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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14691, 27 May 1911, Page 7 (Supplement)

* -ii ■ in ■■ ■ mil ' 11 '11 " i 'ii I I ii iin " " 1 — Dress and Fashion. > ______ |MB— B—WW "'|| '■ '■ !U 1 ' '"-MM | ' " ALWAYS BUSY." 1 I Another wide range of Costume l 1 1 Skirts just to hand. | I To these Skirts we invite special attention, as we 1 I feel confident they will appeal to every woman who II I cares for smart, serviceable and as we g feel confident they will appeal to every woman who |i cares for a smart, serviceable and warm skirt. p I The range is well assorted, and the values are 1 | remarkably good. 1 1 I I PLAIN NAVY AND BLACK CHEVIOT NAVY CLOTH AND ROUGH SERGE | || SKIRTS, with well stitched hem, special SKIRTS, stitched hems, raised seams, panel i jfj price, 4/11. . back, neatly trimmed in assorted styles, 8/11; i §! »r„e • i. c, • also at 9/11, 10/6, 12/6. 1 ffi HEAVY. TWEED SKIRTS, in smart Stripes, $ S§ : stitched hem, raised seams, in Brown, Green, 1 i Navy, and Black, particularly good' value, • | 1 PLAIN NAVY AND BLACK CHEVIOT NAVY CLOTH AND SKIRTS IN HEAVY g SKIRTS, with well stitched hern, special SKIRTS, stitched hems, raised seams, panel j|| price, 4/11. . back, neatly trimmed in assorted styles, 8/11; || HEAVY. TWEED SKIRTS, in smart Stripes, als ° at 9/I,l ' 10/6 ' 12/6, J1 stitched hem, raised seams, in Brown, Green, shi Navy, and Black, particularly good' value, §§3 at 5/11. A SPLENDID LINE OF SKIRTS IN HEAVY £2 1 ROUGH TWEEDS, smartly cut, well finished, M ® LIGHT WEIGHT TWEED SKIRTS, front stitched hem, in assorted Greys, 12/6. .11 m panel, with stitched pleats at either side, in 1 1 Greens and Greys, 6/11. |& | NAVY AND BLACK CLOTH AND ROUGH " PIRLE" FINISH CLOTH COSTUMES, in 9 | SERGE SKIRTS, new inverted pleat, raised Navy and Black, well made, and neatly M K ' seams, also smart Tweed Skirts with stitched trimmed with Braid and Buttons. The || If® hem, double box pleat and panel back, in "Pirle" finish Cloth will not mark or cockle. m H assorted colours, 7/11. with rain, J. C.L. Price, 12/6. j|| j | NORFOLK DRESSES. | 1 *0 A very smart line in Rough Cheviots, Blouse in American <£> . . ||j || •? Shirt Style, Plain Panel Back Skirt. In Brown, Saxe, C® 1 $>, J- Green, Hose, Grey and Navy. J.C.L. Price, 25/-. jjt j|| | rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr&-rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr& | I The J.C.L. Corner open till 3 p.m. Tonight. 1 The J.C.L. Stores .-. QUEEN STREET. I I

T>!r^^=Wßw GLEN JM Y SMITH & CAUGHEY'S "GLENGARIFF" I is a perfect-fitting collar with a lock front. It is made of four-fold pure 1 I Irish grass-bleached linen, and can be supplied in various heights, I J 2, 2\, 2\ 2% and 3 inches. A most comfortable and popular shape; J I 9d each; 4/3 per half dozen. I OTHER STYLES WHICH "S. & C." RECOMMEND— 1 The"AVOCA"—Plain, stand up all round. Heights, 2in, 2£in, 2*in, | 2|in ; 8d and 9d each ; 3/9 and 4/3 half dozen. I The "IVIUNSTER"—Peaks, with rounded corners. An ideal collar I for evening wear. Heights, 2J and 2J inch; 9d each ; 4/3 half dozen. I Collars that will wean are those made of good materials. It is not enough for a collar to be all ; H linen, it must be of good, strong, tough linen if its edges are not to fray after a few washings. Smith & | Caughey, Ltd., obtain . their collars direct from Belfast, the home of the linen industry, • and guarantee the I SMITH & also direct from Belfast are stocked iu variety. I SMITH & CAUGHEY, Ltd., 1 ' The. Great Firm of Outfitting Specialists, AUCKLAND.