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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13095, 7 February 1906, Page 3

WHAT SPOILS A LADY'S APPEARANCE -. A bad complexion which is generally drought about by the use of a bar! soap. Pe\es* Soa.p makes the hands white and fair, the complexion bright and clear, and the skin as smooth and soft as velvet, as is amply testified by thousands. At our clearance fair: Made-up cushions reduced to Is Bd, Is lid. etc : beaded wrist bags, reduced to clear, Is lid each.—Smith and Caughey, Ltd. Mi-is M S. Barry, who has had three years' practical experience in leading city offices, has commenced business as a typiste, etc., on first floor, Legal Chamber*, Queen8t Three-dome white kid gloves, "out they 20" Is 6d pair; Dent's o-dome French suede, "clean sweep price,' 2s 6d paiij Fotvnk 2-dome French kid gloves, in white beaver, and gray, now 2s lid pair.-At McCuliagh'and flower's famous clean sweep. D.S.C. clearance .sale. Boys' caps, 6d usual price Is: straw hats 6d and 9d worth is lid: tweed suits. 3s lid, worth <» 6d, tweed trousers, Is lid. —D-k-L. Tweed costume skirts. 12s fed, now 3s lid at the Beehive sale, Karang,iliape road tweed costume skirts, at 3s lld.-At the Beehive sale, Kaiaugahape Load. At the fair: Ladies' 2 and 4-donio coloured French kid gloves, clearance price, »uly 2s 6d pair.-Smith and Caughoy, Lt<i.