Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18026, 27 February 1922, Page 4

~,..„-,.'.... ~.. , IJ A BRADSTREET § . ■ ... ...'.. '--• ■ ■ * I 102, 104, 106, 108 Karangahape Road, Auckland. I I I | COSTUME DEPARTMENT. HOSIERY SPECIALS. 1 S A Special Line o! Strong Black Cotton Hose; good value. @ I FOUR SHAPES OF SPECIAL -Two Pairs for 2/11. A Bargain. f » INTEREST IN LADIES' ' Stron S ■ Blaok Cotton Hose, "Hawley's Dye," splendid | J k J ' value.—Only 1/11J paU. | * COSTUMES, a Special Line of Black Wool and Cotton Hose, strong | H ■' -wearing, good colour.—Reduced to 2/6 pair. a |iTO be C!eai*ed at 39/9 Each. A Special Line of Silk Ankle Hose, in Black, White, | a _ ■ _--. Pearl Grey and Gabardine shades.—Reduced to 3/6 * | All Orte Price. pair. | S ' - , ' All-wool Oreme Cashmere Hose, fine quality, splendid ■£} B 10 Only All-wool Grey Tweed Costumes, step collar, belt value.—Reduced from 9/11 to 8/H pair. * |- all round, 39/9. Men , a Blaok oasnniere H alf Hose; extra spliced toes and I flO Only, All-wool Mixed Tweed Costumes, 39/9. heels; All-w001.—3/11 per pair. J| | .. 01y, mm, IM T»l Wm». »/»• S, «*£" '"*' 1 B 6 Only, All-wool Blaok Serge Costumes, S.W. size only. j| t 39/9 each. •'•-,,• % * The above Costumes are all lined. See Window. GLOVES. | fl2 Only, Size 7 and 8, Strong Navy Serge Costumes, lined, Black Lisle Gloves, in sizes 5J and 6 only.-Two Pairs for | | suitable for small women and maids.-29/9 eacf. 2 /3' A Bargain. g d , . _, Grey Lisle Gloves, sizes 64 and 7.—Reduced to 1/6J pair * | 100 Only, Silk Capollne Dainty Jumpers. Shades: Sky, valu6 - ' g * Shell Pink, Apricot, Helio., Groy, V. Rose.-Now, ' * g 8/11 each. ' I* n 8 Qfowi, in Pastel and Black.—Now 5/6 per pair. t75 Only, White Voile Jumpers, hemstitched.-Now, 6/6 Just a few Long Silk Gloves, in Black and Beaver. # | each. Sizes, 7 and 7| only.-Now 9/11 pair. g J£ TV $50 Only, Black and White Check Muslin Blousee.—Re- A Line of Short White Kid Gloves. Sizes 6i toj7J.- | | ' duced to 5/11 each. No ", 9/11 pair. « at * g a "MotKer aslcerj wlietlier I would have Custard or Fruiti | j i and I said' Both!' What's the use of fruit without custard Try these —might as well ask a fellow to eat plum pudding without Custard Recipes a bit of cream or sauce on it 1 But I think mother only «— asked me that for'fun, 'coz I caught her winking at Bet." To make a Ctutard Every wise mother will see that the children have plenty of tale enough to mix im'ooth delicious, wholesome custard made withi Edmonds Custard Powder. one large demtspoonful of . No dessert could be more appreciated by the little ones—nothing I EdmondiCwtard Powder, { could be more nourishing—or more easily prepared. , wettea wm amder oi ../ ■''•'.;, V the milk to taite (»y, a ■ A■. V> L/O'l /\ K. LI A pour immediately into jug. wiwm POWDER %*? When cold, place inilawi '"'••' n i .... . I Edmonds Castard, makes appetising Baled Custards, and Cup Custards, inimitable in I withittwedprunu !' flavour, and unequalled for purity and nutritive value. It makes a | andfiga ■ . complete dessert, is very popular for serving with stewed fruits, § Barely covet fruit with \ and is of every-day usefulness in preparing Rice, Sago, and Bread* w WJ,er « 8U 8« to taite. { and-Buttei Puddings. Aik to-day for Edmonds. . | Simmer ,iU ,end « Nth J * , ~.,., : >, . ~ , ... 1 no addition of water), then f Imperted lines ire dearer, not beeaua or tneir quality, but because the» have to pay i Krve f.\^ a „, co j,j Cuisomt Duty. Edmonds it nidi ft N.Z. and is not only best but cheapest B .. , ''

• J?f\T%Y\ DEALERS for AucUfand District ;; FUKLI UNIVERSAL MOTOR CO., LTD. C 8 H T A ffi v f,;;■ ; ; ; - People who are dependent upon 1 trains cannot avoid wasting valu- \ able time. l \ Get a Ford J-j and you can travel where you like, Wyffi^fr |; when you like, and in complete % comfort. The Ford has proved y itself reliable, economical and com- \I 1 ~.;•' fortable, doing all that is asked of wT J \ it, and requiring very little attention. \/y ) ° WAIKATO DEALERS: S. TOMBS & CO. HAMILTON. a |. ~,.,,,,;;,,.....'.-.., . . j

fAVERYn I WEIGHING MACHINES I ■ From 200 ton Weighbridcta down to I | B»lanc«8 that wolgh a humm hair, and I H all types betveoc. lutalthese maohinea I || for absoluUily oorroct weight. Write H A Australasian Scale Co. Ltd. I H Ka Hoi 942, Wjilllntlon. 1 1

LADIES! LADIES! Your opportunity to purchase | Pure Chinese and Other Silks and LADIES'TOILETWARE. To be sold at LOW Prices s> choice selections of Silk Blouses, ladles Hose Velvet Goods, Chinese Taney Glassware, und Fancy Goods of all descriptions, etc. GIVING UP BUSINESS., TREMENDOUS PRICE REDUCTIONS. STOCKS MUST BE CLEARED. WONG SHEE & CO., 32s queen st.

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