I ,-;.■:;•'> $#--< Woven ■;:■;_ I Undergarments of a /Mr Combinations « II • ■•..'♦ ' MEDIUM-WEIGHT WOOL AND COT- 1 I immr /fnoiMnhln timlrn flßl TON COMBINATIONS, natural, high | I very oesirauie make ■■& •' "*,Aort*«*. A very desirable § II J llHnifll ° * or autumn wear—Women's, | § illlU VVtIJJIII lOr fflllisSf .WOOLLEN OELLNE7 OOMBINA- i SI , • ml IIS TIONS, a recommended make-:from ' § II ' , ' 1 ™!If™ every view point. They are Whit* 1 • II tiPPCPfiT 51 tin PfIHV lII WEm . and Obtainable with short sleeves at § ■ § piWdvlll <IHU Call J . llllf % 17/6; long deoves, 18/6. 1 1 [iiriimH WAQtk Hf v "P23GO" COMBINATIONS, a make too ; 8 I All 111 111 11 WCftll fif well-known for dependability to need § Si mm further comment; showing in hlfeh ' I i ' ' 'Mm neck and short' Women's, g a! ML "PESOO" silk and wool combs,, i § W%l finely woven; low neck and ribbed § || M Woraon's, 19/6; 0.5., 11/9. 1 I . - Mid-weight — — -g=~ j Undervests Night-wear j mm. I 1 ,<<Z£o§& Ml «.« UM «« A «««ti<fa fl WHITE FLANNEL- y] \A V 1 1 /-"V»Sto GAUZE MERINO VESTS, a j, TT E NIGHT . W ||\ I 1 // WT*2r ;Vo °!' fi> " nd Cott ° n gr ' DRESSES, ... square feJL /&C3m i 1 f •?' lha t B i VCS !T y Sa w neck, trimmed with tM. . 1 1 S A «V KSUS embroidery - Wo- ~-jA ffig&M V i El I 1 PURE WOOL UNDER- \IJ Ml 111 V \ H 1 ■ UGH/ 1 VESTS noted makes, high JLANNELETTE OM Uf / //j K) 5 B mV'wslSnS//1 ¥ " 1B i; '77 maKcs, nign WTPTiTrnjrqQrQ MM/ /// / / I 1 wiS/ neck short sleeves; medium . NIGHTDRESSES /»/ // / § 1 WsbS&l I weight-Women's, 10/9; m square-neck style, \ v l II A J I i 0.6., 10/11. Long Sleeves, trimmed embroidery, / \\ M«/ I § JPslsl ' 10/9; 0.5., 11/6, i .mscition, f and tucks H|/ § I iSii ALL-WOOL SPENCER UN- '"' ' I'll I § Wg UNDERVESTS, V-neck, | II tpiii*t!iij> iiiottj sleeves—J/6; 0.5., 1 § : 'M?HiH r 8/11. j Long Heaves, 7/11; WINCEYETTE NIGHTDRESSES, . 1 a i ,'•»/• (Cream), V-shaped neck, nicely trim- • § SI / (Cream), V-shaped neck, nicely trim- • a I I ■, med with embroider}'. These garments 1 II j . Bl excellent wearing, and can be § I boiled when washing—Women's and 1 I ' • ' 0.5., 9/11. ' J I "*" v VIYELLA NIGHTDRESSES, square-neck §. II .. • - styles, silk embroidered and finely § i I>J!«. M 9 n.,: M _« C«U« tucked. Very comfortable and aervice- § l Ladies Pyjama Suits , m* ga rments-os., 37/6. i § ... "FESOO" ALL-WOOL NIGHTDRESS, 1 I PYJAMA SUITS, especially those of a square-neck and high-neck styles; i § I . nice quality Wincey, are very popu- medium sizes— and 33/6. §', II lar and suitable for autumn and win- _ § 1 . tear ear. ,Wo are now showing well- * WOVEN.. COTTON NIGHTDRESS, § 1 ' made garments, finished with braided ■ with collar edged with lace-Small, i| I frogs and with plain or fancy facings 16 ' 6; w -» 17 ' 6 '' 0,s '» 196, , 1 & -Women's 17/fr; .0.5., 18/6. BEDROOM SLIPPERS. These we can . . IS I . / ■ supply in any desired colouring and § § ' ~ in all sizes— pair. • I MILNE & CHOYCeIS I QUEEN STREET. " I
pOK—-,JHO(OOIC3I 0 icDOJOiiaiici-aioic] 8 Fadeless Madras Curtain Fabrics 0 Is;.; I ",^',>;■;-.':-;' 1 A NEW SHIPMENT. '' * ■;. Here are goods which uphold every tradition of Andrews & Clark's as a High-class Furnishing House. •"' Never'have we opened up a moro varied and uncommon range. The manufacturers have sent us designs both rare and beautiful j the guarantee of''Fadeless" makes them doubly welcome. . "% | The Madras Designs this season are smaller and moro conventional if anything, the little French touch of ' .