I : Tuffle Stripe Cotton '■' gl COTTON DRESS WEEK • ifjL Tuffle Stripe Crepe. ? 'Georgette, ,/ QBU, V/V/I ■ •*• V/l \,; ■ ■*■ ■ * .VV"- ■* * m / J Though called Cotton Crepe, the name __' ■ . _ , ti_ j { \ '■■ * ,••-"■>, 4 n. if S~H * 11 IS 1 ' TtJ I 1 gives little idea of the nature of this This is a French novelty and an en- f yjHflffl ft J » _ «i l\/I O i \> »-* f]\ I .iiw:' j ».• tu i*. • v ; ti «, yT p ro d U c tir ,ht i „we ig h t , ...»y, commences at M. &C.s on Monday ■ ■.. ■- HrtSSJMK* yet of that beautifully fine quality that J *sss * 1 • j i_ •..,.■ 1 j- .• «.• r\t L» re , good service. The «uffl ,tri« ft. ft'lT H IMPRESSIVE DEPARTMENTAL FEATURING S. j lIP, S^tT* , , , TsanWmfmmk. <KIL L course, the new note in these smart comes as a welcome change to that JKfnCSB ffffifta . iSfIEKiBSr /- ». r* j • ~l tai „ , , c , ■ • • , MmßmffliKßk , .■-.' , .■",■■ ."..-.,. . ~ , , Jllli Cotton Crepes is expressed in the Turtle usually produced. Showing in several Jlf§§|| BPI : The time has now arrived when the choosing of crisp, cool fabrics for * II SSS Stripe, which is varied in width and very choice shades. 3Sin. summer wash garments cannot be delayed — each passing week not only , v ' design, and in colourings which har- :• " ' 4/11 Der I 111 shortens the limited time now available for the Christmas Holiday prepara- f HgJIS ' monise or contrast. Width, 36in. ■'- v y ' li J I J tions, but also lessens the opportunities of acquiring lengths of some of the ffil^lEi -■v'.■.-' choicest fabrics that are obtainable at the present moment. , v \T\[ 2/3 per yard, jU It This is an exceptional fabric season in every respect, for the wealth of ...,;../■ \I YS » l & ' * j assortments, the beauty of the colourings, the qualities, and, above all, the - 1 /r SU splendid values (made possible by personal selections in the Home markets) ; combine to make choosing mere interesting and satisfactory than ever before. : r™ M R.. pi fK Lattice Weave Sponge Cloth. Then again, the helpful suggestions provided through the medium of McCall * _ t • Patterns is just another instance of the completeness of the M. and C. service. r This is a novelty production just to hand, and Sponge Cloths have already been received in many ...■'.•■.;■'■• reveals a series of delightful two-tone effects in a novel weaves, but here is one again distinctly differ- / weave that gives a very dressy appearance. ent. It is a nice weight cloth woven in lattice (7 rT '--<9Cz> —' "*•«>. ' ~ \ * ~ . . , . . . .. . , r ■, ■ .■ ~ . , 7 l- l l. j c/ This same fabric is also showing in four smart stnpe effect. It is a cloth which can be made up * a r** a txt -\ rnniirT<i ..„,-, .'•;* ; _ , . . , ~ ... ■'■-, v . ....... i , „ , . . .■:£ X AGAIN SOMETHING NEW— ■■"■>.; effects, which make up very distinctive garments as , smartly, m either frock styles or sports garments. J \ "■... uvymijMiniu i>L-iW— j- • • • 'th 1 ' Ith 40' Showing in very choke shades of Sa*e, Apricot, J 'N. HPI illi ft f~> 11 »» ¥"!• T T* 1 ÜBC mC° 3 Almond Green, Grey, Helio., Pastel and White. - \ *"C ■ JVlCCail I ICtlllfe LeSSOII DOOK '. ' - 4/6 P er ard^ Price, 3/6 per yard s / / /fV \ 3000 to be Given Away to Purchasers Gimp Stripe Voile. • sponge cloth, yet considerably lighter in weight, This is a Voile ground fabric with a Hin. Gimp r**/ / " colourings are distinctly Continental. 38in. V makes a distincdy novel combination. Showing in g| l I \ // \f*J> P*> yard. MoongloW Ratifies. ....... «^^^^ y " weave. The designs are Eastern ir effect, and -n-- • a i*. £lL 0. . *.