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Evening Star, Issue 17927, 24 March 1922, Page 8

J CM : -W. nm. '4 -.ra •if / . ■t y 'i ami m s yoa decided on w Winter Coat? choice DJ.C. w Fashionable styles; Brown, Light and Dark Fawn, Bottle. Saxe, and Henna; lined or unlined, plain tailored or adjustable collars. 89/6, 119/3 to Bgs. Heavy quality All-Wool English # and Colonial Tweed ; plain back, large inset or Magyar sleeve,, storm collar; also belted styles, with pockets or > paneleffect sides, adjustable collar } in light or dark mixed Heather colorings, Mso Checks of varied shades; S.W., W., and CCS. 79/6, 84/, 95/ to sg®. igush Model Coats • Distinctive styles, showing latest Russian collar, faced ■ with fur and fur trimmed at foot of panels ; mid shades of .Brown, Fawn, Mole, Grey, and Kingfisher ; also heavy quality Velour and Duvetvn Cloths, and manv other smart styles'. ' 9gs, 12gs 5 15gS up. CLOTH COAT, tailor made ; plain style, Raglan sleeve, tailored collar, rainproof cloth, fully lined ; Brown, Light and Mid-Fa\vii--7g'£. Seal Coney, Beaver, Mole Conew, and Sealine, for making up into Fur Collars. 10/6, 12/6 to 22/8 per skin. 13 17, f o Vil Jiiba 77 <k u to Jl o es in School Clothes! Garments that will to Mothers of Sturdy Boys. and LowIn the Favorite Grey Color, with Polo Collar and Button Front. Sizes to suit children of ages 2to 3 years, 7s lid. 4t05, 8s 6d. 6to 7, Bto9, 9s 6d. 10 to 11, 9s lid. 12 to 13, 10s 6d. 14 to 15,115. Splendidly Made, Stout Linings, Belt Loops, Grey Color to match Jerseys. Prices : To fit Boys 3 to 6 years of age, 9s 6d. 7to 12, 10s 6d. 13 to 16,11 s 6d. w* © «£~a»ja.iai & &, ja lerchant Tailors, Men’s Mercers, and School Outfitters, 12, 14, 16, and 18 George Street. L r Im ;Sss 7JLSC 111 iiaims owder I (tw some cook, you must agree, And yet 1 should confess, to make light cakes would puzzler te. Unless I used —now\ guess ? wk if\Shu [/”’ BAKING POWDER is the “secret” of success in many New Zealand kitchens. Housewives haveTound that while it costs less than many other brands, it is unsurpassed for making Cakes and Scones light, delicate, and wholesome. ♦iV. ’OwOLK KIRKPATRICK, NELSON. Haines 40

A-. 10 you got Articles of Furniture that - ym Jo »ml use? Advertise them for in M’f- ' St-ir.’ ill & “ I LOVE !T”! Thai’s wiiot YOU’LL say after you have used— VELOUTE SOAP. It is so delightfully refreshing and delicately perfumed. It’s the ideal skin soap. Sold only by J. R. MCKENZIE’S