Page 18 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19608, 9 April 1927, Page 18 (Supplement)

" MARYON" Wears a Smartly Tailored Suit; one of the season's newest designs. The skirt is or black and white check cloth, and the coat black repp, effectively trimmed on collar, cults and at sides as illustrated to match skirt. This new suit, reasonably priced, is of good quality fabrics. £6/6/MERCl|A^^i| ve New Style which should prove useful and serviceable. This costume has a plain or cneck bopsack skirt, with Pleats at sides. The coat is plain colour to tone and has finishings to match skirt on pockets, collar and . cuffs. Well cut and perfectly tailored in beige, ash rose, larkspur blue, also violet. Good value. £5/5/" cyclamen, almond, saxe, rust, caramel -wool J a low cut collar and tie to tone. The si " erry ro I fashioned with pouched back fastening at front. Fur trimar'and cuffs. This excellent irk rose, beaver, mole, navy, almond, saxe and bottle. 1 .5*2 i itfi J i w 1 Cm RK % B?5 This number displays to advantage a Ladies' C oat Btvle of Wool Velour Cloth, with double c Coat style of Wool Velour Clothg with double c Coney fur, neatly finished cuffs, and inverted p sides. A good colour selection includes light ai rose, parma, maroon, wlnebcrry, almond, saxe, fawn, navy, and mole; also beaver. £5/15/6 K h sn I Ik tm ii-A $ " CYNTHIA " ™ Another nppealling Now Frock Style, also of Wool Repp, In a flue superior quality, with h vest and long tlo scarr of silk crepe de chine. The skirt displays pleated Tront, and 1 cut to button a; Illustrated. Shade are la brown an* navy. EES—A Ksat Coat Stylo of Warm Velour Coatli <jSffs. The bodltse has new pouched effec Illustrated. Shades are in parma, navy, fa rose, mole, saxe, bottle green and beaver. £6 EE&—a Distinctive New Coat Style made in Black B< Repp. The back Is pouched, as illustrated, a adjustable collar is finished fur, also on sleeve Guinei -A i to vz n IHAXINE " , Another most attractive new Sports Suit style that is sure to win favour. The skirt Is of lightweight tweed, with a smart cbeck design, and inverted pleats and pockets at sides. An excellent ntting Jumper m Cloth, trimmed tweed to match skirt, also buttons. The newest tones are in caramel, rose beige, wine, also mulberry. m $ m mm mm. m ■&» i j. zjsst/j Sk4SB n M9t 'am John Courx»lt9 Community Day in the J.C.L. Basement MONDAY ONLY 9 a.m Offers Extra Good Bargains, including \ SPECIAL PURCHASE OF LADIES' GLOVES :: 1300 Dozen Pairs sizes from 5i to 8. Usually 3/11 pair - - "Community Day" Price 1/3 pa "Community Day" Price 1/3 pair White Enamel Stewpans, witb lid, at bargain price for "Community Day." Nest of 5 or singly. Size sin. sJin. 6*ln. 71n. Bin. 1/3 1/6 1/8 2/2 2/6 22-Inch Extras Heavy Union Linen Dowlas. "Community Day" Price, gl.d. yart. 1300 dozen pairs of Ladies' Fabrio Gloves, priced remarkably low for "Community Day'' selling, These are extra fine quality, suede nnisb, w th strap and dome fasteners. Soft Gauntlets, with gussets, in contrasting shades. Sizes 5 J to 8. Shades are in mastic, beaver, covert, pastel, biscuit, grey, and mole—Usually 3/11. "Community Day" Price, | !*> pair. A certain Economy Day for the Keen Shopper, for every item offers an attractive saving. Many useful houseware lines, also merchandise, are priced Extra Low, and offer value unequalled elsewhere. Arrange to shop Monday. Wonderful Value in Ladies' Elbow Length Fabrio Gloves, suede finish, in beaver, mole, and dark grey. Sir.es 5J to 7i—Usually 2/11. "Community Day" Price, od. pair. , . f Useful English Steel Firo Shovels. ' "Community Day" Price, gd. each. Ladies' and Children's Fancy Coloured Cambric Handkerchiefs, Hne quality, attractive shades and effect.' Prided extra low for Monday's selling. "Community Day" Price, g for \j"i or \ j\\ doz * Usefully Sized White and Gold Cupß and Saucers. 6 2/6

