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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 134, 9 June 1938, Page 14

I LOWER TEMPERATURES BRING - I LOWER PRICES At ASHLEY'S ABC Stores TO-MORROW WINTER NEEDS CASH , LAY-BY, or EASY TERMS ! * 511 Furnishing TAPESTRY A/ Superior quality, for pelmets, hangings, coverings, etc. In green and ■ gold, blue and gold, orange and gold, and rose and gold tonings. This is a wonderful cloth for wear. Fast colours, and the width is 46/48 in. Buy at once—Usually 5/6, 5/11 yard. 911 Check & Fancy TWEEDS _ /n Sensational Job Purchase! Ak/ll __ 54in. Smart coat and costume tweeds in a wide range of newest H H colourings in fleck, checks and fancy designs. These are exceptional mm&M qualities, and usually sold at 8/11 and 9/11. «■ LADIES' TWEED SKIRTS Smart useful tweed skirt of plain J UPU4P AUPIIAIIIVA S and check design, front pocket, B — MfcN V OVERCOATS I iSraH inverted pleat back and front. | at t Colours: Grey, fawn, brown, bottle, I M 1 . 2_ eW j seasons range of English ■KHb navy, black, wine. Sizes: S.S.W., lai tweed coats, m latest body fitting S.W., W., O.S. i ' and Raglan styles. Tonings of , t JBKjH , ► brown, fawn, and grey, with allM FUR-TRIMMED COATS f effects. Sizes: 3to 7. rr * ng k° ne « I Emm Newest cut and style of Winter hb M coat, made in plain and fancy # 1, MsgmS coating, fully lined with wide (%U/I% ' i / HD opossum collars, of black and sable, WW W ZJBUdllu / MM * gmMi also grey. S.W., W., O.S. 69/6 / White Flannelette BLANKETS MEN'S SWEATERS I||iML A good heavy-weight, with col- 54in. x 74in. ' 1 '' oured striped headings, in green, b . ~ Large purchase of fleecy lined ■ [ pllll helio., and" red. Ideal for Winter 5O GQ sweaters, with the popular slide t 111111 use, warm and cosy. < , fastener front. Heavily ribbed at 1 gsMW „. D „. m _ ! . waist and cuffs. The , » 60in. x 80m. QQ GO J ' ideal garment for p Mm 36-inch SILK GEORGETTE ! viceable shades of /HH # I mßm Fine so{ } draping georgette, so « -36^ Nl|/|| i Jlllll 9 popular for smart evening frocks. : ' ii=,^ii ■ , - wMi&M. shades of pink, sky, shell, ami- -V lg||| cot, lemon, Nil, maize, old gold, g»M M 11111 l orange, almond, lettuce, vieux rose,' ■ ■ ■ luiincn-nni ve-oto t -e Ww%3k saxe, tan, nigger, beige, helio.,red I .11 1 •MAIDS \\ OOL VESTS—In fine nb. Short l|||||| navy, black, white, cream, jadette! 111-=- sleeves and V neck. Shades of |/| | 36in. wide. I 112 peach, flesh and sky. A/MM I inifff l lllTrm AMif ru • CHILDREN'S P\ JAMAS — Winceyette. Jill LADIES INTERLOCK PYJAMAS Ju ™P er sha Pe- Long sleeves. In cream, r- WMIHMO with contrast facings. Sizes: gf / a £mms Cossack shape, long sleeves, em- 4 to 8. 5/3 broidered tunic. Contrast shade in 4% C CRFPF FI\TFRT\T wrw~»r t m&M trousers. Shades of nink/skv M/l 1 *l>Gfc.Kl>G OOL—In wine, SMIM apple/corn, saxe/corn, flame/sky' Oil T? lg > A navy ' royal, brown, black white. KM Sizes: S.W. and W. W■ ■ Limited quantity — Usually £D Skein. mm SILK PLATED BLOOMERS •Canterbury silk/wool mixture. 111111 l x,r., - iiWWintng Suitable for all classes of knitted and w . uh ?' arm neecy lining. Elastic _ _ crochet wear, in pink, rose pink, scarlet, skv Wllia waist, and knee. Shades: Skv, m saxe, royal, navy, lemon, biscuit. Nil. jade' WMm 'tt? 6511 ', and a PP Ie - Sizes: I II helio., orange, cream, also marie mixtures' S.W., W. and O.S. ■ ■ ■ Special for Skein, 3/ jq Head of 8. MF f" .'l'fu"' »•*». I-Pb-Reco^^nded t-j ■ EASY TERMS J wear ' 10 e " ceUe ° t marle ' . at the A.B.C. Stores is avail- , 1 quantkv 2 / 6 Head of '* mm§ < able on C.C. Easy Terms. These enable « ; q uantlt J •"• X K&mm ■[ y° u to secure immediate possession for , •SILK AND LISLE HOSE—Ribbed exBlpllii , 1 a small deposit only, of clothing for ( ' panding tops. Splendid hard-wearing hose. ; yourself and family, bedding, furnishings, « A good range of i| | i I etc. The balance is payable as-you-wear. | shades, in sizes Biin. to lOin. 1 Aj--11 in easy weekly amounts. . , • LADIES' WOOLLEN GLOVES—Lartre mmm oee C .C. Dept., Ist Floor Up! gauntlets. Ideal for Winter wear. In blue, pM .. r t r Wlne ' scarlet> brown ' and "for Value and Pleasant Service" - - KARANGAHAPE ROAD

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ECZEMA Sensitive people feel eczema acutely. The continued irritation, the unsightly eruptions and the uncertainty where the trouble will next spread makes them feel almost ashamed. Eczema is not due to dirt, but to the fact that certain skins react badly to various forms of irritation (internal or external) and poor general health increases the liability. Since there is a great tendency for eczema to spread and to become chronic, earl? local treatment is imperative, and the best salve for this purpose is DOAN'S Ointment. It penetrates to the true skin where the inflammation lies, is antiseptic and healing and quickly allays the irritation. DOAN'S Ointment is also good for other itching skin complaints and for the relief of piles. Buy a tin to-day, but, be sure you get DOAN'S.