Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18020, 20 February 1922, Page 4

!I. A. BRADSTREETI | 102, 104, 106, 108 Karangahape Road, Auckland. | t 9 I The following Special Lines are well worth attention. I I GREAT REDUCTIONS. I 5 fcr * s I Boys' Tweed Knickers, for boys from 10 years to 14 years w 0 specially direct your attention to the following line | £ only—3/11 pair. j n Bgyj. Knickers, made from good strong Navy H $ Boys' Cottonade Knickers, for boys 8 years to 12 years— Serge, lined throughout; made by the best manufac- q $ 5/6 pair. turer— * S % Sizes 3 to 6—9/11 pair. £ | SHOWROOM BARGAINS. SiSSSSBfe I 6 Children's Washing Frocks, in pretty fancy Ginghams— %\ * Age 4, Price now 5/11; 6, now 6/11; 8, now 7/6; 10, HOSIERY AND CORSET DEPT. £ v now 8/6; 12, now 9/6; 14, now 9/11; 16, now 12/6. $ * Ladies' Cotton Magyar Overall Frocks, in Jazz and Men's All-wool Knitted Halt-Hose—Now 2/3. Another Q £ Stripes—Now 6/11 each. line —2/6. * £ K line of White and Oreme Moire Underskirts-Now 3/11 Men's Striped Cotton Hall-Hose-Now 1/11J pair. G Vi each to Clear. Ladies' a>id Children's Bathing Caps—Now 1/11J each. # fv Light Gronnd with Dark Stripe Cambric Blouses—Now Black Cotton Hose, in 9, 9J, and 10 inches-Now 1/6} S £ 4AI each. pair. * S Silk Oapoline Jumpers. Shades: Sky, Helio., Grev, Shell Black All-wool Flain Cashmere Hose—Now 3/11 pair. <d S Pink V. Rose, Apricot, Verv dainty-now 8/11 Black Silk Ankle Hose-Now 3/6 pair. * g each. " Whit e sl 'k Ankle Hose-Now 3/6 pair. g S Whits Voile Jumpers, hemstitched round neck, sleeve, 1/1 Bibbed Black Wool and Cotton Hose—Now 2/11 pair. * L and waist—Now 6/6 each. £ $ A few left of our 10 Morae Heavy White Jap Silk Blouses MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, a » —14/11 each. S ft Woven Silk Jumpers. Shades: Grey, V. Rose, Light SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. a St Grev Black. Special Price to Clear—Now 84/- each. At g '»"* * 10 Pieces only of a Heavy Plain White Sheeting, 80-inch- jf | UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. „ >q n T.m s„ M «. s - I % White Cotton Chemise Vests, in Women's, short sleeve— Now 3/4. 2 ft Now 2/3. 9 Pieces Only—7o-inch Heavy White Twill Sheeting—Now a Ladles' Heavy Cotton Suntex Vests, short sleeves, full 2/8 yajrd. 2 ft size—Now 3/3. 10 Pieces—Very Superior White Twill Sheeting, 54-inch— a >& Ladies' Heavy Cotton Suntex Vests, short sleeves, open Now 3/11 yard. & £ fronts; in O.S.—Now 3/11. 4 Pieces Only—7o-inch White Twill Sheeting—Now 2/6 @ >& Ladies' White Cotton Chemise Vests, no sleeves—Now yard. %< £ 2/3. 5 Pieces Onlv—s4-inch White Twill Sheeting-Now 1/11}. @ * Ladies' Navy Woven Cotton Bloomers—Now 2/11 pair. 10 Pieces Only—3l-inch White Calico—Now 9/9 dozen. # £ Strong Lace-lrimmed Dawso)es, square neck, with sleeve* 200 Yieccs D»)y-35-)rjch Strong White Oalico—Now ft ! § —Now 4/fi each. 12(6 dozen. A bargain. # , i ' Jfooray! Custards ! Give tlie kiddies custards—there is no liner dessert for young constitutions in warm weather. Custards form a most suitable It is a very easy matter to summer dish because they have a cooling effect on the blood, prepare rich Custards Hot puddings have just the reverse effect—they tend to make with Edmonds Custard the young folk overheated—a condition which every mother Powder. Simple direo ]n OW& t 0 be a danger and detriment to health, tons are given on the tin. £wTv«' aVthTeS E(lmonds Custard P ° wder enaWeS y ° U t0 make de,ic,,oUS CUBtarJl round—in cold weather ft economically and -without bother. Edmonds Baked Custard or is ideal for the making Cup Custard is ideal for serving with stewed fruits—or the of rice, sago, vcrmacilli Baked Custard is in itself a complete dessert. end bread-and-butter puddings. The nearest — WPfr. m. IP JL »■■■«. jvm store will supply you M% il TU&tTn Hi llsfTt with Edmonds Custard J/PfflLMJf ltk U Powder-ajk for a bo, «■ rncT 1 ri -. M » CUSTARD *^ JL# powder Us * s PU re wholesome—unequalled for its delightful flavour, its $fisMssfijjiL nutritive properties and its economy. Keep a good supply in the house—Edmonds Custard Powder is the happy solution | a., j of the warm-weather-dessert problem. Imported lines are dearer, not because of their quality, but because the? I »-KH !* ave . l 0 p ? y Cus,omß Dul y- Edmonds » madc "» N-Z. and is not only bsst but cheapest • ffl|^£|pW[llillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll f mm^"™'^*^^ hw THE MODERN RANGE I'OR THE MODERN HOUSEWIFE I SHACKLOCK'S A delicious "AD I AN" Aas "spicy" as the \ UKIUJI Orient itself. \ RANGE Once YOU try " Pan \ Will Burn Llgnlts and Givs Splendid V n»U U A II 1 Results In CooNlng and Baking. Yan, other branas win ■ Agk your i roDmo „ gor to show you one fail to tempt you. 1 H E SHAUKLOCK, Ltd. Prepared only by Mac I AUCKLA w N E D AND onochie's of London. I u * ELUS It MANTON. LTD., Wdlintn, / „. .so A m / ELZLMA. \/Aft,i RADI ° LOTION AND rAN #Afl OINIMENT. ■J* ™" t-m A guaranteed c ur « lor ft ll kind » ol 1/i/iTiinn i A 7iAm Eczema and Skin Diseases. Hundiedl T ICKT.FS £* of sufferers cured weekly and cured pef ■• | IVIILiL()J«>*jrVVkVI-s manently The distresfins irritation u relieved on FIRST APPLICATION. - Lotion and Oirrtmint, 6/-1 Post, 1/2«xtr«. MADAME AMIE, 23, Smeeton's mugs, Queen Street, AUCKLAND. < "—" ——^_————— - RANGES A New Afteroooo Tea Biscuit uJsSSSsJIS:^ ~ '" — —————— — All Other Sizes in Stock. Also. Second-hand in all makes. Om —■■■.»■■ ihkk n-i\— „ iu_ %» Repairs in all branches executed with AT (T* O| O Ot! VK —*' if \ i ml fShWr I H STONEX AND WHITE, iWa i fiflg hT% 1 1H . 'Phone 1298, Wakefield Street. / 1 I V/ 111 4^,/1 ALL GROCERS " Y ° U WiSh T ° Se " Anything by Auction see us about Manufactured by THE PHOENIX CO., Ltd „ A, : ctloneerß for ° v " ? ty FZ J v/vr., mjiu. Our lons experience and splendid Local A R«nt: FRED. H. HOUGHTON, 43 Cotton™ St. oreanisation ensures succewiul sales. ———■i————— RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD.. Auction and Land Department, I Elliott Street (nut Old City Markets).