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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20419, 22 November 1929, Page 5

A att lV> A * V v, e t \X att ctv t Vv\a eV - ~?Y s^ d .«** to ft o. * _ sYvoV *V l ° \>£>y J . va \ues _ t.,. son „, r » B ftby St 1 ' 0 nnntiit^ 011 As illustrated. Special Offer of Ladies * and Maids 9 Worsted. Coats Well tailored and fully lined with rayon xlS®/ to tone. Semi-fitting back, long revers, single and double breasted styles. In Jk shades of navy, fawn, rose beige, grey and black. Sizes: 38, 40, 42 inches. price, 49/6 LADIES' SUMMER WEIGHT JUMPERS, in plain and contrasting shades of ni^y^ knit silk and silk and wool. Good fitting styles, with and wtihout collars. /n In shades of cream, rose, saxe, daffodil, {&\4 navy, wine. Price, \*Jj LADIES' KNIT SILK JUMPERS, in a smart contrasting effect, with pockets and adjustable collar. In shades of lido/beige, red/beige, green/silver, |pSBl helio./silver, saxe/silver, and black/ white. Price, 9/11 LADIES' LONG SLEEVE CARDI- \l GANS, in jjilk and wool mixture for \ \ I present wear. In a variety of good \\ shades such as rose/saxe, navy/fawn, \ 1 helio./grey, rose/champagne, beige || and black/white. Suitable matrons' ) I styles. Price, 15/6 MA , LADIES' ALL CREAM CARDIGANS, in two smart styles. With patch pockets and belted front. Will wash and wear well. Price » 9/11 LADIES' SLEEVELESS CARDIGANS AND JUMPERS, designed in knit silk and silk and wool. In the newest plain and contrasting shades of daffodil, reseda, saxe, cedar, tango, helio., beige, navy and black/white. Price, 0 / Wear a Light Weight Worsted Suit this Summer. In response to the growing demand for coolness in men's attire, we have succeeded in securing a special light weight English worsted, in very smart designs. Order this special Kensington Suit in time for early delivery. It possesses many features that make for coolness in the heat of summer, being made with shoulder lining only. We guarantee this suit to equal in every respect and appearance our regular made-to-measure Kensington productions. In FANCY WORSTEDS—£6/6/-, £6/12/6, £6/19/6 Also in LIGHT WEIGHT INDIGO SERGE £5/5/- and £5/19/6 TWO PANTS SUITS We also make this special light weight Kensington Suit with Extra Trousers. NAVY BLUE INDIGO SERGE - - - £6/12/6 Or in FANCY WORSTED, as preferred, £6/19/6 READY FOR SERVICE SUITS IN GRADUATED SIZES. The new summer designs are now showing, ' in the latest models in high-grade worsteds. OUR SPECIAL GRADUATED SIZES - WILL ENSURE PERFECT FITTING. In FANCY WORSTED, Or NAVY SERGE, with £4/18/6 and £5/19/6 EXTRA TROUSERS: ' ' Our Cutter is in attendance on Friday Evening* until 0 p.m. He will take your measure and instructions for any special features desired in your suit. ■ „ DroP*% 0 „r _, sn 11 „,«sup® r s * go ° * * f pillow p Cli o»s.* 00 , A pail" ° J ' o,t f \O/• Extra Special Basement Soft Goods Attractions. LADIES' COTTON SLEEVELESS VESTS, light summer weight—7£d. each. . , ARTIFICIAL SILK HOSE, in shades of bisque, lilac, nude, louvre, blush, naturelle, sun tan —1/6 pair. MERCERISED COTTON HOSE, in a variety of good I^DIES^VESTS, r "cotton suntex, fine ribbed, good quality. LADIES' OVERALL APRONS, in a variety of colourful patterns. In the famous Amazon fabric. Will wash and : ro n like ncw *"2 f 8 6&cht • t LADIES' ART. SILK BLOOMERS, in attractive variety of colours. A new line worth investigating 2/6 pair. COTTON FUJI NIGHTDRESSES, assorted shades. Round or square neck. Attractively hemstitched—4/11 each. For the /©«« Children. %W / s Christmas Toys are now "opening daily. show a most wonderful assortment that will delight the kiddies. Inspection invited SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK CAKE OR MUFFIN PANS Bright finish.. With hole, fop hanging—l/ 11 each. RUBBER BALLS—AII sizes, brightly coloured. DEAN'S 4 UNB e REAKABLE DOLLS— Fashionably attired—6/9, 8/11, 10/6 each. - Large Assortment of Novj/BW cities for Xmas Stockings. -—iiQ Babies' Rattles from 4d to Aluminium Egg Cups: Six for 11 Jd. Stronglymade Fish Slicers: 6d eao'n. PRESERVING PANS, lipped with roll edge, polished, with collapsible handle. I 2in. 1 3'm. 6/11 8/6 COLONIAL COFFEE PERCOLATOR, welded spout. Replaceable glass top. Let us demonstrate this perfect coffee maker— