery Clearance, £/ | | 5/11 for mid-summer wear — All im- TABLE No. 2 contains a large assortment of nNFPRIrF acccd ]N READYTOWEARS no two alike, it is hardly possible to describe their ; __ ported to sell at _ . Mode, « ™ de S » tin ' L « ath « T **?*' C " no : 9^7 ~HI 1 f p w real W ° rth - Suffice * that we are c!ea ™Sou, F~ " J _ ~. i 0 9/ A 4W9 If% lines, Braid, and Hemp Straws. All are well TABLE No. 4—A hne of Keady-to-Wears in • u College Hats and Regulation I, »/. ~ I I IY\ trimmed with Velvet Ribbons and Sprays. Full Pedal, Braid, Crinoline, and Hemp; full range of . season e beet trims, usually 63/-. , Styles. ALL ONE PRICE, Af/ Xβ range o f shapes, shades and *%f\ Ig% head fittings, styles and shapes /4 4 69 / 6 « 75 /'. 79 / 6 ' 89 / 6 and <O/&* D ur i n? our Kiin-er, Clearance, at. head fittings—Usually Priced up /U/K —Usually Priced up to 1 7/6. /■ I 95/-, for %3Z* IXβ d,=U;,n7 v a, to 49/6. Millinery Clearance, ml Iβl Xβ Millinery Clearance, * •* Rendells-Millinery and Mantle Clearance To-morrow \ Besides the Department wide nature of this Clear- "nAnve AC •! r\££ £ Wmi 4^W ance, we announce several highly attractive Job A special Utter Ot yßl&jP*Wfr Two One-Price ! Purchases that make exceptionally attractive buying. £\ f£\ Left jHurtrations are typical styles ol CardlgailS r\£C " Ofi/I? 17 *1 C 1 r **. ' 3 ■ a very special oner, clearing at 5 vv i V/ilCre Olf/O VOlle r rOCkS tor X 9/6 ~Jl* J guineas. Values up to 23 e. Clearing at \C TA These are all models of successful styles in Ladies , Modef Frodw, in Plain and Printed j w# ici These styles offer someLong Sleeve Voile Frocks. The variety is good »BSl3?Sn>4# /3L\ Z«Kv * Cre P e de Chine and Georgette. In All-Wool and Silk and Wool Sleeve- wflH* I/I thing distinctly chic and and designs are smart. We offer a choice of good I Bftlsfi \mt Imrmliffil addition are a few in Georgette, less Cardigans, in new designs; in ' Hs£3?swl H •*/ / / new in Holiday Frocks at colours; in S.W., W., and O.S.—Usually 39/6 I &mH$ trimmed lace. In no cases are there shades of Cream and colours, also //IlM* /// Popular Prices All One Price, IQ/C t tWO a , like: al! "1 Bmartlv , desi « Cream with Saxe, Lemon, Red, etc. V tM. A&L// J, * J/O I vVV tZ 'S\XVmLffisSßEw models, imported, to sell up to 9 Al , p . -. o //% At least twelve designs, in 59/6 Frocks Clearing at 29/6 IKpJ ""Zi. - s—-. 7 « /fO\ SL^tSiL^ Only as a job purchase can such values be offered Karollll FrOClcS for A/fXIUT present a style not usually in Rayon, Delaine, and Cotton Georgette Styles, in BiTOffll-M A C«^; a l r TOCKS TOr /Wgl f ° Und '" keen and long or short sleeves, as preferred. Without A tTICe lOr Maids / kP l plJ T\ \ medium-priced goods. exception, they are the season's smartest in styles I slM\\SlMlm> T 1 P*v a f e / LSf * "** L **f , c ~ and colourings. S.W. and W. fittings—Usually WCCU Maids' Coloured " Karolin »'Frocks, f $&$] Left illustrations are typi--59/6' AU Om Price « 29/6 Wl A small selection in Light-weight in two smart styles; in shades of I «gttg J \T ] cal of this range. M wflrr Tweed, well tailored, in good shades Saxe, Apricot, Mauve, and