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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 250, 22 October 1935, Page 15

258-64 KARANGAHAPE MILLINERY DEPT. TO-MORROW and every day until entire stock of Millinery is SOLD OUT. Mk Coarse Shiny Zippers, S 1 IIAWS Dozens of Styles. SENSATIONAL PURCHASE, entire manu- JttKHm F facturers' stock cleared. Procurable only at KH ff Bradstreets. Jr A 17/6 model, typical of the new season. Wide, medium, and small brims. Shallow crowns, and light as thistle. Generally decor- IBH IBS 9 ated with colourful Howers. Colours follow y liiffll llfH the dictates of Fashion, and include white, IBBS IKH brown, navy, black—Usually 17/6. |H 6/11 White and Cold. PANAMAS 4/11 White PAMAMAS Smart Panamas, in J scojes of new shapes, banded - „ . - 1l j nmH 1— with grosgrain m Panamas with fancy moulded #|H Stf ribbons. Navy, JB I crown, medium brinis, Petersham I |Hm| i M Lido, white. MM I • tr j m marvellous offer. All MbK * f|BHj Ahl narrow and med- m H f Ijgg IH9 : gWWi ium brims. Super jjj H/ |T sizes Usually 4/1 1. lajff JMR ®<j| quality. Shades: R H _ ' _'. SSBr IHH HfiQ white, •• ' Crazy Price: M IH M Lido, red, black, navy and brown. All sizes. Usually 6/11. . Crazy Price: High Grade - Something New ?J™? S The ADAPTA FOLDING HAT Ladies Hats, including N< = ora _ f Fold it up, put in your bag, or - «« HempTand Fancy T / W><" if you've got one. I /jOP #/ A WHITE FELT-Fancy cut-out Bf/ Mn. tive styles, com- ■ W. ° n crown, and small adaptable IMB f fortable head fit- ■ W /• brim. All head fittings. Sporting lwi«II tings. Black,, navy, n girls will rush this line—A 4/11 fmßßto xE&Br brown, Lido,«™ V p e ] t Crazy Price: fjßmA V#T fawn, cherry Ujsually *.5/11. Crary Price; GIRLS'* SCHOOL PANAMAS, in CHILDREN'S COTTON FLOP SPORTS HATS, in White Bemberg, white, with white or navy band. HATS, plain colours. Sizes 6to 7. four-piece crown and stitched brim, Roll brim. Sizes 6J to 7—Usually Blue, rose, green, cream —Usually self band—Usually 4/11. 5/11. Crazy Price: 4/11 1/11. Crazy Price: Crazy Price: J/6 SMART PEDALINES, in a variety of styles and colours to suit any type. Shades: Black, brown, navy, wine, bottle, beige, red, Lido —Usually 9/11. Crazy Price: 7/H

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