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niSI PR in A V BRADSTREETS I U I HfiMr'Q STOCK V/ll IIuL/nl Of fer the Balance of J. 11. LUUIIIj J BOUGHT AT 7/6 ™ £ 2/11 COLOURED 7/11 BLACK SATIN 6/11 PURE SILK 4/11 CHECKED 4/11 PRINTED 6/11 PURE SILK 14/fi rnATINr 2/11 COLOURED 2/9 JAPANESE SILK "SUPREMA" FOR CREPE DE CHINE SPUN - SILK FOR FANCY SILK GEORGETTE FOR '. . FUJI SILK FOR DOUBLE-WIDTH roR 1/114 4/4 FOR 4/11 2/6 FOR 2/6 3/11 6 /l 1 yu A good weight, pure silk, A beautiful rich finished Silk A heavy weight soft draping, A heavy-weight pure spun A splendid assortment of A fine, soft draping, pure silk Beautiful rich, heavy weight A fine, evenly-woven Silk, . , ~ 27in wide in naw and for l a< W ♦ * pure silk Crepe de Chine, in Silk, for frocks, pyjamas, etc., fancy and floral designs in all Georgette, double width. Coating Silk, self designs, in free from faults, in a full A good, serviceable Kayon , , lad s frocks, coats, etc.; a good assortment of fashion- broad-coloured stripes, with colours for frocks, lampshades There is a good range of , range of colours. This will Fabric, for frocks, underwear, assortment of colours. 35in, wide; fast black. able colours. small checks between. and general decorations. popular colours. rawn, grey, navy ana wacic. sell out to-morrow Be early etc., in pink, coral, sky, saxe, ; . v ; * J# mauve, red and fawn, l immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmaamMM tmrnammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmL. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND Rir RARf.AINS IN HOSIERY LADIES' AND GIRLS' COATS MERCERY REDUCED IN KEEPING 4 NOT IN JANG HING LOONG'S STOCK WITH SALE OF JANG HING AND CHINESE NOVELTIES BUT AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES! I AA\Tr<)C CTrvmr Superior Unbreakable Pearl Necklets, were 5/11—Now Ladies' Fine Rayon Silk Stockings, in a good range of Ladies' Morroco Grained Leatherette Smart Facecloth Coats, in shades of green LUUJNG S STOCK. 1/11. shades—Were 3/11. Now 1/115. Coats fleecy-lined, ' n gree n blue, red and wme, with Astrachan collar and . . e/c and brown. Usually 32/6 —Reduced to cuffs, were 59/6 —Reduced to 29/6. Novelty Bead Necklets, in a large variety; were 5/6 Heavy Rayon Silk Ladder-proof Hose, plated on lisle, in 17/6. Stylish Navy Velour Coats, with fur collar Men's Woven Striped Twill Neglige Shirts, Boys* Smart Tweed Overcoats, in plum Now 2/11. copper, sunburn, and cream Were 4/6. Now 2/6. Ladies' Feather-weight Rubber-lined Rain- and cuffs, lined throughout with rayon Now 3/11. and grey shades, to fit boys 3to 7 years. White Carved Bone Necklets, were 10/6 Reduced to 4/11. Fully-fashioned Ravon Silk Hose in the newest shades— coats, in brown, tan and fawn, were 21/-. or broadtail; sizes 39in., maids' and small Men's Luvisca Faced Neglige Shirts, Reduced to 12/6. Real Ivory Necklets, carved or plain; were 35/-and 45/ Were 4/11. Now 2/11. ' Now 7/11. women's; were 79/6 —Now 39/6. i white only—9/11. Boys' Smart Grey Tweed Suits, sizes 3to Now 10/6. • _ . . .. , , , , . Ladies' Smartly-tailored Walking Coats, Ladies' Smartly-tailored Repp Coats, ,in Men's Black Sateen Work Shirts, all 16—Reduced to 25/-. Hand Carved Ivory Medallions and Ornaments; were 21/- Fine Rayon bilk Stockings, in shades of fawn, grey, and plain or leather trimmed—Now 29/6. black and navy; sizes, O S., W. and sizes —3/11. Boys' Pants of Fox's Guaranteed Navy to 35/ Now 4/11 and 7/11. ' 68 > ere ' ' _° W ... > Ladies' Superior Tailored Tweed Walking X.0.5.—59/6 and 89/6. : Men's Rayon Silk Fancy Socks, were Serge, all sizes—Now 5/10. Novelty Mirrors, suitable for handbags and vanity cases; Full-fashioned Pure Silk Heavyweight Stockings, in beige, Coats, were J9/6— Reduced to 49/6. Exclusive Model Coats,, in black, navy, 3/6 —Now 1/6. Boys' Black Leatherette Raincoats, sizes were 2/11 Now 1/3 gunmetal, flesh, nude, and champagne Were 15/6. Now Ladies English Tailored Tweed . Coats, brown and fawn, super ■ quality facecloth; Boys' Fancy Top Golf Hose, all sizes— 28in. to 40in.—Now 22/6. 