• - '\" " , e v ' x suitable for making into smart coatee styles, or for This is another novelty weave of the Kabne nature, I ' :,t5:: =*a= 5 //» .. (■ V ... woven in a marled effect, and with a very smart L I rfi£,i£iY\ i :=: = = a «a»«g=.' <-, t=* «irrs iJJ " l_ a . .. 5/f 1 n .. V ard vari-coloured stripe. It is a Cotton and Artificial ''■ WsE&\t/ff —"'"'"' " * Silk production that will prove just as serviceable I/ M 'A i «« p « c % as it is smart and novel in appearance. Width, Another McCall Service. 38ia. dJnm^^^^m gwißfc/ V One of the most useful of th.; many Journals issuedby , V . :,; Price, 5/11 per yard. \ the McCall Company is the Picture Lesson Book. This nTobralco Ginghams. 7 MI// 1 C\ S a 16 " P ? g ? Production depicting one of the smartest This is one of the most successful fabrics yet pro, mW/imZ 41 htt C f \ irOCkS I maglnable; a k id *7 *IT **»* for whilst it has that splendid wearing proI #/ 'Ml*'' Wm ff series ° photographic pictures the , perty of the well-known Tobralco, in appearance, Swiss Organdie Muslins. . < LJlll- _—, — -i *f^ le ' di!l :- This is the frock style the Lesson Book illustrates" to make V mistake with the wonderful McCall Priced lto a >™wble ***>"* and showing m a splendid For dainty frock styles, Swiss Organdie is one of the so completely—the McCall Pattern No. 31 78, Pattern but will also prove invaluable to the Home range of neat Btripes . f and checks m absolutely fast foremost fabrics of the season, and in 45in. width, price 1/6. Though provision has been made to m ji ' ' ■■ v —:j-*~ A- «.:~.U1» «f : woven colours. 28in. ' White, Obtainable in four : meet the big -* P-*- S&SSw 4 Sd3«Sj ltd sfe ■.. \ , V? '** J& l/AU,2/3,2/6.2/U. HlcCtH Fatten. ,Depomnen« (Second Floor) Do not miss your McCall Picture Lesson, ....... * . : s fffik 500 Picture Lesson Books ;*..., ,'..,:. AD*m Reserved for Country Customers. t The New Cotton Crepe de Chlne^ 4 I' ' r&£- J "1 In order that out of town residents may participate in the This is one of the most delightful cotton weaves b| . ?'% Theb'an Creoe , . . . distribution of the Books, 500 have been;preserved, find dur- the season. Beautifully fine in texture, it very '■ P ' Another fWOT ing Cotton Dn» Week, ««e irifl be p»nj closely resembles a silk fabric It comes in a range V .This is a beautifully fine quality Crepe, notwith, Service to f[\K ifiMO' oualtirTwiH g ; matenal-so far as the .. of extremely smart stripes novelty » standing its reasonable price. As the name implies, .- J P \<S A^^ qW . . . °u. -.. c . t»L ! t.l , : patterns. 38in. , -, ' ' this fabric"dram the influence of Egyptian designing M. and L. KS '■'& T Don miM opportunity ?of secunng one of those useful , '•■ . . 4//; ' ™«fc. s and colouring, and affords a choice from dktinctly Patrons. /?&' Books--wnte your requirements to-day. . . ; : . , : i>er yart% quaint and fashionable effects. Exclusive to ' . i-i-.-t ?•»- . - . |-„ : *. • ; v : - •■■ ■*;- ••_"":., - . '■ ; -v.V.:-v'- ; ."'r^^V;:'- : '.':'; '" ;i/ ; ;v ':'.' V" :;: ;- ■ ' v . : 'l^ M and C's. Width, 30in. ' During Cotton Dress Week prepara- h , .» J 2/9 per yard,. £ n ff » lo h ™ MO.M Ginghams, Plain and ' any dress materials purchased in the Check, 38in., at I/6| per yard. aHMSL ;:v '''* ' /<^T>v ( ; Store during the week for the nominal AN OUTSTANDING FEATURE OF! " ' /^Mh charge of A. On the becond Moor. COTTON DRESS WEEK. Jojfe^ / k \fTw^ tkn ' illlliHl I ...... ' As applied to this season's range, the word Xtt\. * nT\ ,w *wßll^^m^ a * * "Gingham*' signifies «little, so entirely new and f]\ \LJjj VV '/mx. /St^ * " " .u . ' .y.CTfT *^|/^^^J-__' i«„. , different are the designs and colourings in the check |il \\ j\ A Va\ A|uu >«v '' L—/V i?