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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 45, 16 November 1929, Page 16

aK—^.(v—>ne—>»<—>»< >»■<"—-»o<— ! d | Inexpensive Garments j | You’ll Need for Holiday Wear O. r - I (| Posted Free to Any Address j fj Please enclose remittance with order, and if goods do not open up z 5 just to your liking, feel quite free to return them. The garments [ d will either be exchanged or your money refunded—as you wish. j» fl (As Illustrated) M.lO. d x Good Quality Fugi | = \ A Silk Knickers. 0 'tvL (I ~ (A 1 ' \ \ h You could not buy the silk and IJ A l \ \ I ■ clastic for the money you will \ \ \ , pay for these carefully tailored A X \ 'I. \ \ /Z garments. Note the double X \ || zv. . \ ,)/,/< gusset which lengthens the life C \ li / of the knickers so considerX | k I ably. One of the greatest [I 9 \ li \ \s values to date. Tn natural c y \ I / ' / colour ' TV omen's size— jj j vW - r r >, j i /■ // I 4/6 i I] /H, / \ f S Out Size 5/3, Post Free. L v / / A / /■ Oi lovely shades of Sky, Apri- c X kkfejv/ VI / jg ‘ eot ’ l*’ nk » antl Mauve.— f Women’s Size 5/9; 0.5., 6/D v ? F Post jr rec _ X 0 ■ D . ocik’ = X Serviceable Sateen Princess \ ■ fj y ' Slip. • |l Neatly cut garment with shaped top and /M / A y o nccordeon pleated frill, finished with dainty 1 I \ / I ■ .X f| stitching. Navy. Sky, Saxe, Brown, Salmon, I I I II II Ivory, Vieux Rose, Pink and Fawn. W. / jj V g size only. 1 j S S Jj Great Value o i 4/6 p. s1 f«. jj / n 0 M 9 (As Illustrated). V//y' ■ /ll q x The Pretty Nightdress v6u u n U Hanging over the arm of the lady illustrated MiiWTI O X is of coloured Lawn. It comes from trance Bl ? I®' i'R i M A | and has half sleeves with scalloped edges, or i® 8 111 I M U no sleeves at all. Daintily»embroidered in QIMIIyMMIHIMia* II o contrasting shades. Square, round and V \ 5 fl necks —also scalloped. Pink, Mauve, Sky, -.dM A IJ Apricot, Salmon and Apple Green. Another J{.o \ o great Rosco value. ' \ / U 0 — \( jj o a/ o p° st F ree * 'V n o’ o | 8 jj north, 0 0 V 0 —MK.—>()< >Os .■.-*<)<

ORDER BY POST AT THESE REBUILDING SALE PRICES. Your Order will be executed faithfully. LADIES’ COTTON FUJI BLOOMEUS —Full women’s size, elastic at knee ami waist, gusset inset. Fine quality material. Usually 3/6 pair. ■ Rebuilding Sale, 2/4% pair EADIES’ “S UNTEX” VESTS—in cream ribbed cotton, with; sleeves ami without sleeves; bound and taped neck. Full ladies’ size. Usual Price 2/6. Rebuilding Sole Price 1/11 each SHEETING —All Twill Sheets, size 51 x 90 for full single bed size, hemmed ready for use. British throughout. Usually 9/11 pair. Rebuilding Sale, 6/11 pair EADIES’ CREPE NlGHTS—Haltslecvcs, trimmed with Art. Silk Lace fancy U.S. design on front. In Shades of White, Pink, Sky, Apricot, Mauve. Usually 3/11 each. .Rebuilding Sale, 2/9% each LADIES’ WOVEN CREPE BLOOMERS—weII made, reinforced seams; clastic at knee and waist; full size; in shades of pink, blue, mauve and white. Usual Price 1/11% pair. Rebuilding Sale Price 1/6% pair FUJI SILK, 1/5% yard.—We are offering wonderful value in Pure Silk Fuji. You- should get in 'quickly for it won’t last long. In natural shade, 29 incites wide, it will make lovely underwear, tennis frocks and children's frocks.— And nt the price, 1/6% yard, it’ll dirt cheap. MEN’S PURE SILK FUJI SHIRTS —Good weight, three styles, Canoe, Tennis, Neglige (complete with collar, tab and .stiffener). All well made and will stand up to any iniouut of washing. Usually 12/6, 12/11. All one price for Rebuilding Sale, 9/11 each. ■ The Great Bargain Store, 65 Victoria Street, HASIILTON. PLEASE ADD. POSTAGE.

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SPIC, SPAN, SPOTLESS. These arc the terms you’ll use in connection with your cl< ? / tl ‘ c . s n S’lke arc returned to you rom our hands. We make last year’s clothing look like new. Our rates are economical, too! WANGANUI STEAM LAUNDRY. lIAKKISON STREET. ’l’honc 8930. WANGAKDI. Depot: Guyton Street (opposite Ladies’ Rest). EYES RIGHT! AKE YOURS? IF NOT, CONSULT— David A. G. Lilburne, Optometrist 129 VICTORIA AVENUE :: == WANGANUI RINGS A PRESENT THAT LASTS FOR EVER. £7 to £250. J. WILLIAMS & CO. QUALITY JEWELLERS WANGANUI.