Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 7 (Supplement)

Monday's Dress and Coat Fabric Specials. x %,W^^ J Mondays Cotton Fabric Specials. White Cotton Gabardine, 40in. wide-Usual Price, 4/11. Sale Ji SUMMER COTTON FABRICS, AT BARGAIN PRICES. Price, 2/11. Monday's Price, 2/2 yard. \ N ■flfW Iff Art Silk, in Pink stripes only, 39in. wide-Usual Price, 5/11." jjfft I low price; 36in. wide-l/9{-yard. Sale Price, 1/6£ yard. Heavy Wool Mixture Tweed, 39in wide—Usual Price 4/11 Sale 3^l : SI Immm §H be supplied in the following:—Pink, Red, Light and Dark Blue Puce, 2/11-1. Monday's Price, 2/4$ yard. 3f vmk fffß B Ml'- y wide-l/6-j, l/9-i-. Sale Price, 1/4^. All-Wool Striped Tweeds, 50in. wide-Usual Price, 7/11. Sale J lllfl If I I KB»1 K Selkip.-Something special. An assorted lot of this well-known Price 3/111 Mnnriau's Prirp If mmm Ifflffltittitrra g? Cloth to clear. White grounds with neat Blue and Black bpots; A Iw i V I IX 2' n " u,IUd / 5 rrite, js/iit, ydra, wtiiifi tg | Elll f j mini imtjtnr jgs , , . ,_. ,P ,y - «■ . ,< ni A- . 'Aijwnni T..,nnric ■ * •i* • r.l •n i i n, i ill 111 911§& fill Isl rffM jS, Wl Nattier, Tussore, Khaki, Light and Dark Grey, and Blacks; AU-Wool Tweeds, winter weight, in Plain Colours, also Checks; Jj MM ffl& fMuffl |p 9«in w dp—2/3 2/6 Sale Price 1/9 vard 54-56 iii. wide.—Usual Prices, 8/11 and 9/11. Monday's Price, lj§i t il^ /::[ BIT g {jjijiji llllllllllr Crepeolla.— A Crepe-finished English cloth, Cream grounds, smart &n u/aai w/«.nf«j •in it) i r.- • i tt i 1:1 fffttffri stripes. Rapidly selling out; i!Bin. wide—l/ 9. Sale Price, All-wool Worsted, in Mole and Brown only, o4m. wide—Usual Jim I f ■ Byif 1/3 3 vard J - b ' Price, 12/11. Sale Price, 10/6. Monday's Price, 8/11. \sßk Hi BIIP jJIPk A 1 !.., .n , .. /XT r , » , v. ~ , ... ~ /nSaafffgg Stripe Crepe, English make. Cream grounds, with neat Blue and AU-Wool Gabardine N Z manufacture) in Brown only, 58m wide Black stripes; 27in. wide-Usuallv 1/3}. Special, Bfd. — usual Price, 18/11. bale Price, 15/11. Monday's Price, .■<*»->* r \\ \ \ Special.—lndigo Print, one yard wide, in Plain Navy only. This ». . • 0,. ~- -at t. , « .„. ~ tt » is a Q ext, ' a w ide print, and only a limited quantitv to clear. Mohair Gabardine, in Navy, lawn and Grey, 50m. wide-Usual , Owto pai-Iv 1/0 Salp Pricp \\H vard Price, 14/11. Sale Price, 10/6, Monday's Price, 7/11 \, ma W% W A T Mrder eariy-i/y. bale nnce, n,d yara. AU-Wool Blanket Coating, in Brown, Helio., and Blue Grey-Usual mm mi M m BjL H *»#»»#« gs * i Price, 12/6. Sale Price, 10/11, Monday's Price, yard. kJB B W*J | jTf fl i Monday S Manchester Specials. 56-itrich Indigo Serge, beautiful quality—Usual Price, 16/6. Sale , ,____ 36-inch " Spero " Longcloth— This is a pure cloth and exceptional Price, 13/6. Monday's Price, 12/8. = nw "—B value— 9/11 dozen. JLJE »• r\/> All-Wool Crimean Shirting, 30in. wide; a nice qualitv in Light Monday's Silk Specials. iVlOliaay Will QG a <*** pounds with Blue st riP e-4/ii yard. # 1 T\ Navy Blue Pla ' din §' 30in.—3/11 yard. Coloured Silk Ninon, exceptional value, showing in Emerald, A I 1 JAV Henna, Champagne, Light Grey, Saxe, Vieux Rose, White, SMFIUkg t " Clydella," 20-30 in. wide, in either Plain Cream or with neat Black, 40in. wide—Usually 4/6. Monday's Price, 2/11£ yard. stripes; an unshrinkable union of wool and cotton; very suitable ' n t4 ~ n; o n/> Clf\n>Ae± for Blouses, Pviamas, or Children's wear— l/ 11 yard. Coloured Crepe deChine.-We are showing very good value in this lfl ° Uf FICCC IaOOCIS department. popular silk fabric; a splendid range of colours, 40in. wide- Wnn „ pn n . P « MatPHals Silks Cotton Dress Materials and Heavy-weight Shirting Flannelette, 29m. wide, m fairly dark Usually 8/11, 10/6, 11/6, .13/6., Sale Price, 7/11, 9/9, 10/6, W ° o,,en DreSS Mater ' a ' s ' S ' ,ks ' ™T Dress Mater,a,S and stripes; a superior (< service" weave-1/11i yard. 12'6 yard. Manchester.Goods. t „ .■. . . ... , -. ( r „ Bleached Huckaback, 23-24 in—At 1/3 and 1/6 yard. A Special Coloured Silk Georgette, showing in a complete range of dainty You cannot afford t0 ,et 8 Wrtamly. of saving money slip PHce , colours for evening wear; 40in. wide—Usually 7/11. Sale by without taking advantage of it. The bargains will astonish you. Price, 7/2 yard. „, ..„ Al . ,«. n • «•-.*«« Harvard and Oxford Shirtings—A superior quality at 1/6 yard. 1 ' J There are still thousands of Sale Bargains offering in every one Coloured CB. Satin.—A' splendid hard wearing quality, suitable for of our twenty-six departments. Loom Linen Damask, 58in, wide—An unbleached damask of pure underskirts and costume lining; 38in. wide—Usually 9/11. 9 linen, and very special value at 4/11 yard; a limited quantity Black Pailette Silk. —This line is the best value in Black Dress Silks * f ' " 32 " inch Brown Linen Hollant, - 1 /9i yard. This well-known cloth offered since pre-war days, and we have only a limited quantity ff&MML Hlf lfrlfjf needs no description as to its usefulness and strength. The left: 35m.'wide—Usually 10/11. Sale Price, 7/11 yard. value is wonderful too.

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