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Evening Star, Issue 19044, 12 September 1925, Page 22

Quarterk I Distribution Of Prizes 1 Gold Wristlet Watch 3 Silver Wristlet Watches 20 Gold Nib Fountain Pens given away every three months to the 24 competitors sending in the highest value in wrappers from Also 150 Boaeo of Assorted Chocolates quarterly to competitors next the prizewinners. 8 FULL PARTICULA S ALL CONFECTIONERS. Chocolate 3d. & 6d. per tablet jrrs Hot IValerfßoifer fbr Sitting-room* Specially Designed Tor Houses where Electricity or Gas is used for Cooking and Baking Two Mew Developments h lances lor the Home, Shop, Office, etc. THE ORION OPEN FIRE WITH HUT WATER BOILER, enabka a supply of Roiling Water to ba available in the Kitchen, when th« Range fire is c Hot, id to go out. This new fire in the Sitting, Bed, or other Room, provides Hot Water for ail “after hour” requirements, and, will bo found a freat economy and boon in these days when omestic help is bo difficult to get. THE “MIRO” is a small, compact, and wonderfully handy Heating Stove, nxsseuring only 19 inches' high by 10 inches square. It may be pliMed m any position where an ordinary stove-pipe can be utilised. It will born any coal, even tho cheapest Lignite, and a kettle or pot may ba boiled on top. Price £3. Ask yonr Ironmonger to show yon on©! H. E. SHACKLOCK It J. Makers of “ORION” Ranges. DUNEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON, and AUCKLAND. MIRO f HEATING | STOVE I %r use w Offices m 0 O <-'»-<OO >-“*-• O'-'*--'!}«-«»■*o<">~.<o>-’*»<OO>-'*■<O’- 5 j 0 I 0 II The First Grand Show and n it Exposition of the New Fash- j 9 hi If 0 I JO hi 5 9 H it 0 0 1 0 11 II if 11 11 toes for Spring # Summer e i o h 11 11 59 H o .f JO hi J 0 if 1 Q if [SB n as* 2E=3 CW*S^ will open on Tuesday the 22nd inst. r M The Smartest Modes in Costumes and Frocks and the Latest Millinery Creations will be Displayed in our Magnificent New Salon. A Special Feature of tins Great Fashion Event is tlio opening of our magnificent Show Room, which, resplendent in its artistic beauty, will afford a worthy and harmonious setting for tho Lovely and Sumptuous Display of Ladies’ Attire and Millinery, to which it will be devoted. In all departmentsthe Newest Goods will be shown in lavish variety. We are now displaying Attractive Novelties and daily opening up further shipments for every section. Prices will be found to be exceptionally keen and most gratifying to customers and shoppers generally. Summer Silks. BROCADED FUJI, a lovely soft Silk, very hard wearing, washes well; for summer frocks or lingerie; in shades of Poach, Sky, Pink, Navy, and Black—s/8, . 20 pieces of OUR WELL-KNOWN SILK SUEDE, 40n wide. This cloth is pure Silk, and is suitable for many purposes. Colors are Silver, Pink, Sky, Turquoise, Coral, Heliotrope, Jade, Champagne, Apple, Fawn, Saxe, Canary, Ivory, Navy, and Black—6/11. The Season’s Irish Linens. DOUBLE-WIDTH IRISH DRESS LINENS in tho most popular colorings, as Heliotrope, Almond, Saxe Blue, Maize, Tomato, Sky, Apricot, Grey, Red, Amethyst, Vieux Rosa, Brown, Pink, etc. Special value, 2/3, 2/R, 2/11, 3/3, and 3/6 per yard 3Sin FIGURED MAROCAINS in a largo variety of beautiful designs and colorings—2/3, 2/11, 3/6, and 3/11 per yard. Artistic Window Nets. 451 n IVORY SILK FILET CASEMENT NETS-6/6 and 6/11 yard. SUNDOUR UNFADAELE COLORED NETS in Blue, Rose, Gold, 1 9 I I 0 i U II 0 1 1 o 0 I 1 0 0 I S&s. •O' (V 1 ! 0 I Fawn, and Tango—4/11, 5/11, 6/11, and 8/8 yard. Ladies’ Ready=to=Wear Hats— The Vogue for the Coming Summer! LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR HATS in Tagel and Pedal Straw trimmed Faille ribbon, with touches of color—l7/6, 19/6, and 25/6. LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR HATS in Crepe de Chine and Silk, trimmed flowers and Oriental bands; a good selection of tne season’s newest shapes and colors—2s/6 and 29/8. Girls’ and Maids’ Frocks. GIRLS’ ART. SILK KNITTED FROCKS .in a large variety of smart styles and colorings, including Nigger, Rose, Saxo, Fawn, Havana, Almond, and Navy; sizes 18in to 42in. Prices from 11/6 to 31/6. GIRLS’ AND MAIDS’ EXCEPTION-ALLY STYLISH' SERGE, MAROGAIN, AND REP FROCKS, all newest designs and colors. Girls’—24in, 42/6 j 27in, 45/6; 30iu, 47/6. Maids’—33in, 49/0; 86in, 51/0; 39in, 53/6; 42in, S5/6. O 0 1 \ 0 O 0 1 0 ! 1 0 O W 1 0 *. 0 1 0 1 0 'jj O I 0 I i e o i 1 0 m o i . 0 The New Ensemble Suit. SMARTLY TAILORED ENSEMBLE SUITS (as illustrated) in Fancy Stripe Wool Marocain; top of Frock in Black Crepe de Chino; trimmed pleated Jabot, long sleeves, and finished knife pleats; Coat nicely lined. Price - - - £l2 19/6, Attractive ENSEMBLE SUITS _ in Fancy Wool Marocain, Rep, and Kasha Cloth ; Frocks of self material, Marocain, and Crepe do Chine; Navy, Grey, Fawn, Light Cinnamon, and Black. IlgS, 12gS, 13gS, ISgS. WELL-CUT COSTUMES, designed on mannish linos, double and single-breasted ■ in Covert, Rep, all the latest shades; smart wrapover skirt. 7gs, Bgs, 9gs to 12gs. 0 I 1 0 0 1 j o 0 V 1 o 0 i 1 0 0 i 1 0 O i 0 3 I U SOOO 105, 107, 109, 111, H 3, and 115 George Street. atiorh Q 0 Branch at South Dunedin II fi 0 t if 0 I 5 o 01 1 0 U ] 9 0 i 1 0 15 Q 1 59 V I 0 i Ji ■o4