PRICES SMASHED T n - Values that must convincetheThriflyShQpper ■ft # S . SNAPP’/ SHOWROOM STYLES - , \ ft LADIES’ NOVELTY LINEN SUITS. Floral and. plain. .' New. fcfr : 2? ' this season’s wear, with’pleated skirt and jacket cut on enft tirely new lines. MILLER’S PRICES FROM 63/6 TO 100/- ; ft LADIES’ FLORAL SILK FROCKS with flared or pleated skirts, full : ft or front basque, tie or buckle belt, short or S sleeve, and : ft many other features too numerous to mention. . : ft MILLER'S PRICES FROM 34/. TO 75/- < ft LADIES’ PLAIN COLOURED FROCKS in all the newest shades and ; ft styles. Each one individually styled to suit the most fastidious ; g tastes. ' MILLER’S PRICES FROM 39/6 TO 75/? ; ft MILLINERY. You can’t wear last year’s hat with this year’s en- : ft scrnble. We haven’t seen anything like this year’s hats. They I ft arc a veritable triumph of chic.' Yes, we have .at one ! ft hat of ravishing beauty to suit you. .♦ < ft MILLER'S PRICES FROM 25/6 TO 42/-. I ft UNDERWEAR SPECIALS ." 7 ' i I 4$ Special Release—LADlES’ OPERA TOP SLIPS in Celanese silk ; ft ' locknit. Well cut and nicely made. ' Three-gore skirt, finished ' ft with beautiful lace motif. Hurry, for these won’t last long, ] ft x MILLER’S SPECIAL 13/6 EACH J ft “MILERENE LINGERIE” THREE-PIECE. SET in superior quality I ft lace trimmed silk. Nightdress with ecru lace yoke and I ft shoulder straps. Slip with opera top and beautiful lace motif I ft Panties with elastic otp. ■ MILLER’S SPECIAL 49/6 ; ’ ft “MILERENE LINGERIE” TWO-PIECE . SETS, i In sprig floral silk. ' ft Slip with cross-over brassiere top trimmed with lace opera I ft top. Panties elastic top. MILLER’S SPECIAL 31/- SET J MILLERS ON .THE QUAY i ft’ , MAWHERA QUAY. PHONE 611. . ; ft Branch stores at Westport,' Hokitika and Reefton. ; t ■■■■»-—. — — - — - ■ v _K'; '-SB: 11® J ■ JInteresting No. 3: Teapots Chelsea This very rare teapot is one produced by a pottery at Chelsea, London, about 1745. The curious design of a Chinaman holding a parrot, which is the spout, was carried-out in a plain, creamcoloured porcelain with a high glaze* Such china as this sells at auction for hundreds of pounds, but B-emember — your usual teapot will make good tea if tou put in BELL. . . : ® Hl HI THE TEA Ig [falfa GOOD ' TASTE 6.7
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 October 1947, Page 8
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