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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 238, 8 October 1935, Page 13

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS continue — every Department giving of its best — making this Special Week an outstanding shopping event. Listed are but a few of the wonderful values and many more demand your inspection. Remember —it's our birthday, but it's your party. BIRTHDAY GIFTS FOR-THE HOMENew patterns—new colours in >\v.rVl-,24h: . ' SHADOW TISSUES at 1/6 ij^ 48 distinct colourings permit the choosing of \ delightful effects suitable for bedroom, dining- vJ room and sun porch—cushions, loose covers, hang- ' .j&Hr K \\ ings, etc. Floral and modernistic. 40 inches wide. % * -fVi^VyIS FADELESS CURTAIN NETS—I/6 J%.tV /vY s> ,%!' A woven Cotton ground, overprinted in Art Silk— ' '*< v JX. lightly patterned centre with heavier border vv^ilV design. Rose, Gold, Green, Lemon, Orange. 36in. j # FADELESS SLUB REPPS—2/6 47 inches wide—Rose, Blue, Green, Orange, Brown, ly y TAFFETA CUSHION TOPS—I /3 Jl''<}?£ ->-V' - : . A J • "- ' : '"/ v " Plain tones of Tango, Violet, Gold, Kingfisher; also f Js/' : \ colourful printed designs on Satin grounds. "- - - '• - * J -'• "W *' ' s> FILET LUNCHEON CLOTHS—29/6 .*• J »f £''' ' s | * \ '^V 59 only beautiful hand-made Cloths — six distinct /* p ENGLISH DINNER SETS—SS/- - ——— " — ' 1 1 " ''— 31-piece sets, in Johnson's fine English porcelain. :. ;•> . . Borders include Gold, Rust, Blue or Green Florals. „ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ m — __ _ 1 FINE CHINA TEASETS 21/- IT S PANAMA TIME Hand decorated—2l pieces. Green and Blue Floral _ . . . , , .. . .X 1 «r i • designs. Days of sunshine demand them —the fashion wise seek them —Birthday Week r<TTr> a a TTnT?D jp T i mT?i provides them—and with pride, for this season Panamas take on a new ' an . . 2/6 smartness. Saucer brimmed sailors to wear on the back of the "head, jaunty English fine Bone China in a variety of floral and flat sailors that tilt over one eye, smartly tucked crowns, larger shapes with mo erms ice ec s. flat back and plunged forward brims, wide droop types. Finely woven and individually styled—All White or White with coloured bands, some smartly BUSINESS GIRLS' LUNCHEON IN Striped or spotted. Left hand illustration, 9/11. Right hand Sailor, 6/11. THE RECEPTION HALL 6' 1 1 9' 1 1 1 5 7 6 1 9'6 Tuesday next, the 15th, at 1 o'clock. Miss Madge Elliott and Mr. Cyril Ritchard the guests of honour. Bookings Open To-morrow Announcing another delightful Photographic Display— Morning. Enquiry Office Ground Floor "EMPIRE AIR ROUTES" .. . camera scenes of the main air routes of the British Empire. Also illuminated models of Imperial Airways Machines. Open for inspection L— on Friday Next — Fifth Floor. 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The October issue is still better— mßffl r ° m th |J A^ ckl f n for the Magazine is going only one way. upward, a I" A BSfSE march from one success to a greater one. Greymouth and Westport. ' , , c id to all Bri- RICH WITH MEMORIES OF THE ROMANTIC PAST This pQpukr Magazme, in many bright features, tish possessions by direct ~ The picturesque church of St. Paul's, Paihia. well illustrated, gives a full flavour ot INew Aealana. |Hi steamer; 4d via San Fran- GLORIOUS FOREST AT THE HEAD OF PELORUS Every member of any family will find the best ot cisco and Vancouver; 4d SOUND, MARLBOROUGH. entertainment, and much desirable information in PH to America, Europe, Asia UNCEASING THUNDER AND ETERNAL FOAM the varied contents. HHI and Africa. The Wairua Falls, North Auckland. 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