ijp •Tir* The New Season Wallpapers A beauty of colouring, with an individuality of design, gives to the New Season*# Wallpapers, now displayed at Hil! and Plammer'g, a note of distinction that / women are quick to perceive. Thus it is that the home owners in Auckland are now redecorating for the winter. If you wish to be in the fashion, call and inspect these new stocks yourself—or write for free patterns. =r-. Sg«: I The Home of Beautiful Wallpapers. VEEN STREET - - - AUCKLAND. jrv'jKc < « 3 mm Si S3* I £ mm Vi: £ mk ZyZk S-vf'i i«» a. dangerous -tenant Don't give it houserooni. As sure as you tol(»ate ite presence it will mark its visit with the trail of costly destruction. Coptic prepared Paint combats decay. It is specially prepared to Withstand all extremes of we f, h f £ eminently suitable for use over new or ojd lronwork, Stone, Wood or any other surface, whether mside or out. C.P.P. (in White, Cream, Stones, and suitable facing colours) isrtoade by a British Firm famous for over 100 years and every tin bears a guarantee of good quality of the contents. ' - Paint now with C.P.P. and make sure of a satis- // factory job. ' 85 » W. FROST SURGEON DENTIST, Late University of Pennsylvania. U.S.A. 80 Years* Experience AUCKLAND: JELLICOE CHAMBERS (next Herald.) Entrance, Wyndham Street. Phone 46-232. WELLINGTON : 119, WILLIS STREET. A Perfect Set of for £2/12/1 Open Friday Evening, J to 8.30 p.m. Remodelling Set Painless Extractions £l/10/2/6 We perform expert extracting wi tbout obligation to replace with artificial teeth. Extractions tree when seta ordered. Nervous people, take nearti Wo recently imported the latest N a O and Oxygen Apparatus for the administration ol this wonderful anaesthetic, and can extract *ny cumber of teeth without the* slightest pain, dance* or after-effects. A Boon to Country Clients.--By employing modern methods we can make a perfect set ot teeth, requiring an attendance of only two hours altogether, so that patients living in the country can visit us and return the same day and so take advantage of our superior work at low fees. Corns removed, root and A tooth cannot ache after It is out. Neither can a corn ache, after It has been removed by Radox. Tackle a corn in the Radox way and you get rid of the root itself. Cutting and plastering are halfmeasures and often dangerous. Pleasantly, painlessly and safely Radox removes corns, root and an. Read this letter: "1 have obtained wonderful relief from Radox Bath Salts. Twelve months ago I had a very painful festered corn, and nothing else J ever used did it any good. After the first foot-bath with Radox all the intense pain and soreness disappeared, and the second bath brought the root of the corn right out. 1 have become a regular Radox user and would not be without a packet for anything. A good Radox foot-bath twice a week "keeps nty feet in the most perfect condition with never a sign of returning corns." April ISth, 1926. M.N. When you dip your foot into a foot bath containing Radox Bath Salts, the dead skin combines with the Radox Eath Salts to form a protein salt ol? the actual corn itself. This protein salt dissolves in water like ordinary salt, and so loosens the corn that it may be lifted out bodily, root and all. Radox does not affect the living skin; it is only the dead skin of the actual corn which is dissolved. Ask for Radox at your chemist's, price 2/1 per /j[ -41b. pink packet, and w .A, 3/6 double quantity, Packet I GIVE YOUR FEET THAT "KRUSCHEN FEELING." Trade supplies stocked by FAIRBAIRN, WRIGHT, & CO.. Auckland. Wellington, Cbristchurcb and Dunedio. Si