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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 184, 5 August 1936, Page 23

K H ■Wk jjjjjj NAVY SCHOOL SHIRTS—AII-wool. HEAVY FLEECY BBKB aHi Sizes 3 and 4 only— JJ/ | | JACKETS—Two pockets with flap. gipSl m 6/6 value. For 3/ * • Grey, fawn, royal, marooii, i ff | B®H Hitf All sizes. *§/ * *, H| ■■ oddments in navy school — Sw§|| SHIRTS—"RosIyn," "Plunket," "Kaia- PURE WOOL SCHOOL STOCKINGS, frafuji UPB HM poi," "Health." Pure Wool Flannel— Reinforced with silk. All black or |sllg9 181 MH usually 7/11 to 11/6. 4 with red, blue, white, green bars. cfiaM[ All sizes. " / " A All — LF PRICE: 1/3 \ aii-wooi Fine serge, ah £ /* P « cotton pull-overs — v neck, J Sizes—Usually 9/6 to 11/6. ™/ * » fancy patterns, long sleeves—Usually © H&FI&PS OVERCOATS "LUVISCA" NEGLIGE SHIRTS—New tonings BELT FREE. 3/6. All sizes. 1/1 1 w VHbllVUHlu of browns and blues. Mostly with two collars. Also a few Jerseys. Ml MM 200 New Season's Tweed COATS $.0 4/11, fj/11 OVERCOATS—HaIf Price navy cheviot rough serge featuring all the New Tonings of — * L * * shorts, sizes— n i si j j.j. „ Brown overchecks and small patterns. 3 to 6 7 to 12 13 to 16 Browns and Greys, and patterns HEAVY WINTER-WEIGHT PYJAMAS— Double breasted. Sizes: <»/«« AI dL All* in Overchecks and Herringbones, R/i e i de v?i nish q 2'°- od ? att on n / s ' A/1 1 TT 9| ,!° 11,12,13 14,15 J/*» 4/^* also Blue Velour. Double Breasted, Also f ""T m . ' ht pr 5 29/6 32/6 35./- belt free. Single Breasted & Raglan styles. um er ' weig opms - Now all-wool gloves, odd- */ All sizes. Usually 35/- to S9/6. Canadian all-wool mackinaws 14/9 16/3 17/6 ments. All sizes. — YOU I I # CARDIGANS AND LUMBER JACKETS— Also plain grey or brown Tweeds. EXTRA HEAVY FLEECY-LINED r» A V Ik /_ mn 3W I f*k Plain colours or bright fdncy patterns— Sizes: SINGLETS, made in England— PAY ZD/- TO fy/O a®'"'- S,« ££/. »*.« !•*« Usually ||ALF PRICE And you get a Tweed Effect Scarf noS 4/6 29/6 35 " pure wool singlets — short FREE ' ENGLISH HEAVY-WEIGHT LAMBS'WOOL J* 0 * « m sleeve for Boys of all 9 /f4 rXiH.ll,. SINGLETS OR PANTS—M., O.S.—Usually 12/3 14/9 Iv/O 3/ » * —— ■ 3 " ■ Kaiapoi, Cambridge anrfTaSSie ALL-WOOL TWEED WORK TROUSERS- Grey or Heather. Will give hard wear. i mi • r , • Cuff bottoms. Navy, fawn, brown, khaki, grey. Sizes 18 20 22 24 26 ou o<s clothing manufacturers. Usually 17/6 to 19/6. 4A / Usually 7/11 8/6 8/11 9/6 9/11 10/6 10/11 11/6 ALL REDUCED! | All sizes. J J" Now 3/11 4/3 4/6 4/9 4/11 5/3 5/6 5/9 WWVWWWWWWWWW^WWMMMMWWWWWWW FANCY COTTON 7 ROSLYN TWEED COSSINGLETS — S.W., W. <g /Z TUMES— « f ■ ■■ ■ ■ M ■ VI Usually 2/M value. / P Throw-out Price: "3/ HMH WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS COATS <g Q/Z ■ IH k 2/10 3/11 AND ALL- I K ■ ■ ■ 1 — WOOL JUMPERS — green, ■ COUNTER OF ENGLISH SAMPLE fawn 2/11 H HOSE—Pure pure To Clear: 3/ » » silk, silk and wool. 4% pair. ■ H H I Price: 2/0 HEAVY WINCEYETTE LONGSLEEVE NIGHTDRESSES — Yoke MWMMH——— RAINCOATS—S.W., W. Pleat Buttoned front. jt /4% back. White only—Usu- oI % % W. and O.S. To Clear: " A [■__ UCil I ■ ally 15/6. To Clear: ®/ ** .