Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17274, 25 September 1919, Page 11

I 1 Dainty Lingerie gives two-fold pleasure 1 I I when you have made it yourself, especially I 1 I when you have used beautiful and ser- 1 1 I viceable materials such as we mention I § I below. I I Serviceable Cotton and Linen Something to work it with. I I Materials. (W3)— cotton broder — white, ad per 1 I (FI)—TELABLANOA, Win wide, for dainty v skein ; Colours, 3d per skein. § | lingerie, and an' ideal fabric for excellent ROYAL FLOSS, in all shades— pes I | wear. In four qualifies — 1/111, 2/8, 2/6, skein; 3/4 per dozen. § 0 and 2/9 yard. (Ws)— KNITTING SILK, all shades— f | 88-INOH MADAPOLAMS - 1/3, 1/4}, par reel. 1 1 ,„,, »,. - (W6)-DRAWN-TSREAD RINGS-6d, 7d, fld, 1 i (F3)~40<-INOH MADAPQLAMS — 1/11}, 2/6, v to 1/2 pair. I 1 /wi 2/ an- j «;* «« (W7)— PERI LUSTA, White, size B.G.D.— f I (F4)-tA»AHTnLLBS, 40m wide -2/6, 2/9, * skein; 2/4 per doiea. 1 I (F5)-3<&NCH LONGCLOTHS-I/3, 1/4}, 1/6}, (AI) «rJKS TI orS B f XH S*S?. ¥ff?££? 1 § 1/9, 1/10 1/liJ, 2/3 2/6. '»'»•' « COTTON — 200 yds, 2}d reel; 2/3 dosen. | I <FS)-WINCEYITTE - Kin wide, 1/9 and S OO 5d ml - 0r 4 / 10 **»• I 1 ' I 1/11}» 36"»» 2/8. Very suitable for summer . 1 I iwrPSSSm linen lawns, 36m wide-s/ii, Charming Embroideries for J J 3/8, 8/6, 8/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6. Trimming, 1 1 Beautiful Washing Laces. (xd-u-ingh camisole embroidery, in I § „ , ° " Cambric or Muslin — 2/4}, 2/11, 3/3, 3/6, | I (Pl)— Nice Selection of WIRE-WOVEN 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, and 8/9 per yard. § I VAL. LACES AND'INSERTIONS, in all ' (X2)-27-INCH CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY- | i vndUis, from } to 4 inches wide; makes /3 6/9 aad 6/11 per yard . I I ' immSTlTsm laSX' <x3)-27-inch organdie BM--1 IK m» V 9 'peJ yard ' * A"* * ' BROIDERY-3/3 and 3/6 ft yard. I I (P2)-IMITATION MALTESE LACES ABB < X4) J7, 2 J'P?, C ALLOV f R EMBROIDERY- I 1 INSERTIONS are most effective and wear * /U a ° d *J1 " yM *' .«,«.. «*«»**» I 1 well, from Ito 24 inches Prices, 3Jd, (SS) -45 - INCH ORGANDIE &TJSL£H I § 4}d, «*d. Sid, 6*5, 7}d, 7fd par yard, FLOUNCING—7/11, 8/6, 9/6, 19/6, and § (P3)—8.8. TORCHON LACES AND IHSER- I*/ 6 P er £"£«„* ««„«„«*„- -~, I I TION? are very strong and look well. We (X6)—45-INCH VOILE FLOTJNCXNGS — 7/11 I I have & nice range of these?. from A to 3 inches ant */6 per yard. a 1 ' Prices, 3fd, 4Jd, 43d, s|d, 6d, 6id» ( X? ) — 3-INCH CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY I , 7|d, Sid, 814, W, 10} d, ll}d, 1/-, 1/8, 1/8 EDGINGS—I/4J, 1/6}, 2/2, and 2/9 yard. I per yard. I COTTON CLDNY LACES AND INSER- »»«**« TinffnT»?tt R;hhft«e § | TIONS; very strong and durable most suit- Pretty Lingerie Kl DOCSIS, i able for making bvassh-res; 4in, 4Ain, and /TVI . „* , -„ ~. . ,t«, MB m 1 Srulfe** 1/-, 1/2, 1/3, 1/6 1/9, ( feSoNS? ? 6 ?k sd ? cUon . of "^E* 1 ® I 1/11 2/3 per yard RIBBONS, for threadmg laces. We can (P5)-For making dainty Camisoles and Under- ' £«"' *?" Whitc - C ;T m >J k *\ . Pink > ** skirts, we ca£ supply very pretty and effec- Hel '°' «J» * J" 1^ 0 * A™* 1 tive patterns in SHADOW VAL. LACES « the * tt . ra , ctiv e e pattern the Open I(PS) -For INSERTIONS, 2£ inches wide- ose ' ?? u White - 9 r^ ',.^ y ! . Pink ' V skirts, we can supply very pretty and effec- U * l }?> " * ™ n ß e ° f £*^ lfa l designs, such tive patterns in SHADOW VAL. LACES * s the attractive Rosebud pattern the Open AND INSERTIONS, 2* to 5} inches wide- £ ose ' 01 ' }"*" s .^ n °S *™** § Prices, s|d, 6}d, 7}d, Bd, B}d, 9}d, 9}d, Crepe, Butterfly, and a variety of others. 