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Evening Star, Issue 21570, 16 November 1933, Page 8

SHOW WEEK BARGAINS Real Assam Silk Coats, ideal dust coat for touring and holiday wear. Smart tailored stvlos, semi-fitting or belted—--49/6, 59/6. Lovely Little Summer Frocks, sleeveless, short sleeves, or long sleeves. Printed Tobralco, Cambric, Zephyr, Pique Voile. All newest ideas. S.W. and W.—B/11, 12/6, 16/6, 21/>. Cream Skirts, in Wool Serge and Repps; various styles, pleats from hip, knee pleats, etc.; 26in and 28in only—--12/6. Silk and Cotton Vests, bound necks and armholes splendid wearing; sky, shell, lemon, nil, cream—4/6. Wool Jumpers of every style, including the new laco effects, short sleeves; dainty colourings, mostly two tones—9/11, T2/6, Girls’ Cotton Fuji Bloomers, lOin to 20in; cream, helio., skv, peach, navy—l /•. Posted 1/2. Children's Canterbury Allwool Bathing Suits, navy with contrast tops; 8 to 1,2 years —5/11. rr ■ ' 1 ODDMENTS AT BARGAIN PRICES Wool Cardigans, worth 39/6, now 7/11, 12/6. 6 Odd Bridge Coats, 12/6. Fur Necklets, including Imitation Ermine, 12/6. Maids’ and Children’s Tweed Coats, 3Cin, 39in, 42in, 12/6. Chubby Umbrellas, 12/6. Grey Silk A few Short Coats, 12/6. Pleated and Sunray Skirts, dark Tweeds and Kashas, 12/6. 12 only Tweed Costumes, 29/6. 12 only Very Smart Black Rayon Frocks, suitable for waitresses, housemaids, and shop assistants. Long sleeves, Eton collar with tie, trimmed buttons; 12-gored skirt. S.W. and S.S.W.—IB/6. Special Lino of E.O.S. Bloomers, in Cotton Fuji; comfortable shape, good wearing—3/11. Also Woven Cotton Bloomers in E. 0.5., all shades —5/6. Organdie Neckwear, Collars, and Fichus —2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/11. Coloured Organdie Bows, plain and floral, very dainty—l/-. Art. Silk Gloves, with pretty flared cuff, elastic wrists; grey, beaver, rosewood—4/11. “ Cesarine,” the Wonder Cloth, plain colours, for summer frocks, overalls, nurses’ uniforms, bedspreads, etc.; colours absolutely guaranteed —1 /9 yard. Beach and Holiday Frocks, good quality Washing Ginghams and Prints; bodices with vests and collars, and many other styles; Jong sleeves; pleated and flared skirts. S.W., W., 0.5., E. 0.5., E.E.0.5.—12/6. Linen Hats, four-piece crown and stitched brim; white and colours. Small shapes, 3/11; large, 5/11. Tussore and Fuji Silk Pullons, stitched brims and four-piece crown; all sizes— 6/11. 3-pieco Vanity Sets, white, linen finished; hemstitched and stamped for working—l/-. Posted 1/2, Novelty Crash Knitting Bags, coloured bindings, stampedappropriate designs for working—2/3. Posted 2/5. “ Stringlet,” the newest cloth for light summer _ frocks; chevron stripe designs in brown, blue, red— 2/6 yard. DflEAl/ERS LMU.WEK fr&NCBAL fittfOS AfmU Mr btom* hUum 72-78 George Street, Dunedin

The following prisoners were sentenced by Mr Justice Herdman m the Supreme Court, Hamilton Edward Brimfield, aged forty-two, and Richard Thomas Carroll, aged thirty-nme, two years’ hard labour each, for breaking and entering and theft at Frankton; John Martin, a Maori, aged twentynine Tears, nine months’ hard labour, for theft from a dwelling at Mauugatautari; Arthur Benjamin Dawson, for carnal knowledge and indecent five years’ reformative detention. Invitations are being issued by the evocative of the New Zealand Legion to a large number of important public groups throughout the dominion to participate in a national unity movement. This announcement was _ made by Or Campbell Begg at a meeting last night. The aim of this latest action, it was stated, was the creation of a strong force of public opinion to carry through urgent measures for rehabilitation.