\ 1 Hf/ I Notwithstanding the very attractive price, l/6iper 11/1 r! \w / I \ I V : /\\^ I ■ >S V 1 ! "^P lß^? a I In view of the rapidly approaching yard, the Ginghams are produced from Egyptian If ty/ \i /Ai / I \t/ I \ft - [\\ { ' >.! a I holiday season, dressmaking commas- Yarns, and are. consequently, of the finest quality, V>fflr >& fl// jfl il\V■ '1 IK t JkMI P /0 -^ m XI v|' J2*' A -•»«- iU~*. *« k- nmn l«f»/4 k*f rtT . whilst the colourings are absolutely fast, ranging »1 V'M ,n\ x&S&J > ff '"' \\ 111 A "I /iaml^n J^'-*^^y^ l "»\ w A *iftk» XfflfS&lr H sions that are to be completed before e ... „ & , .- . . J.■ - • P. j |1\ v Jtf oi \\ • \i*'/ r-\\ -••'■■ Wrl - /t^T^ -M -»vl\\ cJt^ no I .... ... .<. ~ j from the small neat check to the large broken plaid* P-' - jkil tv" x v\ Xs ii \ 111 V .Christmas would be wisely discussed The collection <is just as satisfying from the view Jp'llllilWlW I- ■>'. Itt L Lid Jw/ JM * \ A I With MiSS Bowes at earliest point of variety as it is in value. "riir^iyjilA^^ °H /J S^ f| \ f * >l 1/ NA "V".—' % m& " — ' Exceptional Value in. Ladies* W? 1 11 rvJ TTp ——""TJ^ All . ' S M ~ ifTjjLi \.iil||j £$&< yT^^ ! "l K \\ \ There are three different styles, each of good English make, ||1^ # f \l hIIh \1 Swl^ I 111 «k-* r i ■'•'•.; ' \ JE&a "fwmTT Wr /rr I I W \ and particularly suited for holiday wear. ._ Made from good / Iff T/ Bi Auaiti IjtSKS \\ H«'aJa I /jr■■'/■'* -„dMI stf * A LrflTntT —" trTTTnTi \ quality canvas, with leather sol es," they represent at the above 1I f Infill i lom 1 H! SH !/."' ■' I I II price value that would be hard to rtplaqe. One is;a smart fll»lSln* I 1 SHBHI / ' \ ' Ll^in^^t»*su M!z) .nlf/VjaLr* ...li IP 1 1 Oxford shape with covered Cuban heel. The second is also UK / >|i| 0 Pliffi j 5 y/iHral I Hi Hi v#\ jlNw I a good fitting Oxford shape with low leather heel; while the WI ii^ >fc _J ailMl te I lliiffH 1 BP^» ■ -Nl .jl " ;qaj^^ "* third ?is 'a one-bar shoe, J * twin buttoned,: and with covered fipS^/i^"" —f-latyfj J I llljfin V Il^ r* , « . ♦ - yiK / Three Splendid Hosiery Values. %l //« Lxamples rrom a Line or >C A si ¥ . '■; u . <• ~ , ■, . t j vj oi»tp. "i »t *%'«« « /7\\ / Irswich Hose in fine art silk, mock seam, and reinforced # ~ j. • ' i • •' r o ' • * Smartly Trimmed HatS in Cream Pedal Straw. / \ ' \ wearing parts. A dependable hose, though they are reason- L 26.— this : distinctive three-piece suit of Summer weight •'• •• ._ '■■'■■-■■■. ' NV V\ ably priced. In Champagne, Fawn, Black Polo. Price 3/11. Garbi. a novel basque effect is attained by the use of cloth strap-L!6--This -vsry becoming Cream Pedal Hat is of the L2o—-Splendid value is represented in this drooping yv • * ' ' ' x * pings. The bodice portion is of Oriental Crepe de Chine and short back type, trimmed with band and bow of shape of Cream Pedal Straw. The binding and f Two-tone Silk and Lisle Hose in Navy and Gold, Black and Wool Marocain, in colourings, to tone with the suit. Obtainable ; "Faille Ribbon. The upper and underlining are of pleated band are of Cream Faille Ribbon. Price, » White, Camel and Silver, Cordova and Green. Perfect in Grey, Fawn, Putty, or Nigger. £8/18/6. White Tulle. ; Price, 39/6. 35/6. fitting hose, and excellent value at 9/6 per pair. ' & " ' Ll9—A delightful hat for wearing with summer frock L2I—A very pretty drooping shape of Cream Pedal Pure Silk Ingrain Full-fashioned Hose, with lisle" tops and t 27 ' f "~ An »n«PCnsive and Very useful summer suit of All-wool % styles is suggested in this shady hat of Cream Pedal Straw, trimmed in Vandyke effect with ribbon oyer feet. In Cinnamon, Black, Dark Grey, Mole, Onion, and Stockinette. The collar, cuffs, basque of the coat, as well Straw. It is tastefully trimmed and edged with the crown, and finished with neat band and bow. utt y. Excellent value at 15/6. *? C *&2$ ?H S \ m .