„„ . 10l Rill II ■ BB| I PLAIN AND FLORAL HEAVY ■ COUNTER OF HATS— £.& TWILL WINCEYETTE Cf /1 1 H All-to o PYJAMAS—B/1 I value. 3/ * * _ ... ■ SNAP BRIM FELT HATS—AII 36-inch HEAVY WASHING SATIN. HEAVY RIPPLE CLOTH DRESS- the new tonings—Usually Black, navy, white, green, pink, ING GOWNS—Red, blue, fawn, and 5/11. All sizes. At § fawn, — green. To tk ! W I ——————————— — =— ALL-WOOL FOOTBALL JER- ■ ■ ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HOSE— sw - w - INTERLOCK PYJAMAS ggyS —"Reinforced shoulders — ■ |H| ■■ ■ ■■ ■ Seamed back and 1/11 P r * AND NIGHTDRESSES—SIeeved and Usually 11/6. S.M., M. 4/11 | ■ fashioned. To Clear: A/ MM sleeveless. Salmon, white, green, on ] v _ . 4/ • ™ B B ■ ~~~ " lemon contrast bindings, 4 PURE CLOTH HEMSTITCHED Usually 5/6. To Clear: ~>f * * PILLOW CASES— -» for «» /£L NAVY SERGE SUlTS—Guaran- GENUINE "WIRE TWIST" WORK SHIRTS—Sizes 14in. to 18m. Taped ready for use. J A/O FUR-TRIMMING and COLLAR and t fi fd colo ur Sizes 4to The best quality Twist Shirt made. Untearable, 1 —— CUFFS — Beaver, astrachan, cara- n TTcioiiir 59/O unshrinkable. Every shirt guaranteed—Usually 7/6. *% /M 1 361 N. HEAVY TINSEL STRIPED cul. Throw-out Price: 7.—Usually /&/-. ~^" MAROCAIN— White, Nil, peach, */" FLEECY LINED SINGLETS OR UNDERPANTS—Short sleeve or "to a..., i/ii 1/6 HEAVY TWILL BACK NURSERY Mauve, pink, lemon, blue, green. Usually ZL/-. All sizes. SQUARES — n Ig> dozen. To Clear: ■! d yard. WINDBREAKERS—FIeecy lined, slide fastener or button fronts, two Sale Price: J/& £ 2 RLUE DRILL JACKETS—IdeaI pockets. Plain colours or fancy patterns. Oddments. >jjm / r73mz: ........... .......... for work—Usually 6/H. % Sizes 34in. to 44in.—^Usually 6/6 to 7/11. Now 3/0 • CHILDREN S LEATHERETTE RAINCOATS «... 3 and < .„ ly . 1/» C OAT shirts-»AP«» v™, i» biu es , b roras , With Hat to match. Warm fleecy lining. "Black, . „ colours, also plain colour and shadow stripe Poplins. 4 maroon, green, brown. Lengths: 33in., 36in., A/4 4 SILK AND WOOL SOCKS—Fancy Usually 5/11 to 6/11. All sizes. « » OQ- IT 11 1?/A T X/ 1 1 patterns. All sizes—Usu- « — J usually iz o. lo Clear; W/ dlfc ally 1/11. 2 Pairs, 2/11. */*» MOSGIEL ALL-WOOL ROLL COLLAR PULL-OVERS—Fine quality BABY COT QUILTS — Nursery ODDMFNT r OHNTF R OP worsted wool, in plain colours of royal, maroon, grey, /A designs. Blue and Vine J interlock ROLL COLLAR PULL-OVERS- navy, bottle, brown, white. Usually 11/6,12/6. All sizes. 9/9 pink. Large size. «• / an j woo i 1/11 2/6 « / English Wool & Cotton i/ I 1 value To Clear- 1/- oddments. S.M., M., O.S. 4/ * * FOOTBALL STOCKINGS-Black with all white, red, 4M I CHILDREN'S FLEECY-LINED : — — sky, green, gold, royal tops—Usually 3/6. Now X/ BLOOMERS —Odd it I d pair. WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL RIBBED outdtc shades. ™2» 1 VESTS—Sleeveless. 1/11 ODDMENTS IN COAT SH CANADIAN CARDIGANS—Fine quality worsted wool, grey or Be Early! A/A JL Plain colours. Sizes 14 «!