« Black much in evidenco, though never predominating. Tho colours favour Violet and Mauve and Black and u ; > White, which arei so fashionable, but Blue, Vieux Rose, Green, and Brown are also shown, The grounds Cream S', an d Black chiefly, with trellis; stained glass and foliajjo chiefly form the basis of the design. m fl '- 'For... the benefit of customers' who cannot personally inspect the fabrics, wo quote few, but advise everyone X II v ; who;can;to see our -SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY of these beautiful goods, F| X RESEDA GROUND, Black stem line ". woven on a Black ground. Heavy, CREAM GROUND, small Brown L ft • and Vieux Rose flower; SO inches 'best quality Madras; 60 inches, and Green conventional pattern, « wide—B/6. .Suited for side hang- wide—9/11 yard. Must bo seen to with touch of Mauve; 50 niches— f ings. ■■":).' ' be appreciated. • "* 3/6. . BLACK GROUND, with Floral-. CREAM' GROUND, striped with BLACK AND WHITE MADRAS, " Mauve Trellis pattern; SO inches closely-woven floral design in thick foliage, striped pattern; 60 • '••-, " % wide— , Very handsome effect. Vieux Rose; SO inches wide— 4/11. inches— One of the most .-'A RICH AUTUMN DESIGN, in A very dainty Muslin, and already beautiful in the range. ; Reds, Greens,,and Browns, thickly selling quickly. £ S Fadeless Madras Curtains x Every pair : a triumph of artistry. These have all the effect of Sheeny Velvet or Chenille, without the texturo 1 I and weight. •< ••■ ' ,<• >,- II « Specially note a GREEN-HEAVY MADRAS, with & Then another pair, MOLE AND BLACK STRIPES •■; J wide border ; at foot in the richest Oriental colouring- with a rich foot border of Vieux Roses. An exquisite T 53/6 per pair. i design— 62/6 per pair. A Blue'and While striped design is also very uncommon, with a foot border of Yellow Dahlias. Also similar Curtains in three shades of Brown. . This rango, is worthy of more than passing interest and in view of the great scarcity of fadeless fahrics.intending shoppers should select at once. ° ' Andrews & Clark a Furnishing Specialists :: :: , Queen Street. a LbioK ticaooicaoiotooiCTi' gjgwftl A Perfect Dish for Every Meal ; $ rues! M during Hot Weather n. air m*. ~;-' ... , ' They .'must bo killed, or they will kill you SMEETON'S andyorbsby •_,, ■•! .O tn s; Wheelband's Method HOftllllT 1 11TC AT * th* only practical means of extormication, 1 dlllliy VUltf Ul U&V'VSII l 3 it alms at killm * fly In over? afage of '' V ; •'. .' * its life cycle, (*»r\w* 1A J IK The egg. the maggot, the chrysalis, II Om IUU* ID* and the adult fly. These cute are far superior to fresh meat and more particulars from your «""" cimhi ' These cute are far superior to fresh meat and more or *nh« ' I economical to the family man. «, Auckland branch, so, pitt street. NO WASTE. EVERY CUT GUARANTEED. "' h iW ' Tar 81 Sand \i 4 h> (fc h* M 3 ' -Jmrn Expeficnccd Mfttt su PP licd QMFFTniNK UA) Wmtm Ltd. jlVlLiLi 1 V/l lOt LilUa I Customs St,, Symonds St., •' *■ ihi - ■■■ Mt. Eden.
a SHOE BARGAINS! A /ffll LADIES Be sure and see our New Display I JjKs[ I Smf Ladies' Glace Open Shoes, a shoe that we can ' [ Ladies' Glace Derby Lace Shoes, patent cap, ■ Jjj^^Hrll /BUI recommend, smart Cuban heel -J A/£ ! high too and heel, to Welts, see IQ/fi '^fflßylF ■ I Mlpjb * and American toe, worth 23/6 1«//U J these for business or costume woar **f/ puQ I / Girls' College Shoes—see our prices.' | Full Display of High Leg Boots in Window. ffflrfll » A Of Opposite Y.M.C. A^'ragr James Adams « Co., weSesleyst.e!^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16798, 14 March 1918, Page 9
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