^J***" 1 * Cream Faille Ribbon. Price, 39/6. rice, 35/6. . 7 _ G^ri^ Notable Values in Gloves. In \TH /> T/\\ /nP T 1 with Brown, Fawn with Brown, and Cmnamon wim Brown trim " Very smart Gauntlet Kid Elbow-length Gloves in Strap and Dome French A/11l Ar I I If JVf LI fH ""* , * ' ' Gloves, made from beau- fine quality limitation Kid Gloves in gauntlet IVA I 1 J I\p kJL A V>J \jk I Ji| (1 0 L2B.—A very smartly cut and well finished three-piece suit of -Si tifully soft skins, and per- Suede. Obtainable in B^le pj sewn gin j e . *, light weight Gabardine. The long bodice is of fancy Crepe de'V feet fitting. Showing in navy, white, champagne, ' J\ tt „'*.:»,.' /I -TIJ-/-/.* /r«/ })/ifu» Chine in shades to tone with:the garment. v The coat fastens ;- very distinctive black and putty, beaver and grey. P omt f *"d fancy stitch- JOr Variety and Value • . with a novelty buckle. A garment suitable for either indoor or i white effects, and splendid Particularly good value at "'8 in white. Special _ _, _ - __ _ • outdoor wear. f Obtainable in Grey, Biscuit, Nigger, or Putty. 1 value at 6/11 per pair. 6/6 per pair. value at 17/6 per pair. . UH. EL. IN Jll\ LL 1 "V" - Price £8/18/6. 1
I The Comfort of I ".Netheralls " I for the Summer Season, I fk **1 ' three-in-one" garments, taking meplace 0 f vest, brassiere, and girdle, £*%£ mm garment for either sports o' mIS r - Obtainable in Pink HHil fW& -st±:
Beauty and Utility in Light ; Shades. / ' ■ . So important a factor in Borne decora- > tion has the Light Shade become, and : so continuous the demand for distinctive shades and effects, that the new » , Lamp Shade Department has become \j a particularly important one. -, A visit of inspection will •'." reveal fan y. ( unusually interesting collection : of: \ ' 4 y { : {- cleverly designed Shades in stock, '*/, whilst commissions placed for desired ; shapes'and olourings will be executed -,y with every satisfaction. ' ;<j WHIMIIiMMIIM lIIIIIMIIIIIIMMHIIIIMIMIH ■■■' ■ ■
Eton Rural Prints. A Novel Note in Cretonne Effects. The . provider of home decorations who anticipates new Loose Covers, Cushions, or Drapings of something that is different to the usual fabrics employed, should not delay in viewing these excellent fabrics. The rich colour combinations, printed on a nice clean ground, form an effect different to anything of the kind previously shown. Width, 30 to 33 inches. "; Prices, 4/11, 5/11, 6/6, 6/11.
Daggett and Ramsdell's Perfect Cold Cream. The daily use of this excellent preparation clears and beautifies the skin — keeping it soft and youthful in appearance. Unequalled for massage, it never becomes rancid, so thai: large jars may be used without fear o£ loss or change. Large size, 4/6. Small size, 2/9. smmmmiamammam —■■ i mmmmmm\
Filet Nets. A Very Artistic Window Hanging. . With a heavy, large square mesh, strongly woven, these new Filet Nets •■; are similar in type to the Fish Nets, which became so popular. The designs are very striking, and embrace a large plain block, heavy all-over trellis, and " plain cent, i with heavy '; pattern border. They are in a rich : Cream, and quite out of the common. 52 inches wide. 5/3, 5/6, 6/3 yard.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18553, 10 November 1923, Page 18 (Supplement)
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