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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16359, 2 November 1918, Page 10

Ladies' Hosiery and v Gloves are features of Beath s fast-growing From end to end of ih e m^^lsslVb Dominion we havehundreds __ I of regular Glove and Hosiery ~ [r buyers. Our stocks ere 1 If always large and up-to-date, jKrT||] I and values worthy. A few g/L ]! jl / jf| A lines are quoted from an £w* /y llJji J exceedingly popular depart' ARTIFICIAL SILK ANKLE ROSE, spliced heels and toes with extra deep doablo suspender cotton tops. Blsckonly. Sea wtadow display. 3/11 Jc 4/1 X pair "LILYiOP FRANCE" SILK HOSE, in Dark Grey Dark Tans and Dark Coating .. 14/6 pair "LILY OP FRANCE" SILK HOSE, in Whito and Black •• •• •• 17/6 pair "LILY OP PRANCE" SILK HOSE, hiehest erodes. Black only »• m 21/- 25/• 30/« pair Gloves 2-T>OME "HOLEPROOF" SILK GLOVES, in Blnck, .pj "White, Tussore. Champagne. Double Tipped Fingers. All 2-DOME "HOLEPROOF" SILK GLOVES, in Black, White, Tussore, Champagne, Na*v, also black with white stitchingsand white with black stitchings. All nizea 9/6 pair Undoubtedly The Beat and most serviceable glore on the N.Z. market to-day. OC4LVIE. MANACER^^ 82528-MGO

ATHLETES ALL USE DR SHELDON"-' MAGNETIC LIMMbM.A favourite rub a o '! ! pensable in case of accident. Sold, at la 6d and 3s. Obtainable cveiv-. where. *