\ \ heather tonings. S.M. to X.O.S. Usually 18/6. «/V « CHILDREN'S HALF and THREE- and 16 only. 3/11 value. * f * * Now 14/ II QUARTER SOX itd P r. BERETS! BERETS! White, blue, *» To Clear: *| P black, lemon, fawn, maroon, etc — NAPPA LEATHER GLOVES— ROSLYN "PLUNKET" or KAIAPOI " HEALTH" ALL-WOOL HANDBAGS L,ather ,Win an d SI p ■ 101- Sizes Bin. to 9Jin. —Usually Jg / A UNDERFLANNELS—Grey, Pink, Navy. All Sizes. m/ * * Und.a J/« i '/"• To Clear: 3'° Usually 8/6 to 9/11. * 5/11 cost. All to Clear: 4?/ * * 36-INCH "SUNFAST" CASEMENT —— — — Ideal for curtains, smocks, etc. _ , GABARDINE RAINCOATS, 35 only English samples. Navys and HEAVY TWILL UNBLEACHED Usually I /4i yard. ALL-WOOL GLOVES — Scotch Fawns, some with belts and Raglan styles, mostly sizes 38in., 40in. SHEETS—No dressing Be earlv! Sale Price: ZF2 knit. M., O.S. Round tops, chest. Usually 59/6 to £6/6/-. to Single: Full Double: ~ ~ with dome. ® HALF PRICE: Z9/9 03/ pair. A f pair. HEAVY PADDED EMBROIDERED — Tr..*L /CJ DRESSING GOWNS — Black, blue, "KAIAPOI" WORSTED SUlTS—Newest patterns in Greys, Navy, maroon and scarlet— « jg HEAVY FLEECY UNDERWEAR. Browns, also Navy and Brown Herring- a / « BUTTONS—New shapes. All sizes. Usually 2 I/-. Sale Price: * J/w Singlets or Pants. S.M., *% I£L bones. Usually £4/4/- t<f £5/19/6. All Sizes. jK A/llf /ii Dozens to pick from. Ad dozen. NFCKWFAR I APF AlSin M., O.S. 3/6 value for » * C f . T FANCY COLLARS* TO CLEAR ODDMENTS IN PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR — Medium-weight fast poi oi ir rivep Usually 2/6 and / each Worsted vVoolj sliort sleeve Singlets or Long Pants. Pink or Natural* S(CS 2/3 each l/. each - ODD PYJAMA PANTS-Winter • "Kaiapoi" and English Samples, etc. S.M., M„ 0.5., - K~wn ' S Z en ;~~ wei^ht - M - °- S ' 1/ f 1 X -°" S - Usua "y 8/" to 11/6. Garments for 6/ 11 lemon brown— X/ % % WHITE FLECK LINEN RAIN- Heavier quality, 2/6. */" **/') * * — COATS—Pleat at back. « « //C NEGLIGE SHlßTS—English, woven stripe Poplins, Broadcloths, Fuji 36-INCH ALL-OVER LACES — Usually 25/6. To Clear: */ / W _. Tn ® ilks and fast-colour Shirtings, some with two collars. « Silk, angel skin and cobweb. White, towfisi towfi <5! xowci c? "50 Doz. WIDE-END TIES Neat AH s i zes . Usually 5/11 to 8/11. 1 ■ black, green, blue. Wine, tl TOWELS TOWELS! TOWELS! small patterns and stripes. £D * * peach. To Cler.r: Z/A fi fr °" ns '° pi ° an 1/- Usually 1/6, 1/11,2/6. "KAIAPOI" PURE WOOL CARDIGANS, PULLOVERS, LUMBER " 1 JACKETS, etc., also English All-Wool Samples. Sizes 4m / VESTC INTE bVSoMERS y^ ED PILLOW C to S r ES T 2 /i n - X HEAVY COTTON PULL-OVERS. S.M., M., 0.5., X.O.S. Usually 16/9 to 21/-All One Price 12/0 Sleeved and Pink, white, 4 1/1 1 Usually 3/11. 2/6 CLEATED SOLE GUMBOOTS—StoutIy made Boots that will- give W. e a e nd as. l!w." a w., n as.' 471 N. X 471 N. FANCY CHECK —— f°?Q wear ' Heay y cleated soles - Sizes sto 11. Usually A/^ 1/9 1/9 S" 2/6 OTH Sai; Price. 1/6 BLACK CASHMERE SOX-Made — 9 / ; — y ' rrlce ' in England. With Mend- « Oddments in TWEED TROUSERS—Holeproof tweed and dark grey ALL REMITS AT HALF MARKED PRICE! now 1/3 6/11 | I m POSTAGE MUST BE ADDED. CASH ORDERS ACCEPTED. USE OUR LAY-BY. I Ll KVi I L.M 145 KARANGAHAPE RD. & 78 HOBSON ST.

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