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So) "ALWAYS BUSY." f\J^ 85 } An unusual fine assortment of f —__te READYWEAR MILLINERY " ( For the Ho,ida y Season ■ >* at The JCL ' Three Smart White Felt Ready-to-wears l^^f^^^^w' All one price 6/11 each. / a" HK3 represents a, line of WHITE FELT READY-TO-WEARS. with turned-no \ -**. / 'WW? V /*T<\ brun, round crown, piping round brim and trimmings of White. Black. Navy. X >A / A/* j Pale Blue. Pmk, and Mastic. Excellent value— ■"»»*■ JXw.f'Ok. WVV^>' HKI-This is also a WHITE FELT READY-TO-WEAR, trimmed with coloured * V /^^ bana and bow, and pipings round brim of seme shade— * « * 6/11. HK6. HKIS. HKSj-For. Summer wear this WHITE FELT READY-TO-WEAR is unexcelled HK ?^Tkl s •A l l , L s . t . ration shows an EXCELThe trimmings are in l V following shades: Navy. Palo Blue Black White WED cW'^^o 1 " MERGER. X Pais Pink, or Mastic. Extremely good value— ' wnwe ' ISED CCRD. m White. Saxe. or Pink /£ Y \\ 6/11. A popular, holiday hat and good value- // f. \V*-% 4/11 each. //• V VtesS' Simila;- shape in White Piaue— J V V *^c2iir jtr^^^^^^^^ i "W HKIS- SPARTAN STRAW READY-TO- tS^^^^> Jtf ( «?' HK4—A WHITE JAP. OR TU«nnF J' jftsSF •' i<* »* \ . wjjF-jy SILK SPORTS HAT ♦! ~ s:>uf{E r 7 it/ r I " ' — ~*—~ —l \/ Special Purchase of Flowers B* § For Millinery Trimmings. HKI9I. HKI92. T - HKisi-sMART breton sailor ready.to.wear. crown and edge of winded are Sprays and Trails of Roses, Pansies, brim in Chrysanthemum Straw, band round & and inner brim Silk Marguerites, Forget-me-nots, Fruit, etc. Poplin, in contrasting shade. Lired under brim to match. Trimming of Breura ' OrgeX-me-riOtS, ITUIt, etc. Moire Silk Ribbon. In Grey and «>ky. Cyclamen and Mastic, Rose and Cream Cyclamen and Sky. Vieux Rose and Putty, and Whito and Black— ' * Vei*V SneClJll VnliiA " All -.— • - , 19/6. very special value. All one price 1/- each. SAILOR SHAPE READY-TO-WEAR, with dome shape crown and ed"e —— —■ — of brim of Chrysanthemum Straw, Silk Poplin inner and under brim of ~"~™~~*~ ~~~ ~"~"""* contrasting colour. Silk Moire Ribbon band and bow gives a smart finish. ' -.-u= ............ A ood range of *»**— THE VALERIA »-A ne„ and becoming Ready-to-wear in Coloured Linen- has W& * lde stitched brim, section crown, »nd Black corded Silk band and bow In , . _ *"» — Gr «y- Heho.. and Pink. Very special valueTHE LATEST SKIRT NOVELTIES. 15/6 eaCh " LADIES' CREAM JAP. SILK SKIRTS, made very full, gathered with JAPANESE S,LK WASHING HATS, with stitched brim, which can heading and narrow swathing round waist, deep hem and wide tuck. * timed up or down. Very smart and serviceable hat for Summer «..,r Splendid wearing quality— ouuimer wear— 3976. 7/11 each. BLACK JAPANESE SILK SKIRTS, gathered witi heading round waist. Similar shape with narrower brim— finished round foot with heavy cording. Good wearing Quality— 39/6. 6/11, LADIES' WHITE VOILE SKIRTS, with three rows of gauging and heading round waist; finished with wide tuck and hem. Excellent A New Shipment of LADIES' WHITE PANAMA HATS, unlrimm'ed wide brims 25/.. eood Quality. Excellent value— 10/6 each. JOHN COURT, LTD., J The J.C.L. Queen Street. vmms**mmammm —

LADIES' PATEHT COURT SHOES A SEE OUR WINDOWS. aTj^BU Ideal Patent Court Shoes 27 — " U Pear! Patent Court Shoes, Glace Albany Courts 19/6 jrf^^^^H^r^f/ smart front, smart heel 25/- Glace Low Cot Courts 17/9 jmitik W? Cameo Patent Court Shoes 22/6 Glace Cameo Courts 16/9 *BSBBB3& Patent Glace Tab Court 21/BE SURE AND SEE THESE LINES. JAMES ADAMS & CO., *■££ ? T S E -

