Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18364, 3 April 1923, Page 8

v..,,. .■-:■ ... ■ ■ ..■••,.-,■.-.:■;..'■■•• -•■ ■■>■»■■■:*■'■■■■'. ■ •_■ •• ::;*;•;;;;;;;- i , -Pi i f•s Silk and Dress Fabrics Great Variety of New Weaves and Colours Buying as we do in huge quantities from the world's leading sources of supply, and 3j paying prompt cash for every yard of f material, we are. in the r position to offer silk and ( •*.** drew fabrics of the highest quality at Auckland's lowest prices., ' - * Silks. \ Silks are in greater demand Beautiful Georgettes, thai ever yßlack' Mouwellne Pailettft: ex- ■ '.;;;; than ever for afternoon, dance, popular fabric. Obtainable in ■>. . ceptional value; 36 inches and evening frocks, and dainty all colours; 40 inches—7/11 7/11,, 8/11, 9/3.1 yard. > lingerie. Wo have an excep- . yard. " /.■'.', Louis Velveteen, famous .svery- - ■■ tionally fine range of the highest ■ ■ -y ~«_.» ■ where for its beauty and splcn-.• :» quality Silks of dependable tex- All Silk Crepe de Ohlne, the did wearing qualities soft and ....--_ : ! ture, flawless weave and rich -i most durably Silk for evening *■•■:■;;■ rich in finish, and most suit- ' . beauty. ' ' or day wear; showh in all the : ,;■',• able for dresses. rln all col- . ,v 'best colours; 40 inches—ll/6, ours, and Black; 22 inches I ; "Satin Broches, for evening wear, 12/6 yard.-, wide. x * ' - in Maize, Apricot, Pink, Sky, '■ £r. k ■■:.... ''_ ; t , < Unrivalled! Velveteens, in Nig- v Helio., flame, Grey, Navy, C Striped ■ Chiffon Taffetas, ; . ; te „ er> Kingfisher, Fawn, and v, '•'•-. ■ Nigger, and Ivoryj" 36 inches v Black, Nayy v - Brown, and -' Slack? :27 inches, v l ". wide—From 12/6 yard. .■■■■"■.■•'v"--,:-<--:Preyf.: 38 inches—l 4/6, 17/6 • ;trnrivalled . Velveteen, m Nig- .* .-'.'..■• , yard. ' - • ger, < Fawn, Brown, Jade, -i Oriental Satin, in all the latest «,._,„,,- Monsselines in all cot- Tango, Saxe, Kingfisher, and .j. I colours, in great demand for Striped Mousaelibes, .in.all col- , B]ack> 36 inches. ; , . r evening wear; 36 inches— ours; 3& inches— 15/6 ohifton Velvet, in all colours* •yard.'..:'" yard. for millinery and trimmings. ..; Dress Fabrics. Pure Wool Mignonette Cloth, a Our well-known Dress Depart.: Pure Wool Vellour Coating, in ; lgh™ghtwool fabric, suit- ment-the largest of its kind ;in ; Nigger, : MidßrawnLight -. ,> able for inexpensive * Coat , the, Dominion-is replete ¥ with V.^^^^V^' Saoca, Kingfisher, : ' ' S Flocks; and also ideal for the latest and most popular ma- . Light Grey, Dark Grey, - , chUdren's wea?j in Nigger, teriafe for Autumn and Winter »***», Mastic, Mole and Nat J We Fawn Grey Coats, Costumes, Frocks, and Navy j S4-ittch-12/6 yard. ' , • SS mt and Masticl 40 other garments. 'All the newest Valour gating in all! Fawn or yard. weavehnd shades'ar* fully re* ground, |aint Mignonette Oloth, finer; quality, r pagtel Shades, in JUftntwelgat ?.. SjWp'alar for Coats or Capes; ' ; : :, same shades as above—4/11 ':,,v? Velour, for Opera Coats, etc.,*- 86 Inches wide-i-laV*!, 17/6, " yard. ; ' "' in j a de, < Orange, : Kose, .10/6 yard. ~ ' ;. t '•»»'!.* m twii. »*.A Cherry, Tan, and Mauve;. 64 Sued* finish Velour, in shades Pure Wool Pine Poplin Cord, v ; inches—l 7/6 yard. v 'v' : ;of..-:-Fawns Greys, , Sax*, ; :: k •;..-.v, in. Fawn, Mole, • Grey, Saxe, .-. .... '■* i*B?it,i -'i : t! Henna, Nigger, and > Mid Brown .Nigger, and Pure Wool J el^^ ht * ei g*' Navy; 54-inch-21/6 B |nd 23/6 • " - Navy; 44 inches-7/li yard. . for Frocks, Skirts, or Cos- , yard. . t '■■-..': . ~..■-.;. tumes; in Greys, Mole, •:■■;;.■:: ~--'--''-'-*i-: ' : ^^'-ii:--■ ■"!' -i ~' " ■''"■■'■'•' Our ; Famous Suedena < Finish • a Fawns, Browns, Electric Blue, ft£°%£&jg ?** {gSg?M - ; _ - : .v. GabaraMermade from fine - Elephant -Nigger, and Mastic ™™ .fiS^g a s • a Biscnit, Mas- -li/6 yard. - ■ gj^! Sof S'r femora ■-•; f ■' V . tic, Fawn, Sand, f AssottmeJit c, Smart &&«&?%?&. "I - Tan, Mid Brown, Nigger, Light I Stripe and Check Fabrics, all ffl v B ffi 'dyls and 4l not ■;v Mid and Dark Grey, Light; &-56.incb, tin- Fine Foule, Jno fc y ot Arink t. & and Mid Saxe v Blue, King- Gabardine, and Light-weight Wool ' Serge ; 40ifi—4/6. t' ■■■•■■■:- fisher, Mole, and Navy; 54 Serge. Stripes 'and. Checks pure Wool French ; Botany I and 56-ineh— yard. »: are very popular for Coat v ■• g erjfe n __$/$$ ' : sss**F**- *°* SM °° "Sn m** ««. r , .I • ' "/ll yard. suitable Weight for Coat I Sedan Cloth, permanent finish, Blanket Coating, in Nigger, Mid Frocks; 54in.—10/6, 12/6, | : suitable for Frocks, Costumes, ":/ : Brown, Dark Grey,. Mole, and ' 13/6, 14/6. , ■: or Coats; in Navy, Nigger, Saxe: 54-inoh—7/ll yard. ;■ V Pure Indigo Oo&tlug Serges, for ! Mastic, Fawn, Saxe, Grey, Pure Wool Veltrar Coatings, in Costumes; - 56-88 m. — 14/6,. Mole, and Black; 56 inches— same shades, as abovej 54- ' 15/6, * 17/6, 19/6, 21/6, 23/6 ■\ : ; : 16/6 yard. ' . \ inch—l 6/6 yard. yard. - i 1 ' ?■■•',' Butterick Patterns with the Write or call for patterns of V The S. and C Sewing; Machine ' ; -;■'••: Delior are simple and exact; materials, stating dearly ths is simple in construction, easy terial (that is absolutely n6ces- purpose the : fabric is required. 07':Sawing Machines -aire in sary. lWe have all the .latest We send patterns, post; free, to use in the- Auckland -Province' styles in Butterick Patterns. any address upon request. alona. Guaranteed 10 years. 'v Smith and Caughey Ltd Wholesale and Family Drapers, Queen Street, Auckland

Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair r . ■" ""'. ' .',,-' .. , -.',-■■. ■-■■ < ■ ■ ■.■■ •■■ : : ■■ ' Soaps should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair» looking its best. Many soaps, prepared shampoos, and shampoo powders, contain too much free alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins ifc ; The best thing for steady use is Mulflified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you can use. »,.'■« '• Two or three teaspoonfnle of Mulsifled in a cup with a little tepid viter is sufficient to cleaiise the hair and scalp thoroughly. . Simply' moisten ihe hair with water and rub the MuJeified Jnm lt makes ,*n abundance of rich, creamy lather, which linses • out • easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt-; dandruff, and excess : oil; The hair dries quickly, and i.ly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous* fluffy, % and i easy to manage. •"■. ■■''',";■' ~'"<: . ". v - ■ get ><*^^^sak MuJsified cocoanut S*KS&£%B* oil shampoo from /^^S^!^gf^\ any . chemistit is 3»»ti!^*s^MH|l inexpensive, and a sJfijSt KJaMg) - few ounces will sup- » j^flSlSH^'' ply every member of *• ||}llsiS^^O the family for I sljcll *ffls&&M' ' months. . Be sure | OHI SlfflOwk-' your chemist gives > 5 gSjjjl tß&frE&ffk* you Mulsifled. Be- J *|B|igj ware of imitation— j ||||!Jj| '^ look for the name |.L?' IS 3<iS^m,l( Wat kins on the |i)jft|sH§ SM&K22-J package; SSSie MuisiFiEirn COCOANUtf. MISHAMPOO %s *«**

Henry Hughes. ■ -■. '■■■■■ LIMITED. .":.;■.-.:,' - f '/ ' ENOINBES AND DRAUGHTSMEN, REGISTERED PATENT AQCNTS. Established 1883. TRADE MARKS 4. £* registered J% T 3 & (£. I* ***** Vl ? V. tirt*l«mt ifc Vorid fJt\ > 1 ?A4»i«tt fatten? y\ V thtttfamttkeworM %JL " A Jtkc t. btNton H Itm ci w^pSctilsk. • Glimtt advised attd assisted V: is disDosinc of their.invention*. OR* PM£fwrtt«n Streat, Wellington, and aj SxMmuic* Lint, Auckland. ,

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