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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23318, 2 May 1941, Page 7

■m:.; - m t‘: v*r' f' rsj'. i; ' Here we offer you to-day’s 36in. SHOT TAFFETA 4-6™ 36ini Shot Taffeta in all the latest shades for Evening Wear. SPECIAL PRICE "‘in. SATIN BEAUTY Satin Beauty, for evening wear* in shades of Greens, Pinks, Mauves, Reds, Lemons, Gold, Cream, . Brown, Black and SPECIAL PRICE *'HYd In. TAFFETA 3'll in V lovely range of colours, suitable Vening Wear or Bridesniaids’ is. SPECIAL PRICE m Yd Kin. SILK VELVETS _ Silk Velvets in shade* of Apricot, Blues, Pinks, Greens, Red, Browns, Lomon> ||^:pjack S"' : WiSPECIAL RICE 11 Yd fllMlilMN Warm Winter ■ ' f Frilled Curtaining .in Art Silk Voile. Ideal for Bun galowi GIRLS’ PLEATED SKIRTS Girl*’ Pleated jSkirts in “ Viyella ” Tartan. Detachable bodice.. Assorted colours. 'Size* 18in. to 30in. 21'9t.26'9 GIRLS'WOOL CARDIGANS Girls' Heavy-weight Wool Cardigans. Welted stylo, in plain and fleck. > All wanted colours. Sizes 24in. to 32in. 16 / 11t022'1l GIRLS’ WOOL JERSEYS Girls' Wool Jerseys in Winter-weight. Round neck style. Newest colours. Sizes 24in. to’ 32in. 1 to 21 / ll GIRLS’COLLEGE FELTS Girls' College Felts. Breton shape; Shades: -Scarlet, Bottle, Colleen, Saxe,' Rust, Brown and Navy. All sizes. GIRLS’TAILORED COATS Girls' Tailored Coats in newest materials, cut on slimming lines. Flared and pleated skirts, smart rever collars. .Large selection; Sizes 22in. to 39m. All designs and colours. Size 27in. x S4in. From 1\ 30 inch GIRLS’ FLANNEL FROCKS Girls* Flannel Frocks. Smart pleated and : gored styles. Assorted colours. Sizes 22in. to 39m. Ladies' High-grade Walking Shoes. Latest style of Suede and Patent. Lace; with fringe; Cuban; heel. Black, Brown 31'6 Navy a Special Ladies of Purchase Obtainable only at Armstrongs at this price! Made in-New Zealand. Full loz. skeinsL Ideal for knitting. Cardigans, ; Balaclavas, Pullover*, etc. Ladies’ All • Leather Slippers with cushion sole and heel. , All shades and sizes. Price ENGLISH SHOES Oddments in Ladies'; English Shoes, in Suede and Leathers; Cpban heels. In Lace and Buckle Court designs. Sizes 2 to 4- only. Usually .25/-. I 6 OVERALLS Value & variety In it A A nnun) MEN’S OVERCOATS Men’s Light-weight Single-breasted Fawn :Waterproof Overcoats- 'Unlined, detachable belt. All sizes. SPECIAL PRICE 45 /. MEN’S OVERCOATS Men's Double-breasted Navy Vicuna Cloth Overcoats . ;. Winter-weight.' All SPECIAL PRICE 99'6 MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS Men’s All-Wool Dark Grey Tweed Working Trousers. Allsizes. SPECIAL PRICE Saddle, 13' i BOYS’& YOUTHS’ SUITS Boys’ and Youths* Grey Suits,' Dark Medium “ * Grey. Size 6. ■ . SPECIAL PRICE Rue !/• a. size,. LADIES’ BLOOMERS Men’s WORKING APRONS Ladies’ Silk Locknit Fleecy-Lined In shade* of Pink, Slcy, iTßfjr. and “ Maize. Small Women’s size. Men’s Working Aprons. Bib and pocket. In White and Black Drill and Heavy Duck'. SPECIAL PRICE LADIES’ SILK VESTS Ladies’ Silk Locknit Fleecy-Lined Vests* Shaped at shoulders. Asserted PP J.I I, ' shades to’'match Blooniers. Small Women’s size. 45'Ladies* Floral Print Overalls, cross'. - over style; short, sleeves. A sleeveless. colours, S.W., W. Trellis designs in Blue, Fawn, Rosa and Green grounds f 9 3 'iypr. Semco W Pearl Cotton MEN’S SUPPERS Men’s Camel Hair in Grey mottled check. • Sizes 6 #’ to.TOJ JL/ || SPECIAL PRICE n I I Plain and variegated shades; Sizes S and !2. ★ D 5 Assorted colours. S.B. size* to /- Standard Price 7|d Ball sizes each T. -.-'i li Ladies’ Warm Winter ■r.>/ offering you the Greatest Value in Town . a LADIES’BLOOMERS Ladies’ Silk-Plated Finish Fleecy-Lined Bloomers. Large aisortment of shades. Women’s Size O.S. ladies’ Vests ■ Ladies’ Silk and Wool Vists. Ribbon shouNjor straps. In: Ivory. Small Women’s &'Wotaon i,., Al l.*z..

IS l4den tWg« i,W " ® lo ' » an f Swashtul* « ft s «s= ecou o ®! 1 tOO , because •, ■. -;• mote things - / sr r * t Sfl« e 'A f' iiil 3M$ HOW SUNLIGHT SAVES YOUR CLOTHES. This shows how inferior washing methods weaken and ruin the fabric. This shows how Sunlight’s extrasoapy suds keep the fabric strong —make clothes last longer. Its extra soapy suds save your clothes A LEVER PRODUCT -MADE IN NEW ZEALAND PASSENGERS W AIR ' YESTERDAY. . . • ■' ■, ToWelUngtpn—M* and Mrs F. M. Warsn. Mis Mr W. Ackland.' To Auckland—Mrs M. Hintz. ■ O. Bezar, : Mr' E. H: one*./From Wellington—Mrs M. F. Cock, Mrs McLean. Mrs Costello. , - From Auckland—-Mr and Mrs Hartley. From J. McKenlay, Mr W. Hepburn, Mr; HI Brfrham. ~ 100 per cent; Reader ' Value—“ The Press” Classified Advertising Columns. —6 1.315,162 Many Traffic Deaths la UJS.~Aut>mobiles Killed 8110 J2*S in the first 1941. Unless the ac&dent.rate- drgPf the National Safety Cowell,faW^ traffic deaths .in 1941 the greatest in Mtimi'iJßW-R, New York, April 30. - .

COMFORTABLE SPEEDY SERVICE CARS Run at Convenient Times Between CHRISTCHURCH. TIMARU, DUNEDIN, HAWARDEN, HANMER and AKAROA daily, WAIAU .daily 'except Sunday, REEFTON and WESTPORT via Lewis Pass (Mondays and Fridays); BURNHAM GAMP daily (except Sun-, dey). - ■ ■ ! - ;V; ' ; ‘-v CHRISTCHURCH-KAIKOURA-BLENHEIM. ■ dtetil and Motor Services.) Train departs Christehiirch daily except Sunday 850 ain.; connecting at Hundalee with Service Car. Service returns daily except Sunday. FARES (inc. first-class rail); Kaikoura 14s lOd S., 28s 3d R.; Blenheim 31s lOd S., ■ 82s 3d R. PASSENGERS and PARCELS Bookings at N.ZJR. DEPOT, RINK TAXIS, Armagh * street, or at RAILWAY OFFICES OR TOURIST. BUREAUX. INQUIRIES PHONE. 35.553. Office" Hours: 750 ajn, 'to 6.0‘ p.m. . . (After hours, ’Phone 35-887.) •

rrOY’S FERRY LAUNCHES AND 1 ■ ■■■• ;BUS. .■ ■ DIAMOND HARBOUR FERRY, QUAIL ISLAND, CHARTORB BAY. ' CORSAIR BAY, PORT LEVY. , PURAU. PICNICS or PARTIES anywhere In [Lyttelton Harbour. For quotations please ring or write: | - W. W. TOY and CO, . Thone 34-821. Lyttelton. , NEW VALUATION OF GREY BOROUGH Greymouth horough residents yesterday received: notices regarding the new’ valuation of - their properties, which were completed recently,' and in many instances : surprise: was. ex-, pressed at the, considerable increase in; the assessments. The previous valuation of the borough was, made in 1931. Ratepayers''ape 'now'hoping- that -the .financial -requirements of the council will not be in proportion to the increased basis. of valuation.