-A t' 1 ® it e r a^ 8 ** 1 V ..« » l .ft <*' . All Departments in the Store take part in this event HATS, 10/6 and 12/6. Ladies’ and Maids’ Ready-to-wear Felts, in large assortment of styles, shapes and shades, trimmed ribbon, motifs, and ornaments. Usually 12/6 and 15/6. BERET AND SCARF SETS. JUST LANDED. Special Assortment of Beret and Scarf Sets, in latest styles, shapes, and shades as worn. SpKial valut-io/6, 12)6, 15/6, and 19/6 set. LADIES’ COATS, 59/6. In all wool, face cloth, velour, and tweed. New styles in plain or semi-fitting, finished fur collar and cuffs, others fur collars and plain turnback cuffs; shades—Brown, Tan, Navy, Black, Almond. Unequalled for. value. COSTUMES, 99/6. In all-wool tweed, perfectly tailored in single aiid double-breasted styles; newest mixtures iii Brown, Sand, Grey, and Beige; b.b.U S.W., W-, 0.5., x.o.s. JUMPER SUITS, 59/6. Ladies’ Jumper Suits, in aU wool, knitted, or ■woven; jumpers in plain or Marl shadings, skirts to match; endless variety in shadings. S.S.W., S.W., w.i O.s. MAY BARGAINS FOR KIDDIES. Infants’ Cream Wool Frocks, in fancy and plain design, square neck; sleeves and hem .trimmed silk crochet edging, waist finished satin ribbon in shades Pink, Cream, Sky. ' _ _ Sizes—l 4, 6/tl; 16, 7/6. Children’s Wool Berets, trimmed fancy _silk stitching; shades—Saxe, Almond, Sky, Bed, . Cream. ' May Bargain price, 3/6. NIGHTDRESSES. n s A Coloured Winceyette Nighties, in Pink, Sky, finished hand crochet and embroidery. 8/11 5 U. 0., D{U* BLOOMERS, 10/6. Rosedale All-wool Bloomers, excellent value. S.S.W. S.W. W. O.S. Season prices 12/9 13/6 14/6 15/6 Bargains from the Fancy Counters. WARM ACCESSORIES fdr COLD WEATHER. Fleecy-lined Fabric Gloves, shp-on gauntlet styles, fur trimmed; Beaver, Brown, Pastel, Fawn.' Were 4/11. Now 3/11. Scotch Knit Wool Gauntlets, turn-down cuffs, perfect- fitting; shades—Beaver, Camel, Brown, Grey, Nigger. Usual Fine Cashmere Scarves, in smart regimental stripes and colourings. Usually Dress Materials at Low Prices. Pure Silk Chiffon Taffeta, liSin wide; splendid weight for house or street wear, in all tlje newest shades, such as Wine, Burgundy, Purplo, Fawn, Saxe, Grey, Green, Henna, Mauve, and Bose. Usual price, 9/11. May Bargain price, 211 yard. 6 pieces 27in Corded Floral Velveteen, for bridge coats, otc., in all the newest designs, including tho new tweed effects. May Bargain price, 3/11 yard. HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. 50 dozen Damask Serviettes, to be cleared at 6d each. . To dozen Hprrockses’ Full-sized Pillow Cases. May Bargain prices—l/12/11, 3/6 pair. FURNISHINGS. Art. Silk Curtains, 2*yds long, in plain mesh net, with attractive border and deep fringes; in guaranteed shades of Bose and Blue. Usually S9/G pair. Bargain price, 27/6 pair, 50in,Fadeless Sedalin Net., A wonderful cloth for draped effects, in Blue and Blue and Silver, Bronze and Black, Helio., I* lame, etc. Usually 6/11. Bargain price, 4/6 yard. Cretonne and Shadow Tissue Cushions, well filled with kapok, and in attractive colourings. Usual prices, 7/11 and 8/11. I Bargain price, 5/11 each. BOYS’ WEAR. Boys’ Pullovers, in fancy designs. Usual prices, 5/6 to 8/6. May Bargain prices—Sizes 22in, 24in, 26in, 28in, 3/11; 30in and 32in, 4/6, Boys’ Fleecy Singlets, short sleeves, fit boys 5 to 12 years of age. ‘ May Bargain price, 2/6 all sizes. Boys’ Canoe Shirts, in Mid. Grey. A sood, warm, Union Shirt. Sizes Ilf to 14. Usual ' prices, 6/6 to 8/11. May Bargain prices, 4/6 to 5/9. MEN’S SHIRTS, 5/6. Men’s Neglige Shirts, with reinforced fronts and soft collar to match;,in light and dark grounds, with assorted coloured strjpes. Sizes 14 to 17. Usual price, 7/11. OVERCOATS, 87/6. Men’s Fancy Light Fawn and Brown Mixture Tweed Overcoats, half lined, inset sleeves, • vented semi-fitting backs. A very smart coat. Usually 92/6. OVERCOATS, 102/6. Man’s Brown Mixture Herringbone Design Tweed Overcoats, with inset sleeves, swing backs. Great value at 110/. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, 30/ to 45/. Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats, in Dark Grey tweed, 'double breasted, inset sleeves, half belt, vented back; fit lads 6-16 years. THE MCH OF BATISFAGTIOH GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN,
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Evening Star, Issue 20486, 17 May 1930, Page 30
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