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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17361, 7 January 1920, Page 13

"• 11 ■" mmmtmmfmrnmi tt i n •:!''■'•!■' " ' imiiiWli am nw. —n inmi ■iniini iiiimim i - i ' ■' " T''* 1 "'" "' WMHIiMBrMOJ.WIMOIK n ■i—ima wwi»?w» h ■.■■mill —wr-r^j 1111 l"»"f ■—UMaMMBW—BtBiWtBi—MMaj^WWMMMWHiWtItII H - „>: , 0/ . N EW YEARSAVINGS 10/" ' As IBustratton 111 § |, . ' ;.S . .m." N ,-■ ' . . ... _ - " . „ -- Wiis Style Jiowa a USEFUL COSTUME 1 1 1' 1 WS¥ SK4BT WHITE GABARDINE ' ,W, M *%, j* *% /"Y f*«.« m in White Cotton Gabardine. Wehavo a 1 I I ' OOfiTUJOt, with fine Black . Stripe, '|Jl | ill Mta.iL ifg i lj[E , | m. r|S |T| a few only veiy smart and new styles., j = - 1I ,/ toll collar, belt, it wilstj *elkut, |*V* HI *WV I %**•%* ITVVVIAI*«V which are same as illustration, with 5, § I I *1 U " " I'uiri, finished with, small WHS 9/6. J ' '* slight variation of pockets; the skirts i § I , J *'"»; : •; -■■ . Also, A Window of New Millinery, carrying SSSSKST— j | 1 «jBL a Substantial Price Reaction '§<&&''' I 1 Li', Crepe de Qiane—Tulle and Aerophane Summer Styles ' | S § § . m yS A little <«r!y perhaps, but w» think that at the present time, > price reduction is. much ap- /v 1/ rl\ ~ 1 I I i Mil u^J//} vy\N\ predated, as coming when end of ewam reductions are 41 away head." We ofler on Smartest fl ( V # ! \ = I i | ItU'k] M JkvNi ItiUbery ityles TOW, at » It/* fcedactlw. Our Window Display introduces you to the 'irgei I\ \ / Al \ = i I S (j\)v Hail oflarSng is the department. 1 \l/ »||u \ El | I [$ mMf/j - to addition a tew Smart Bmtast OortomM are included and Illustrated. A glance at the ill tan j flu MJ* \ = I 1 I liv'llm JJ ' dattrtptioxa will libov their ptaS value, tad tto saving to be afiecUd by topping this week* J j § | | 1 Wj :f . 39/6 Styles Reduced to 29/6 = 101- saved ,dlp ni| ' ! I I iilr 1 ' f>mmns 1 Mp' I m [| j j 'J|| • n^OW j^l 1 |J j j = I NOW 49Md 10/- !^ e ar« ehtrsing a first-clasa range ei /*/ I I'l \A „ J~ft\ X * - | J7fV IHUW -S//U D >\Jj MKITS PAN/IMA HATS, cool and W I | U.\ lAf .Very similar to ElustrS- EE 1 C J coraforkble fitting. Moderate Prices ««• k / ' J tion, USEFUL COT- Si M-.—. £7// If)!' BE I Saved -u/6, i*yii, 17/6,21/., 27/6. Manv rSnHnr if ton tussoee cos- 67/6 [Now 0//6 = JU/-_ 3 ? I ■ *V*f*AAJ _|J 1 J // TUMES, set-in BleeveS) _ f | I | I roll collar, belt, and S3-V6w § I | I Value during 1920 f j ! i mr i L T Prices I rfiljf 32/6 I The right class of Drapery for the people, MINUS I 1 ? i "T C u ■' I exorbitant overhead charges and expensive location, will II 3 /x X ' •A ma I• OVA t>rn »«,««,„„ 7 / enable us to continue our policy of " .VALUE FIRST | 1 a Av\ / 4f\i/ As ration, BMABT CNTRIMKES I „ i A\-n T,/iST" 1 = § W'f 19/6 PAHAMA, pith pliable brim j good W AM UAiil.~ s | : \\ / l quality—Special Price, tj 11, V EE i I N \ • EXTREMELY SMABT AND USEFUL (A Few Only) GOOD QUALITY lINE That is Value 1 I trc * r\ with Coloured Tagel bind STBTPED PIQUE COSTUMES, large | 1 | iMTAMffI Mam a fyi a • n< | finifhra Corded Ribbon band to roll collar, belt and pockets, skirts Mwe use the word—in addition oui' established prin- I - I iniants ranama SSHS!*AtiSSr § i I OTA2ITS' OTmmmm PAJTAKAS, Special Price, 19/6. 39/6. Now, »/4. and big factor that insures you agai*ist higher prices. g | ' S M | excellent quality, with pliable brim, 1 Airl • _ I 1 E to fit children 9to 12 months—Special j| i"-' J ' ; . 3 ■ I v ir'- • l .;-, i Y' 11 '-'- gggga — ■■■■■>.' —=i==?iSj^^^ l ' li 7" " '■'■■■" i a=a i ,'."i,, t. 1 ,. 1 = , 1 \J 11 f* /lO VE CC | | 8 Price, 4/U. . fISS LI A// TEZ) * those who can afiord to do so, is to bnywell ihead, | | | Price, 4/11. 4/1 I I KA RAN GAMAPE S A// ND ■ jas prices in the Home market are still advancing. ahead, | | in. mi ■ H .ill. 11 in nTrrrrcmriTn^^ , «^ | f aa: ' ia;>!a^^

.rim« 44 i 1111 w — I .ijff I I I Sideboard, J J I iHnHnßHnii i ♦ The characteristics of the "JACOBEAN" Period Furniture are faithfully portrayed in the ™ X above design of Sideboard- , ♦ 5 .... . i a ) Hero will be found, with an approved discrimination to meet the requirements, customs, and ♦ Hffl spirit of our own age, an interpretation of the culture and intellectual strength reached by de- $]] signers in that period of English history under the Stuart line of Kings, 1603-1688. I WE APPEAL 1 I . . . . ♦ i | jfj to every Ne v Zealander, whatever may be their state in life—rich or poor—to whom the word [§ <$> HOME iB dew, and ask them to maintain the high standard of the old homes across the sea. ♦ ® Never fall below the cherished ideals of the past, but maintain them for the present and fpUTBUe them in the future, and see to it that your home is such that your children may well t| look back in later years with pride on its beauty, and with feelings of joy on its brightness, X M"' ' A j|| and be inspired with its ideals of excellence. g D® The material of which is fashioned our Period Furniture is of the highest class. Great care is (]| II exercised in its selection and preparation. Well-seasoned OAK is specially selected, cut and 11 * dressed by machinery, and thus prepared for the skilful hands of our most experienced artisans, j™ 1 + who only are entrusted with the manufacture of this Furniture, which means that it is made as ♦ i perfect as it is possible for human hands to produce. J I) WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU to inspect our showing of "JACOBEAN" Period Furniture. » j|j 8 Quotations given on application. j I Tonson Garlicky I 1 "ii ! Furniture Designers and Craftsmen, Auckland. | ♦ - II