FLIES ARE DANGEROUS. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW screens. THEY BREED and CARRY DISEASE " Keep Them Out/' gr^S^ ||fflßiiiife*|| STRONG, SERVICEABLE. FLY. fe N H" Keep Them Out." magm STRONG, SERVICEABLE, FLY- Mf&l V •',/ £ PROOF DOORS, LUiNNltl iililivr iiil'illß made with Galvanised Wire M TOptf i V KkJ'jßP l "rS Sjlfl Gauze and Oregon Pine frames. Kfi !!£jjMi;U=yjp: $ ' ■sp?'- , , i. >f~ Mm Ever home should be protected m S3pj||*|igfjl fe I |laiL- i Ki'.:r"' v^rCiu!!'P-UJ with these doors. They are a M MWmm » ! necessity, not a luxury. * pjfel||| ffi ( Price, 15,'- each. L' (^ Will fit any window. Informer Stock sizes, 6ft tin by 2ft Bin. ffl, InpppO [V * years fly screens were purchased 6 « 10in hv 2ft «, - 7ft hu ,„ ' B«A > K <>'j 3i a because flies were a nuisance, but " ~* 2,t 1, " n ' 7fl by 3ft - fi? ffliil«ftpl M i now doctors have proved that Special sizes made to order. | Apsr-BfemSi R they breed and carry disease. iW«SfeKiiisii fit = These screens will keep them out. Calvaniied Fly-Proof Wire Gauze, Wl ") " SIZES AND PRICES* »'i vt Closed. Extended. High. Price. 36in. wide, 1/9 yard. m %&&%££- vl 24 40 18 3/9 maeaßfcsac=BaM 24 40 14 3/3 Bamboo Blinds, Verandah Lounges, Garden and Porch Chairs, Hammocks, & all classes of Summer Furniture now on show at W. AMRnBSRKIF'Q Complete House Furnisher a LnlVlDUuilllL O. Three Lamps, AUCKLAND. I FURNITURE for the LIVING ROOM. iTARAIRE SUITE, I constating of B 4ft 6in Quaint Sideboard 3ft din Round Extension Table 6 Chairs, leather seats and backs OP £15 ss. Od. Now is your opportunity of buying GOOD I FURNITURE at reasonable prices. I J B Brown & Sons. I I J. Brown & Sons. I LIMITED, I 34 .Kapangahape Road. 1 FOUNTPEN /M Pleases the impatient, exacting writer. We like pen cranky, \ml / those who expect more out of a pen than others have given. -JUf// We can satisfy such and win their enthusiastic reconi- jMJjIjU iiiendatioa. Smoothest Gold nib. Sure feed. /MlI If! S. One can't use a "SWAN" and /Ml m ! after wards dispense with it. fMlll Sold by all Stationers and Jewellers. Catalogue lent free. iSmi '111 MABIE, TODD & CO., Manufacturers, MU Use london. jgSLJi "Swan" Australasian Branch: J. A. iTJBKE, 5 Primrose JftsP&mr I Buildings, 255 a George St., Sydney. <*!g*g&l

THE TIME-HONOURED REMEDY FOR DISEASES OP THE THROAT, CHEST & SKIN; DEBILITY, EMACIATION, RICKETS, &c. EDGAR SHEPPARD. Esq.. M.D. I Sm G. D. GIBR Bart.. M.D. " A pint at X):. De Jokgh's Oil Is of j "It win sustain life when everything more value thin a quart of any other." I else fails." Sold ONLY In Camuled Imperial Half-Pints, Pints, and Quarts, by all Chemists and Storekeeper. Sole Consisnsej-ANSAR, HARFORD & CO., limited, 182, Gray** Inn Rd„ LondonCAUTION. — mercenary attempts to recommend or substitute inferior kinds.

• IDUNLOP /TYRES I { Give the best \ Service^ _f "There goes *• - Reliability V " DUNLCP RUBBER C° of Aust 172 I ALL STATES 0 N-Z . A /SUWHYS Jm MOST JsJ| accept/idle MfibSßl* SOLUBLE KaPcCFFEE POWDEF f YOU WILL FIND THAT YOUR 1 GUESTS appreciate this Delk'ous and Fragrant Coffee. It ia " Something New " to many, and they'll enjoy it I "Strang's Soluble" is Cheaper, Purer, and Better than kany Coffee Essence, and is " Made in a minute "like cocoa. Try it ! D. STRAKG, LTD., Invercargill. / r-T-n—■■■■ -ri -~~»<fr|

I ..,..,„■„ ,-,. „■ .. - i. ■■ ' — __________ See how easy it is! :' You merely rub a wet cloth In America, which has been > on a cake *>f Bon Ami, ' the home of Bon Ami for getting a white lather, twenty-five years, practiwhich you daub all over caliy everybody cleans winthe glass. In about a mm- doWB and mirrors this way. ute it is &3 dry as a bone. .. "Yon winp it nff with a soft Bon An " a used m morc home 3 Xou wipe it on wiin a son, tbcre tbaQ any olher c]eaner It fa dry clotn, ana aU tne dirt qu ; te different from scouring soap and grime comes off at the —it will not scratch. It is for all same time. * ne finer kinds of polishing and cleaning. It has a special field of K usefulness all by itself. V your grocer*. Sd. I \M£wsWo^nrt <*>e "There nothing else like it." V j your grocers. 6d. |\ "There is nothing else like it." Illin ii inn in mini i — ihiimii ima m , nil iiai m ■■■ mill— J

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16376, 2 November 1916, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16376, 2 November 1916, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16376, 2 November 1916, Page 9

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