Page 11 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 23, 26 January 1918, Page 11

gG«" ■■■■■oc We regret to announce a rue in price of oui FAR-FAMED Traced Lingerie We could, of courie, use a cheaper material, but we have always held that nothing but the best is good enough. It seemi to us waste of time to do nice work on cheap materials. TARANTULLE has now increased so greatly in price that on and from Ist January, 1918, the follow- " ing will be the nett cash prices, Post Free. Magyar Tarantulle Nighties - 6/11 Tarantulle Camisoles - - 2/6 Tarantulle N. D. Yokes - - 2/6 Tarantulle Knickers - - 4/3 Tarantulle Chemise - - 5/9 Tarantulle Skirt or Knicker Frills, z^ yards by 13 inches - - 2/9 • Out designs ire quite.!'on their own"; our delicately clear tracing makei working a pltasure. List will b: lent with pleasure, showing designs, etc. PRINGLE'S LTD. 'Art Needlework Specialists" :: [ Lambton Quay Portal Address: Box 32, Wellington „ Te Aro House MANCHESTER STOCKTAKING SPECIALS Sacrificed Regardless of Cost! So pieces JAP. CREPES, PRINTS, AND ZEPHYRS— 30 inches wide Usual prices 1/3 to 1/6 yard Stocktaking Special Bid yard 20 pieces FANCY COTTON" VOILES— 40 inches wide Usually 1/11 to 2/6 Stocktaking Special 1/- yard WHITE SPONGE CLOTH—With embroidered spots and stripes; 30 inches wide , Usual price 2/11 yard Stocktaking Special 1/11 yard WHITE STRIPED AND SPOTTED COTTON POPLIN — 27 inches wide Usual price i/g yard Stocktaking Special 1/3 yard 50 dozen WHITE TURKISH TOWELS— Usual price 2/6 pair Stocktaking Special 1/11 pair 30 dozen COLOURED' TURKISH TOWELS— Usually 2/9 pair . Stocktaking Special 2/3 pair SOILED FANCY LINEN GOODS—ln.D'Oyleys, Tray Cloths; Runners, and Table Centres All marked at prices to clear SOILED WHITE SHEETS — Ready made for single, small double, and large beds At Less than English Cost Prices - CREWDSON'S PILLOW CASES—2O x3O inches Usual price, i/s each" Stocktaking Special 1/3 each, 14/6 dozen Everyday Lines in all Depts. at Clearaway Prices i ■ yQ^ Give Her a § I Jjjjllf ' \f A DAINTY Handbag is a 9 I Jra^s isllllisSS^Sa But !t must be stylish and de- 9 I Ull WEissißgs&SEam Pendable. and if in colour it H Imm I iliiiiii^li^@ila matches the lady's latest cos- M I HH tL! me ' tne more welcome it 9 I^^^^^j^3|s^^^^ 0 You cannot go-wrong in ■ m yj*^ . I. ._// WMrTrnMRP'c: Here you 1 ■ ' have at command Welling- M B fe^S^^SS^^^^«|p ton's . Greatest Assortment I ■ of London's Smartest Creat- ■ I ' i°ns or> the present season. M m m-^£Bfe^:;.^se.;a.-.-*^| •• LADY GRAFTON"— Smart » H "« shape in figured tapir calf, silk B I , m^jj^ lined. Large flap over inset mir- 3 |j jjjE fa*l'^^*^»»"«*Hßfcfcs£i^ rO i>. Shades: grey, brown and S j|| %^bbbbbmbb^_ / Morocco and seal; shades green §8 I ' V^^l^^^L/ "CONSTANCE"-Envelope I S WffHfffiWrriTriTifliiM^mT'' shape Bag, in puma and calf, 3 I lined silk and beautifully fitted. B 9 Xs&g*Rß&§l&BSffl£g£k. 'n dreys, browns and fawns, ■ ■ 2«/-. 30/-, 32/6, to 55/- ' M I ' i^^^»%WiPfik " KENSINGTON " — Outside is p ■ KMmsMlMkfpJMMmlW pleated in various attractive da- m ■ WmWlM^timmmW signs. Leather-lined and silk-' ■ B lined. In black moroßoo, 30/-,. P ■ '3-5/"' 37/6# LinSd With fl0ral" I I jf*' "'i-S?S|^^^ **^ THE " MATRON BAG"—Large I. E Bj j? ~ . "<^ n shape, 12 inches long. In morocco B I /P^^^^^y Your Lady Friend NOW! g I LAMBTON QUAY « ■