Rose— A I I Note the New Flare Skirt, 79/6 FrOCks for 3Q/fi W*& 11 1 M of Fawn and Grey. Usually 12/11. V I k with seif and colouredl K // j9 II 1\ II To he Cleared at 35/- Oddment Price, 7/11 I I fflß trims to tone - •' All better grade Frocks, for present wear. An I / I\ I \ I Usually 9 11. j exceptionally smart choice in Printed Delaine. De- 1 / I\ 1 \ K Bkiek Sißc Coats, in Black, Navy, . , _ .. JiH Wf mSSSO Clearing 7/11 signs and colourings are the very latest, and in this / t —t— \ \ and colours, smartly styled, and well Maids Cream and Coloured Fuji "' #/lI particular range we urge early selection, as they 1 tailored; suitable for tall figures— Frocks, to suit girls from 14 to 19 j T - ' will sell at sight—Usually 79/6. WL \ TwP Usually up to 7i guineas. years—Usually 25/-. 29/6. 1 Vwß bj Usually 12 6. L r Mantle Ckarance, 95/. All One Price, J 9/ g 6W JQ/11 Clearing, 9/ J ! j Rendells Season's End Clearance of Fashion Goods in the Showroom \

MOTOR DEPARTMENT tfft| IMPROVED SPECIAL TINIER OR COMMU- ■ TATORB FOR FORD CARS —The last word i» fibre ring- construction. Large dustproof oiler, seir-closing expansion spring C 9 B llUsn :irni - pressed steel rollers, glassbard. Price, 4/6. Post Tree. ■IHI H eSSsfch GENUINE K-W FORD Bnifln BROTH C 9 ,L UNITS — A special, high-grade coil unit made I R*9H BGIUirH Forrl cars - wm work per- ■■ BWfflH * p, ' Uy ,inder all conditions. Quote Tor quantiNp. 1 WHEEL PULLER —A serviceable flfflWlß l ' eS ' Wheel Puller, especially designed ror Ford Cars and Chevrolet 490 up to 1921. Price, 3/3. Postage 6d. jtffflfc. WHEEL PULLER—Extra strong- .„.„„ „ „. „., wneel puller, complete with floating plun .Pf?!-" ,6 K " W CON_ ger. Made Tor Ford cars and Chevrolets TACT POINTS — In up to 1921. Prlo*. 7/-. Postage Bd. KJI Mβ -ealed envelopes: the No. 3 WHEEL PULLER—A very strong Pr Jβ *a' nfi a* "sed by the puller, -with floating plunger, fitting the W 9 £ or <J Motor Co. on all following: cars: Chrysler, Jewett. Moon, /Ol ,M. cars. Pnc*. 9d Pontiac, Chevrolet, Chevrolet Truck, and I \\ I V P ep P alr - Post rrer - Ford Truck. Prie#, 10/6. Postage 1/- ft -IM ■# Speclßl quotation Tor A splendid variety or WHEEL PULLERS, ,arge Quantl,vsuitable for Dodge, Paige, Jewett, Over- CQMyy»FQ) land, Chrysler, etc. TAPPET WRENCH r>3 mm set — th e s e rr~" . ,-S_ wrenches are thin. ' *iS~I HfJCwSsHe and made or special SB van - chrome steel. HHMfIBV "Kach set is sent in l( J J ■ HBI waterproor canvas IBI!we l '° l, - No * l Set con " BUBHING DRIVERS — Sets for Fords ■hSXBI tains , S wr ™ dK ' s - - Steering- Body Bushings; quickly and w !' cnc,les . im \ 9accurately replaces bushings. The set wflSflM h . an . .^T- 11 " contains two tool drivlnar out bushin? and ■Wβ ■ ' n ° s *'" x J . inserting bushing. Price, 6/6 pair. p V°*' 9e - Postal Postage 4d. fl H H No. 2 Set contains > Wj 6 wrenches, 2 each IJ ■£Sb9bbßJl in.; complete in K.D. UNIVERSAL VALVE LIFTER All canvas roll. Price. 