Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

Greymouth Evening Star, 24 December 1934, Page 12

‘What to Give’ LINGERIE, , f HOSIERY, . GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, WfjßlW ' 'HANDBAGS. ' WflWmwEff GLOVES 1 LADIES’ WHITE SILK GLOVES with plain and LINGERIE fancy gauntlet cuffs. All sizes. LAOIES . g C^^T |g AND PR ,nCESS SLIP, 2-piece LADIES’ FRENCH KID GLOVES,’ featuring newest ft sets, in Suede ® n . ,sh . in cuff styles. Shades: Black, Black and White. ft ' s Aw Navy and White, Beige and Fawn. ft LOCKNIT PYJAMAS in tlamty shades. fMtunng new Price*; 7/11 11/fi IP/R 19/11 17/a jZ Futuristic designs. Prices 12,6 nnd 14/ SUEDE FINISHED SIMPLEX GLOVES Long « MILESE NIGHTGOWNS in shades of Ivory, Shell, fringed gauntlet cuff. Shades Grey.' ahd, Fawn | Appte, Maize and Sky. Damtyjace . 5/6 pair. unCIUDV ‘ II SPUN CREPE DE CHINE NIGHTGOWNS. Shades: IiUoIEK l ... ■‘ghell and Ivory. Sizes Woms. arid O.S. Dainty - LADY JANE PURE SILK HOSE—Shades: Cruiser, $ designs. Prices 22/6 and 23/6 Tonga, Adobe, Zupp, New Gunmetal. " # A WKle range of “THE POPULAR CANTERBURY Price 9/11 pair., ft . LOCKNIT and SUEDE FINISH UNDERWEAR”. CORTICELLI—Pure Silk, Fully Fashioned Hose. ft LOC/NIT 'BLOOMERS, 5/6 and 5/11. Newest shades. 11/6 pair. ft PRINCESS SLIPS'7/11, 8/6, 8/11 to 9/11. SILVER STRAND—FuIIy Fashioned Silk Hose. « LOCKNIT AND SUEDE VESTS 3/11, 4/11 and 5/6 Shades: Rose, Taupe, Vogue and Turban. ft Price 6/11 pair. § FROCKS AND COATS SYLKEN MAID —A fully Fashioned Hose in shades of Turban, Kaffene, Vogue and New Gunmetal. 4? ARRIVED THIS WEEK Price 5/11 pair. HANDBAGS II LADIES’WHITE HANDBAGS. Fancy Flap, with zipp ft f closure inside. Prices 3/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11 ft T" "1 LADIES’ REAL LEATHER, PYTHON SKIN AND ft I AAA MOROCCO HANDBAGS. Shades: Fawn, Brown, ft Scarlet, Black and White, Navy and Black. ft IMT Prices 19/6, 21/-, 25/-, 29/6 to 39/6 1 Robert Anderson Ltd. THE FASHION SALON, MAWHERA QUAY.

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