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Evening Star, Issue 20586, 11 September 1930, Page 15

Thrifty buyers are always ready to lake advantage of real bargains....these few specials are just an indication of what is awaiting you at Brown Ewing’s. WeekYoung Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Straw Hats in two-tone speckled! effect. Banded with Petersham ribbon and finished with ornament. Colours assorted; Week-end price, 12/6. Ladies’ Jumpers, in art. silk. With and without sleeves. In shades of Fawn, Saxe, and Lemon. Also Black. Regular prices—--22/6, 25/6. 27/6. Week-end price, 15/6. Ladies’ Elastic Wrist Chamois Gloves, Pxm seam, Boulton thumb. Regular price, 13/6. Week-end price, 9/11. Ladies’ Golf Socks, All wool and artificial silk and wool. In Fawn and Heathers. Fancy coloured turn-over tops. Regular price, 3/11. Week-end price, 1/11. Needlerun and Net Laces in Cream and Ochre shades, to 3in wide. Regular prices—9d, 1/, 1/6, 1/11 yard. Week-end price, 6d yard. IJyd Dress Lengths of Silk Lace Flouncing, 60in wide. Nicely flared. New season’s goods. In Lido, Almond, Bois de Rose, Navy, and Black. Regular price, 21/11 per length. Week-end price, 17/6. Bead Fringes for lamp shades. All colours and widths. Regular prices—3/6. 4/11, 5/6, 9/6 yard. Week-end prices—--2/11, 4/3, 4/11, 8/6. Wooden Fringes in a few shades only. Regular prices—--1/11, 3/6, 4/6 yard. Week-end price, 1/ yard. End Specials. Ladies’ Tweed Costumes in Grey, Fawn, and Brown mixtures. With doublebreasted or Cardigan style coat. Skirts with pleats at side. Regular prices £4/4/. £5/15/6, £7/19/6. Week-end price, 59/6. Ladies’ Cotton Chemise Vests. No sleeves. Dependable quality. Regular prices, 2/11, 3/6. Week-end prices. 2/6, 2/11, 20 only 36in square Linen Supper Cloths, in White and coloured grounds. All good designs. Many beautifully embroidered. Regular price, 15/9 each. Week-end price, 7/11. A few only self-coloured Duchesse Sets, in Blue, Gold, Helio., Green, Brick. All nicely worked with butterfly pattern on corners. Regular price, 10/9. Week-end price, 6/9. Men’s Ribbed All-wool Socks in fancy mixtures, Made in the dominion. A good wearer. Regular price, 3/6. Week-end price, 2/11. Boys’ Colonial Tweed Suits, sac and shorts, in dark Grey only. Sizes 9, 10, and 11 only. Regular price, 27/6. Week-end price, 22/6. French Face Cloth, for ladies’ summer frocks, costumes, and Saxe, Royal. Brick, Amethyst, coats. In Fawn, Grey, Stone, Dawn, Apricot, Red, Apple, Violet, Navy, Black. 54in wide. Regular price, 15/6 yard. Week-end price, 12/6. French Crepe ds Chine. Superior quality, in a complete range > of colours, including Navy and' Black. 38in wide. Regular price, 9/11. Week-end price, 7/11. 3 only 36in square Supper Cloths, with exclusive designs. Regular price, 29/6. Week-end price, 14/9. 0 only sets Real’ Hand-made Cross-stitch Afternoon Tea Sets, with one 36 x 36 cloth and four naps to match. Regular price, 19/6 set. Week-end price, 13/6. Pure Linen Duchesse Sets, Cream ground worked in various colours. Regular price, 15/6 set. Week-end price, 9/11. Brown Velour Table Runners, 16in x 59in. With artistic design. Regular price, 24/9. Week-end price, 13/6. Rose Slubb Repp Table Runners, 16in x 59in, with artistic design. Regular price, 34/6. Week-end price, 19/6. 45in Art, Silk Taffeta, shot effect. Colours —Brown on Gold, Rose on Gold, Mauve on Tango, Blue on Gold, Regular price, 3/9. Week-end price, 2/6. BROWN, EWING’S OF PRINCES[ STREET . Courage NOW will win a sure reward! Get Busy! “The peojle who are doing all the howling about bad times arc mostly those who are not keeping abreast of things. They are not maintaining the necessary pressure, exploiting modern methods, nor putting in the real hard work that no amount of talk can ever take the place of.—(From “The Mercantile Gazette," 9/4/30). Never has there been a more opportune time than now for the New Zealand trader or manufacturer to forge ahead in Sales, in Profits, in Popularity! The wise employment of Courage and Enterprise to-day—in Advertising and Marketing—will bring sure rewards for the individual industry, and will promote national prosperity* Attack boldly and the public must respond. Do not curtail publicity—and thus slow-down buying and selling. The wise advertiser will now plan to use larger spaces, more journals, and bolder methods than ever before. The public are eager to see signs of prosperity— show them you’re stepping forward and they’ll “ sav it with orders ” I