1 1046% 1/-, tfS, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, i/8, i/i The widths ran from i inch «<> a inches I HAND-MADE CHINESE LACES'AND Wlde- | INSERTIONS, in all widths, from } to 3£ BEAUTDFDL PLORAL RIBBONS, in a | inches wide— 6d, 6}d, 78d, B}d, 3d, 10|d, variety of dainty shades, and from 3 inches § | ll}d, 1/-, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4}, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11}, to 5 inches wide. 1 I 2/3, 2/6, 8/11 yard. (D3)-MESSALINE RIBBON—This is the rib- 1 i rn jra-ji ju ' 30U which, on' account of its beautifully 1 § TraCOU Lingerie ready fOr polished surface, is being used in place of I I Wnplcino f ' " Satin for lingerie. We can guarantee Mes- i I *"" 1 *****»• saline for solid wear, and have proved it 1 (WI)—LADIES' TRACED CAMISOLES, in fine absolutely satisfactory when washed. Note 1 I (WI)—LADIES' TRACED CAMISOLES, in fine absolutely satisfactory Cream, Sky, Note I Madapoiam, assorted designs—Magyar, 2/3 these shades: White, Cream, Sky, TurI and if 9 each. Inset Sleeves, 2/11 each. quoiae, Helio.. Pink, Coral, Champagne, B I NIGHTDRESS TOPS, assorted designs, Reseda, Emerald, Cardinal, Scarlet, Brown, f I fine Madapoiam or Cotton Crepe— 2/3, 2/9, Navy, and Vieux Rose; 6 inches wide. S § and S/ll each. 1 § We Pay Postage on Country Orders, i &-SONSUS 8 THE ,IBIG'f TOREII I R oAP

ARRIVAL OF THE FAMOUS "JAY" jSjjL I READY-TO-WEAR. $3^^^^ \Y7E are indeed fortunate in that Wfflk * the shipment from this world- dr famous London house should " l-^-Hk § have arrived during the time of Ink /ff/t j^BßJsitfß^ I Auckland's festivities and her beauti- JI li\ vVI // %9sßffißiW I THE "JAY" MILLINERY is unique. 9 It embodies those lines of gracefulness _________—__^______________________«_____»__^ .._ I which attract without obtrusiveness. The PvAlll«li"A Qill/C in nil ! artistes who designed and made these CXqEISIIC dIIKS ill all I exquisite shapes have given to every lady Fashionable Colourings. the opportunity of obtaining-ready for raSHlOliaDie tOICUriOgS. I instant wear-masterpieces of the millin- •ftJJJ'ttfl! rB/°e USSeUNE - " Mft, JOSS' tan?* 1 ery art, exclusive and unrivalled. There taffeta-u/o. 15/8. 11/1. fe. %£ fttv./w'd I is a charm about the « Jay " Hats which BH AHTUNOS-1/11. 3/6. 3/11. St £&&** " 1 Silk i cannot be translated into words. Only in- "*' «"i. 1!/•.«- i/ii. a M-INOH COLOufteo BHAN . | spection can show how suited they are to ' A i7ii7W?/""i/i. '_% «?ffi BS?- Sale. M £& v*££ I complete a perfect toilette. Wonderful Value in 34-I NCH Kose--1 NINGHAI6-6/11. 7/8, 7/11. CREPE DE CHINES, all col--1 Ladies are cordially invited to see our J* m W _ IIIB ~_.„ SS&. '.$& &22-ift d . 1 selection of charming Millinery, of which MO*i«SELiNE AL plit^T A r« 12/6, 15/ *' M *K~ « T,v " at , fnrm a narr AND OHIFFON TAFFETAS. STRIPED BLOUSE SILKS. I the Jay HatS torm a part. BLACK „„.,*<,„, ... .. Wod «"»««-»»1 yard. ■ BLACK MOUSSELINE-18/6, M „. 12/ 15/8. 16/11. STRIPED CREPE DE I B^. K l4/ g AET 1 A «/T ""' CHI " E -"* *** »'« >*"» IButterick Patterns. ! _ .1 C f"*l « 1 These splendid pattern* are a boon WYfe 1 H IIHI «4& SE& II *8 dS*™! lf*_l _t!3_ Vll ■ to the home dressmaker, especially Vh. ]| Q » I g II M -#M *» BSBBi ill li ■■■ill C? ■ I where children's clothing is .to be mil 111 ViA i H%-IAVA IV I pQE '- ed - 1/1, Wholesale and Family I ±SL *" RESTOCKS EYELASHEEN rp PEACOCK AND SON, Ophthalmic Op- ft *- OF ALL TIMBER'S I Eyebrows. beautifying them naturally. J- • ticiajjs. iIS, Qu«eti St. (near Victoria- • 8 a:! Drug and To. lei Stores or mailed St.). Sight tested by most improved method*. «r& „„„,„ „,„„., I post paid, 3/8. Spectacles accurately fitted. Artificial Eyes UL BEST TERMS. * B chemical Import Co., Hi|h St., Aaeklud. of all colours in slock. Nautical and bur- Elßq iimio mi ■■■■■ ■■wimiho veyora' Instrument* in stock and repaired, j » I —-■—"—-——- »-^^»^bw™