12/6. Postage 1/-. steel valve lifter, with the Jaws working *' e - 3 ?et eontams 8 wrenches, a each or parallel throughout the entire lift and ,Ile following bizes: T-16in x Jin, Jin x seir-locking, with simple release: has 3 9-16 in, Jin x 11-16 in. Jin x iin; cornsets of extra jaws, which are easily inter- ' «anvas roll. Price, 18/6. Postchangeable, thus making the lirter adapt- age 1/6. able to practically all makes or motors. A very superior tool. Price, 10/6. M Postage Bd. HJ w n «» u/rpntm FORD SPECIAL VALVE LlFTEß—Similar ■ SET—\ ' <\" to above, with parallel jaw action and ■■fc*gi*3BH I or motor "wrenches seir-locking device, etc; for use on ■■■■■■■■ « Jγ e stmdaid' Fords. With this valve lirter, the valves Bl containint .wrencan be removed and replaced without hav- ■■2CPH H rhesio sizes tak ing to remove the carburetter and mani- ■ BfiCSn inir nuts rrom iin to i°/^ : SsSl£p e Srt qUICk m USe - Pr,M ' I US "in lint ™ Strong No 8 VALvt e LIFTER—A handy, pressed ■ erP Price 11 Zβ! steel valve lirter; nts the hand, and gives ■ ■ p n =t.aa-e i/f,' a full, easy grip; seir locking. Price, K ' Obld » (: 1/D----2/6. Postage 6d. BBIbBBBHIHI I * VALVE GRINDING /2k m MACHINE tm\ m For ease and speed, the ifl B\# action or this grinder ■EwSv is a revelation. A for- ■ MB. ■ ward and backward ■ Blinf motion is obtained by quick and easy one" dfrecUon ° -mef the way or grinding-in valves; for Ford and ,sjH U/"fc eisv action andi light u he rt nn°i et mtl'i i/ eW i UrnS> an i*, the job IP® weight ensure the 1 fh! is done. Pj.oe, ■»/-. Postage 4d. W jf\3r tou « h necessary ror » jcjv [Hi nnishing the Valve "tJ - w li o seat. Has ball-bearing ■Pmlu thrust, and is complete with two-lengths extension pieces, and 4 sets or jaws, ■JH /9R9 ninking a universal grinder, suitable for e ff^P(p!ff_^P|jf^*— 1 car. Piir.o, 17/6. Postage 10(1. " V IHHIiP P ™ GRINDING PASTE Iβ tStrn ' p -— Z!3S3y A splendid grinding compound. No dryebCJ , inp. Does a better ; IW , I 9 IJi job in hair the VALVE REPACKR—This valve reracer is |1| tiTnp - P|,ie<>; niedimade ror all sizes or valves. A rew MffllSCmnWiHfl U m . Slze ,i ln, ,1/e----minute s, work with this tool will produce illPiriTlPUW'l ""° „ La . rse a clean, true seat. Price, 13/6. Postage VV" 2/e, ! 03la?e At SHROFF & SONS, HARDWARE, RADIO, AND MOTOR ACCESSORY MERCHANTS, 76 and 78 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND.

IRRITATING RASH CURED. By Do*n« Ointment. New Zealand Teetimon>. Mrs. Everett, who lives at the corner of Conon and Ettrick Streets, Invercargill, says: "My bod suffered from an irritating rash, which broke out very badly. I applied Doan's Ointment, and it gave him immediate relief, easing the irritation and finally curing him completely. I had previously tried other remedies, but none of them did any good. Doan's Ointment is marvellous for stopping Irritation of the skin, and its healing effects are wonderful. 1 always keep a pot in the house." Twenty-two yeare later, Mrs. Everett confirms the above and says: "1 am still a great believer in Doan's Ointment and never fail to recommend its use when opportunity offers. My son's cure proved a lasting one." Doan's Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers. FosterMcClellan Co., proprietors, 15, Hamilton Street, Sydney. But, be ran you set DOAN'S.—£Ad.) "