Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16962, 23 September 1918, Page 9

_ 1 New Shipments of Dress j Fairies, | In addition to the excellent stock of tress | Fabrics which we have teen displaying lor , New Season's wear, we have received shipJj ments which include the latest and most fashionable Fabrics and Designs, It is dffi» 1 cult to describe the profusion of suitable and j 1 seasonable materials which await inspection. !| They comprise all requirements for ladies | j and children's Summer Dresses, Frocks and I Skirts, AH seasonable, smart, and pleasing. § i I Purchasing as we do in huge quantities for | I prompt cash, and obtaining all possible discounts, n I we are able to supply worthy goods at Auckland's 1 1 lowest prices. Ladies will find it an economy to I purchase their requirements from us. 1 1 I As a means of keeping in touch with fashion's j [ latest, a walk through our Dress and Silk Depart- j I ments will give the information at a glance. We 1 cordially invite a visit of inspection. Information I is willingly give the information at a glance. We ( cordially invite a visit of inspection. Information J is willingly given, but in no case is anyone pressed 1 to purchase. 1 31 F Wholesale and Family J TTD \Jr l I 253-263 Queen St, Auckland, jj ■BOHHUBBBI m H ' H I- SILK for Summer j i I __________________ This week's comprehensive featurings of ■,■ ■■ . ■■ . i '1 Ail'iff A C'll fabrics and apparel proclaim the fact in no , n * ..> » j '{§ II MlllOrd MIK uncertain manner that all things silk will be > 'LOlOP&U Jap . I 1 Ciiitiiirf very correct for. the coming season. 'QJllrfc 'I I specially priced The enhanced prices ot cotton and specially priced J I I at 5/11, Usually woolle goods, occasioned principally, by ,at 4/6, usually § i | nui tremendous War necessities for the raw fabric i ■$& § I j ' ' has created a silk demand that has resulted / ' | ] I in the production of many new weaves that 'The laundering proper- 1 | Tin's is a pure Silk of answer lhe can , or DOth rJKUnefeß and utility. ties °, Jap. Silk makes it. 1 I Poplin weave, and is of J ' one of the most useful'ami g ' I a weight admirably suited , , economical of the various g § lor making smart, service- For instance, could anyone Suggest any- Silks produced. This sped-. . I § able Summer Ooat Frocks, thing more serviceable or economical than afly-prieed Silk is of a • I § Costumes or separate Pn jj TuSßore ,or Shantung, Or for 'the ! ■"•<:'» even eave of «or. :| 1 Skirls It s a light bis- ' V . . . .7. i dependable qua htv, and e 1 ciit shade Silk, 28 inches sraartest occas,ons some of the new weaves ' 36 p hiches wide. " 1 I W id(. that are mentioned below. , § I mw: ' i Colours: Brown, Nigger, .1 1 Keen buyers will take ™, ~ , . ~..,. i 'Grey. Dark Cardinal, 1 1 utanUßß d this splendid The displays now on view will help in • Sky, ' Wine, Saxe, Mid I I Silk Week offering. the selection of apparel for summer Tor all Grey. § II I ...",, — ages. ——, i § I '§ !' 1 1 FUJI SILK.-This excellent Silk has TAFFETA MO'tJSSELINE. -For smart 11 1 • much to commend it. Its weight and frocks, and especially when good set- • 1 | texture renders it adaptable to Frocks, vice js dMJred m § I Blouses, Children s wear, as well as . «i • . r j If § Men's and Boys' Shirts. In 29 inch ™* satisfactory. Showing in* good § I width, it is obtainable at 4/6, 5/6, range of shades. 40 inches-14/6 yd. g § 6/6, 6/11 yard. ' I 1 SATIN MESSALINE.-A very soft and ' | 1 TUSSORE is another Silk favourably dainty make of Silk, with bright 1 Jl known to all for its usefulness anil finish. Showing in 18 selected shades. f I splendid wasting and wearing pro- 40 inches— L 6/11. i II pertiee. Wo show them in many 1 1 weights and each represents splendid CHIFFON TAFFETA, the rich, lustrous , I I value—33 to 34 inches, 1/IIJ, 2/11, 0 ... . . ..,>,. ' . , 8 1 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 6/6, 5/11, «/6, ' Sllk lhat ls so suited for dressy styles, § 1, 8/11. 44 inches, 8/6. is showing in a fine 'range, of shades | §] ' and in two nice qualities. 36 and 38 1 I NATURAL SHANTUNG is essentially a inches— 14/6. § 5 - Summer Costume Silt, and is ex- 8 § tremely popular for separate silks. , BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA, 38 inches § I « ritam-tting several qualities 9 ' ll - ft/6 n/6 %» »* w 1 | that will give every satisfaction. 34 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' § I inches-6/11, 7/6, 7/11, 8/6. m TRIAON For smvt im fc gtylfls 1 ' I STRIPED FUJI.-For Silks with a smart ihis is i one ot the choiceßt Silks re " g I I stripe there is a decided vogue this ceived 'this season. It has the ap- , 1 S season, and for really useful garments pearance of a heavy-weight Crepe de f, I Striped Fuji is very desirable. It is - Chine, and a beautiful bright finish. • I | in natural Tussore ground with block In shades of Mastic, Silver, Helio., I 1 and fancy stripes in colour. For 0 „,. >*. ~* A J ... L. , ' i I Blouses or Frocks. 29 inches-7/11, Sa *?' Vieux Eose > Bolt,e - 40 lnch « I § 8/11. • . ~/-- 1 I STRIPED LISTA SILK is of a strong CASHMERE DE SOIE is another very 1 § • twill weave, and a good service-giving smart Silk for frocks. It has a I I Silk. It has a white ground with strongly woven back and a Satin face. 1 § coloured hairline and fancy stripes, Showing in Navy, Grey, Nigger, and I § any of which make op into smart „ In . °, n . .;' „,i' 6b ' § I Blouse styles. 30 inches-8/11. Black - 40 ">ches-13/6. : § I WOVEN STRIPED AND CHECK JAP. Ei" ' de ! ifUl 1 § SILK is another excellent Blousing °.™ 16 " 6 nature ; * ha = a «ch I 1 Silk. It is a nice soft make, in col- bn ß nt "msh, and will give excellent a | oured grounds with checks 'and stripes wear. Obtainable in 13 different I s in harmonising shades, 27 inches—4/6. shades. 38 inches—l 4/6, I I il 6' . I 5 § I 1 I I I I Queen Street. ;| 3 / I as