Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17843, 26 July 1921, Page 9

--« a .,, 81^8^?G SFloor " CoVeringS ' _. Hosiery Throwouts. -;j:::::" lxi:zz, :: Fmal opportunities. ~---<~ -«--*— **- _ £ach - an Ue B ° rdei ° aIj ' Bft - x iOft-Usual Price 45;'-, Sale Price, 32/= —-■— —. Women's Black Hand=finish Cashmere Hose; not all wool, but strong serviceable stockingvZ STJS d6SigDS ' * Blue «* B — -louring 9 f, x 12 f,_Usual w Th ? ~ TtaWre * ** *»' " * Do not delay your purchasing w TSWpSSf7S!^. Hose ' seamless ' fast dy " medium weight ~ That ™ e **• Kapok Bedding. as these thrift chances wffl . ~ s &SSJSSs!?^^ ,,^toM!he,iwl,lww Kapok Mattress, 3ft wide .in»l» «•-. en i •«. i , .. HOt COHie ag&Ill for a Ion? Women's Plain Coloured Cashmere Hose, seamless; Grey, Tans, Gabardines, and Browns-ticking-Usual Price 33/^i^^.J 1 * bert «d covered wift Btrong •**«« IUI <* ">"S That were 6/11. Throwout Price, 3/11 pair. Kapok Mattress, double size, covered with strong Q,en -, ... . x , , ' - time. ' WomenT s Lisle Hose, medium weight, serviceable stockings, in Black, White, Pearl Grev Ka Price 49/, Sale Price, 39/6 S ° g a ° d filled Wlth best ka P ok Khaki, Tans, and Browns-That were 3/11. • Throwont Price, I/10i pair. \ *' apok Pillows, covered with strong ticking-Usual Price 3/11. Sale Price, 2/11 each Women's Coloured Artificial Silk Ankle Hose; Grey, Browns, Tans, Nigger, and Champagne »*>. l i,l,M', ,'Tf ft —That were 4/11. Throwout Price, 2/loi pair. *~-. W*Wit !1! ''Wflllll.kS '// ~ r-g e _ r ___ Jl|F lif /%&,, i Black Dress Materials, " oif 4 -' RartTa : n<! in m u nt * F r „ &■■ . ,/> - oargains in unhnecl rur Collars. MANY ABOUT HALF-PWCE.-ALL HEAVILY SEDUCED. , % UnHnedtt.r C ° UarS ' ""* t0 ° D Bkck &Dd Bro — Eo * 9 15/11, now Black Radianta, 40m. 5/11. Reduced to 4/11 per yard. . / %//r?WWVfiox'-4{"\'k \ * Unlined Fur Collars, shaped, several sizes, in Fawn "or Blaek-21/6. Now, 14/Ti. -.Brack Poplin. On account of their good looking and good wearing properties these are de- 1"""""™"'" *"" k. ' " nU,WI Fnr Col,ars ' P added > correct sha P es Black only-29/6. Now, 22/6. servedly popular fabrics; 40in. wide—Usually 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/6 8/6 9/6 Reduced to B k „ Fur Unlincd Collars, padded, large, full shape-That were 39/6, now 29/11; 47/6, now 3/6,4/2,4/11,5/6,6/3,6/8. ' Foilf I &CS* 1 < 35/=; 65/-, now 52/6. Black Sicilian ,r . aCCOpeCiaiS. H Black Brown, and White Far Trfmming-lin. wide, 3/11, now 2/11 ; Uin. wide, 4/11, now macKMCUian. Good wearing and dust repelling, these goods are always in demand: 40in Shadow Val i» M «. a x + , • , ™ M 3 11; 2m. wide, 5/1 1, now 4/6 per yard. wide—Usually 5/6 and 6/6. Reduced to 3/11 and 4/11 7 ??, ,* , ces ' £ ood patterns, 2h to 4 mehes wide—That were 1/3, M w .,. T.. M _ . ' ' v 3 1/6, and i/n. Throwout Price, all per yard. ' g " hite Ermine Fur Trimming- Jin. wide, 2,11, now 2/44; lin. wide, 4/11, now 3/11; Blark flahflrrfinp A ru • xi j . S ' il" 1 - Wl de, 5/11, now 4/6; 2in. wide, 6/11, now 4/11 per yard.* mitJSSI- mJTSwS £?s* a y pncei 40m - wide _ UsuaUs HM , d r?f Ch i M La r a^ d Insera<ras > *°° A *-*— 1 Wi<u F » r "-** ■»*• a » d **—*». w . m , *. „*.,«,« 0 „ w ,«„ sto llf inches wide—That were 1/6 to l/ 11. Throwout Price, 1 lid 1 per yard; 6in. wide, 18/11, now J4/3 per vard. - DQr vurd s Black Tricot Gabardine. This is a Wool Mixture material with a diagonal cord- excellent „:a*\!. nl * n » • , 3 value; 42in. wide—Usually 8/11. Reduced to 4/6. - ' eXCellent Wider Widths, 21 to 36 mches-That were 2/6, 2/11, 3/6/ and 3/11. Throwout Price, all' 1/1 if per yard. M FaKvi R * Black Serges. We are showing some really wonderful values in these serviceable goods. 364ncU White and Paris Bretonne Net fin y™ * 1 TaDXIC ValOVe tSargaillS. Secure your requirements while the prices are so low— ti™» *t> i ~ Cretonne Net, fine make—That was 2.11. .■«,.,...„„ 40in. wide—Usually 8/11. Reduced to 5/11. Throwout Price, 1/= per yard. j ( Women's Fabric Gloves. The last of a big line of all colours, White, Bearer. Brown, Grev, 54in. wide-Usually 15/11, 17/11, 19/11, 27/6. Reduced to 7/11, 12/11, 14/11, M/tt 36=inch White and Cream Bretonne Net e*tr n fi vtw -•'I w & . Black ~ They W6re ljUh pain Throwont Price « 4 * d P air; 3 P airs f ° r 1/= - .„.,--,„ All , , ■ • ThrowoS ThE%W * ,llm 1 Wo^ n ' sColour f dStOut £ abricGloves ' White, Beaver, Cream, Grey, Brown, and BlackBlack Gabardines. All wool goods, at prices which compel attention— P y * W That were 2/11 P air - Throwout Price, 1/. pair. 2aS: ulfcusually Reduced !o iJSI' M,,, ,„ g Wa j^ B^*^ t JS2f tf Gloves •, Cha . m P a S ne > W bite, Brown, Beaver, and Black 54in. wide—Usually 25/6, 26/6, and 27/6. Reduced to 19/11, 19/11, and 21/=. r>w,i f »„ !°r°" „ ' ' ° " Children's White AU-wool Finely Knitted GlOves, all sizes, 3to 6—That were 2/11. ThrowBlack Permo. A really desirable fabric with a good finish, rendering it dustproof. A nice ° Ut * H Pair '' 2 PaifS f ° r 1/= " weight for Costumes, etc.; 56in. wide—Usually 19/11. Reduced to 14/11. „,„«"««* vw ~„,, .. * Women's Duplex Imitation Suede Fabric Gloves, in Beaver, Pastelle, Light Grev, Mole, and * /Mm., ,ss,;^£Z^-*-~i' §M% were 6/11. Throwout Price, 4/11 pair.

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