Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1934, Page 3

-BOND’SHOSIERY \O! f ° r ' nWx UTY fix* HIHHHUIIII IVEAR L li lilllllllllllllllllillllllllllllll ECONOMY 1 The new summer shades are here in all your favourite shades. & Bond’s Hosiery has long been noted for its beauty and long wear. Qi course last but not least is the question of economy—you’ll find that || • by paying this price you will benefit in the end. NIT-2-FIT —Silk on the surface knitted over a foun- f dation of exceptionally fine weaving, adds con- ■ f fl I\l siderably to the wearing quality of these delight- < J I -fl WW ful stockings and the price is amazingly low. In ■/ fl fIM shades of Bolivia, Morocco, Algiers, Grey and fl K I Gunmetal. PER PAIR “CHARM” —Pure Silk Hose reinforced with Rayon. A f The beautiful fine weave makes them look like fl I fl Milanese. In latest fashionable shades. /■ f fl I PER PAIR “Tf 1 |l BOND’S MESH HOSE.—The popular Stocking for fX Sports Wear. Lisle top, reinforced heel and toe. If | I In Bolivia and Gunmetal. /fll PER PAIR I J BOND’S SOVEREIGN HOSIERY. —Fully fash,iQne4> jI Pure Silk. Service weight. Cuban heel. RelfV g_ Ffl fl I forced toe and heel. A Stocking of unbeatable Iflf I I value. Newest Shades. Il< I I PER PAIR V I W —w.mrajn—amTMnm—m—MM—■—MK LAWN & FLEMING Ltd. CORNER TAINUI AND MACKAY STREETS, CREYMOUTH.