Page 5 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13193, 2 June 1906, Page 5

A disnlay that will create a price sensa- «jOT tion' "Hats and caps in the latent shapes and styles at Geo. Fowlds'. . Selling fast! llemarkable. value. 111 white « and ecru lace curtains, bought job m INot- - tineham.John Court, Queen-street. _ " jjpJfg McCullagh and Gower's premises remain" . open all day Monday. ■, ■ m ' Prices that sweep aside opposition. io Geo. Kowids* for men's colonial flannel | .<! shirts, 2s lid; ditto, tweed shirts, 5s lid. ; ;^ihi&Sg Lace shoulder scarves, collarettes, iorthas, s and fascinators, in. dainty and exclusive designs; all-over laces, from 9id yard to 21s yard.— Court, the laco ehop, .Queen*' 1 |M| street-. - : -- • ■ * %j|B Children's holland overalls, special - offer, from Is 9d, all sizes; ladies' ■ belts, all kinds," ~ from 2d to 3s lid special lino of fancy |fi|g|i braids to clear, from Is lid to 3s lid m ( , jk/j dozen, worth 9id a yard.Matthews, Jevvoia ,/f Road. " " •• • "4jM Any design copied or enlarged and trans- ||§ ferrcd ->jft ladies' own materials. . Washing ' ! r '«ys silks, brilliant cottons, Gortibelli silks, ivory * cottons, etc. Guilds and bam are liberally dealt- with.—ShakespearV Art Depot, H.M. v. Arcade. ' - < ' _ iSI Men's heavy Crimean shirts, only 2s 6d, ' v iM •2s 6d,*2s 6d each. See them to-day at the x! Beehive, Karangaliape Road. V4^jhS For the boys! Satisfaction and a perfect fit in juvenile clothing, latest shapes, at Geo. ' Fowlds'. _ • ' H Flannelettes, at McCullagh and Grower's. ||g! Heavy striped twilled flannelette, sid, sj{d: •,**, i i'-' 1 extra wide- do.,' 7Jd, 8; ! d, 9Jd; white twillci* : * ,'l flannelette, 4-Jd, 5Jd;. heavy white and pink. do., bid, 7Jd, Bid, 9Jd. - ' |g|