CONTINUES 5. •<\S ■ l a m HI 111 ss % I ■HI ill t-~r-*» I 111 pl * ■'■• ;®Et££ irw ■ll ?»7® II IRililllK ft *,--1 n I | ,—. - so make haste to participate in this record business event A Short Sale that offers 'Auckland's Easy Shopping Centre," with Departments Spring Tweed Costumes. Smartly Tailored and Well-cut Costumes, admirable for present and early spring- wear; some cut double-breasted short coats, in new fawns and Greys—Usually 105/-. Sale Price, 49/6. Novelty Dress Fabrics. Genuine French novelty fabrics, in exclusive designs and colouring's. In qualities for Spring' suits or costumes —Usually 9/11, 13/6. 42-inch. Sale Prices, 4/11, 6/11. Also, 54-inch — Usually 9/11 11/6 15/6 17/6 Sale Prices 4/11 5/11 7/11 8/11 54-Inch " All-Wool " Repps, For Frocks, Coats, and Costumes. The season's most popular Wool fabric, for frocks and costumes, also coats, in a range of qualities and new shades to suit all. Usually 7/6 9/6 11/6 12/6 Sale Prices 5/6 8/6 9/11 9/11 "Crosley" 2-Valve Radio Sets Sale Price, 45/-. Without Accessories. A thoroughly reliable receiving- Set. with excellent loud speaker performance rrom Australian stations. Special Value in Cyclone B Batteries, 45-volt. Sale Price, 17/6 each. LADIES' COATS At BARGAIN PRICES. Velour, Coats. Sale, 59/6. Specially reduced, superior quality, all new styles and shades, with pleated and belted effects; some Tur trimmed, with adjustable collars —Usually 79/8, 89/6. Silk and Wool Jumper Suits. The season's favourite shades. In good styles; some fine " All-Wool," others Silk and Wool mixture —Usually from 49/6 to 79/6. Sale Price, 19/11. , Art. Silk Coats. Sale, 21/-. Popular " Rayon " Art. Silk Raincoats, In a number or fashionable shades— Usually 29/-, 35/-. N.Z. Travelling Rugs. "All-Wool" Travelling Rugs, flew Zealand-made, with effective overcheck designs, on Fawn ana Dark grounds. Size 76in. x 561n.~-Usually 13/11, 22/6 Sale Prices, 11/6, 17/6. Also, Fine " Merino" Wool Rugs, New Zealandmade. Size 56111. X 761(1. Sale Price, 29/6. "All-Wool" New Zealand Bush Rugs. Size 801n. X 60in. Special Value at Sale Prices, 12/6 and 17/6. Pure N.Z. Wool Blankets. At Positive Bargain Prices. Pure Wool White Blankets, New Zealand-made; soft, heavy, and serviceable, at Sale Prices that offer a good saving. Sizes 9-4 10-4 11-4 Usually 25/6 36/6 45/6 Sale Prices 19/11 27/6 33/6 pair Officers' Grey "All-Wool" New Zealand Blankets, full size only, at Bargain Price—Usually 52/6. Sale Price, 35/6 pair. Linen Finish Sheetings. All widths. Dependable Quality. Hemmed Sheets, ready Tor use. single J Size. Double Sale Prices 6/11 9/6 11/9 pair White Twill Flannelette Sheetings, specially reduced, in three widths 5 4 in. 70in- 801n. Usually 2/9 JKf. 1}!■» Sale Prices 1/11 2/6 2/11. White Longcloth Bargains. Two excellent qualities, much reduced as a " Sale " Saving Attraction, bo h 36-inch widths. One a pure "Satin" finish— Usually sold at 2/3, the latter, a fin»» " Velvet" finish —Usually 2/5. Sale Prices, 1/3 and 1/6. 35-inch Pure White Fine Madapolam—Usually lOfd. Reduced to 6£d; 5/11 dozen. and COLLEGE Reduced Prices feature in regulation style Gymnasium Frocks, Blouses, Blaicers, and Jumpers, also Costumes. Fourth Floor Department. •STAR ATTRACTIONS" Ladies' Good Quality White Flannelette Nightdresses, in well made, high neck, and ioug sleeve styles; wuii or without collars. Women's, also O S., Sizes— lisuallj s/11 to 10/9. Fourth Floor. jb jV Star Price, 5/11 TOMOBBOW - M Men's Put'-e Wool Cardigans, also Sports JSW m Pull-overs, in superior qualities—Usually Mr 1L from 17/6 to 26/6. The season s newest * JP shades and designs, in bcol^ n -™ a de Pull- % JeP overs also- Grey, Fawn, and Navy Cardi m S An outstanding "Star" saving for m ffl the man who likes a first-class garment. m m Star Price, f Off each ' TO-MORROW. m r From 9to 11.30 a.m. only Mail o'd<*r* not accepted « Sla*"" Attraction P»k« Decide on Securing a J.C.L. Guaranteed Jensen-Mops?© PIANO and effect a saving at SALE PRICE. Always NO DEPOSIT. Gradual Payments Arranged. Fifth Floor. Various models to select from in shades to suit furnishings. C m A wMffißP AUCKLAND'S LEADING DRA The Luxury of an "ORION" RANGE is within the reach of —— every Housewife! —~ ORION FUEL RANGES —for half a century the Standard of Efficiency and Economy. ORION ELECTRIC RANGES | right up to date, affording the Maximum of Ber*iee -ai the Minimum of Cost. Send for illustrated Catalogue H. E. Shacklock & Co. Ltd. I Auckland. Chrtstohurch. Wellington. Dunedin. yf Motor-Cycle Windscreen. This eclipse Easting windscreen is constructed of black Imitation leather, fitted on to a patent flexible steel frame, and will 6t most side cars. The apron and valances are all made of black waterproof Imitation leather, fitted with large celluloid tights The Tength of the apron is 16in.. and the sire of the front celluloid window is 25in. * 9in.. which, when curved across the front of the side-car, makes a nominal width of 21 in. Complete with fittings i —j and screws and Post j M *fi /jfSi '' apron buttons i V j Opens with door Free. • i v SKEATES & WHITE, LTD., > X 48* FORT ST., AUCKLAND. / a 4 4 These comprise Glorious Curtain Materials Exquisite Furniture Coverings Dainty Cretonnes and Shadows The latest production in CARPETS. All Imported Direct from the Mills of Britain's Foremost Manufacturers. I I £ A2 FUfKNIPHING SP£C/AL/S>rS> Sick headache Ustlessness, Insomnia Biliousness, Indigestion ;er signa Your system Is out of order STOP the cause A
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19718, 18 August 1927, Page 4
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