12 000-vard Reels of Fine White Sewin* Cotton: were 5/11 8/11. fur co,,ars and fu "y lined, in smart sizes, S.W. to X.0.5.; were £9/9/ Now Now 1/11$. t Men'. Serviceable Tweed Overcoats— —Now 2/11 Ivory Mounted Feather Fans—Usually 2/11. Now 9d. checks, were 69/6—Now 29/6. 99/6. Boys' and Youths' Black Wool College Now 29/6 and 35/-. Sandalwood Tapers or "Joss Sticks"—3d. a dozen. Novelty Japanese Fans, hand-painted and worked—6d. and 111 Hose, all sizes—Now 2/11. Men's Smartly Tailored Winter Over- Oil Paper Sunshades; were 4/11—Now 1/6 each. 1/-each. O K" O I INQ If V E7ITD THA T Q Youths Full-size Wool and Cotton Un- coats—42/- and 55/-. Fancy Crepe De Chine Handkerchiefs; were 1/- each— Beautiful Unbreakable Pearl Necklets—Were 12/11. Now J IV ULIII iJ ft, I fU I\ LVH 1 J shrmkable Singlets—Now 2/5 J. Mens Railway Cord Working Trousers, Now 3 for 1/-. 3/11. TVV A ATT* f\ /4 /g% Now 3/lT M Twi '' W ° tki " 8 SW ''"~ Cord Trou.- StaJe., !m.J will, .ilk, were 2/6 each- Lined Work Ba.kots-Wcre 8/6. Now 3/11. 1U IIU A I £8/19/6 Men's White Twill Combination Shirts, ers, all sizes—Now 11/3. Ladies' Silk Faced Fleecy-Hned Bloomers; were 5/11—Now f" re Sllk P,ated on Rayon Stockings—Were —— — — — Tennis, Canoe or Neglige Style, were Men's Stout Grey Striped Denims, sizes 3 2/11. 7/11. Now 3/11. Girls Smart Tweed Velour Coats, fur col- Maids' Navy Tweed Velour College Coats, 12/11—Now 5/11. to B—Now 5/11. Ladies* Imitation Suede Gloves, with embroidered cuffs; Ladies' Fine Undervests of Rayon Silk, plated on cotton— lar and cuffs; sizes, 34in. and 30in.j were double-breasted; sizes, 27in. to 30in.; were Men's Natural Brushed Cotton Singlets or Men's Smart • Felt Hats, new styles and were 2/6 —Now 1/-. Were 8/11. Now 3/11. 29/6 —Now 16/11. 19/11 —Nowj 12/11. Pants —2/9 per garment. colours—Now 7/11. . Maids' Tweed Velour Coats, fur collar Kiddies' Plain or Fur-trimmed Tweed Men's Striped Winceyette • Pyjamas—— , ' and cuffs, in navy and brown; sizes 33in., Coats, in brown mixtures; size, 19in.; Now 5/11. MEN'S WELL-TAILORED GREY WOR- A a .i, - _— —- —. r — -__ _ —„ 36in. and 39in.; were 35/ Now 19/11. were 21/ Now 10/6. Men's Unshrinkable Underflannels—Nbw STED SUITS—S6/10. 17 I|\JT A V'S W HITK T\a/|I I 5/11. Smartly Cut and well tailored, in sizes 3, JL JUL JL*M »JL V w MMMM B I JL TV MM dm 4 JL M4l 4 M JIX A A irt Ar* A /xn v 4 w *ri m Boys' Winceyette Pyjamas-—4/11. 4, 5 and 6. only. _ A DRASTIC CLEARANCE OF LADIES' OST54in. wide, 1/91 80in. wide, READY-TO-WEAR FELT HATS at 5/11 See the HAND—EMBROIDERED CLOTHS? ~ The usual prices were 12/11 and 15/11, and there are thousands to RUNNERS, D-OYLEYS, Etc., |)n i HPTnTrTO I ■ 1 MARKED HALF PRICE AND LESS! BRADSTREETS Ltd. A Splendid Assortment of Beautifully Embroidered Linen Tray Cloths, The Finest Range of Choice Embroidered Shawls and Kimonos you could Supper Cloths* D'Oyleys, etc., also Embroidered Satin Covers—"ALL -j -f f\jf f \O A A l_T ADC nA A wish to see. Also Knit Silk Princess Slips, Bloomers, Night Gowns, etc.— half-price." • » IU4 - IUo .• UAnArti KUAU all marked half-price^-or less.

lo*fe* v isppr SB 'Temporary" Prices Ladies' Gent's BROWN KID SHOES. BOX HIDE SHOES. 640 Pairs. 15/11 640 Pairs. 320 Pairs. 12/6 320 Pairs. Six distinct styles, in Courts or Straps; Five distinct styles, in Derby or Oxford; low, medium and spike heels. patent caps or plain. Ladies' Fancy Men's BOUDOIR SLIPPERS. EVERY-DAY BOOTS. 144 Pairs. 4/11 ' 144 Pairs - 750 Pairs. 1 4/1 1 750 Pail,s - Moccasin style; pink, mauve, black and gold, blue, red. A solid leather line for Service " Ladies' BROWN KID or Gent !® PATENT SHOES. UP-TO-DATE SHOES. 460 Pairs. 13/1 1 460 Pairs " 427 1 5/9 427 Paits - ] r* j./r ' v n . cl Three different shapes; welted soles, hour different lines, Courts or Dtraps; t- mi * i. • i£ i 1 an willow, patent, box calr, and With low or high heels. ; . glace* OFFERS LTD GOOD GOOD I <a/\ AUCKLAND, WELUNGTON, PALMERSTON NORTH, f A 1 i n HAMILTON AND WHANGAREI. | V MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT — SYMONDS STREET- I STORES 9

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