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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19550, 1 February 1927, Page 6

v • ■Mk j I littfeL 111 hi! J-5& L tm* mm ■v;; t' 1.1*.;'. $A l«.' h 5? !w.«' Super Cotton; Summer weight, V neck, sleeveless; full size; simply marvellous Usually Priced, 1/6 each. FROCKS,' Girls, Checked Gingham, Zephyrs, etc., best for wear, fast dye, sizes .18 tp 27. Usually Priced, 5/11, 6/6, eto DRESS GOODS, Cream, All-Wool; 4Clin. wide; Serge, Armuxe, etc. See this astounding line—Usually priced up to 4/6. DRESS LINEN, Real Irish Goods; pure; fast dye; a splendid range of shades— Specially Priced (usually 1/11). 3oin. Jap., 27in.—A good weight 1 f almost all shades; also Black J|| a $ or White. B The Usual 2/11 Line, 3 FROCKS, Ladies'; 2 Big Tables of various kindsCrepe de Chine, etc.-—all very highgrade goods of the very latest ideas, mostly suitable for either; Afternoon or Evening Wear. jij if See them! The Original || Prices were 49/6, 59/6, etc. Super Lisle; the shades are Fawn, Champagne, Peach, Black or White; here is something a most unusual; fully fipished and fashioned, best dye, full length —The Usual Price is 2/11 per pair. IKS'I i Marabout and Feather; almost a full range of shades, also Black or White. See this most astounding line The *, Usual Price was 3/11 per yard. Ladies' Kinsuede Gauntlets, fancy embroidered, etc., smart goods, all the prevailing shades, all sizes, perfect fitting—Usual Price- 4/11 pair. pair. Hundreds of Pedal Straws, all. quite new shapes, of really good quality. A most astonishing offer. The original prices were 6/11 to 8/11. FOR GENTS. The famous " Zimmerknit " Brand. Plain or Porous. Smglets, pants or trunks. Ideal for Summer Wear. The usual price is 3/11. IMS, Twisted Grass, for floor covering. Size 27 x 54. A fine range of shades. Very durable. Good matching designs. The usual price is 5/6 each. (Watkins) is 3/3 2/4 V-> per II AND THOSE MARVELLOUS WHITE BEDROOM ARE STILL |/H EACH. SEE THEM.

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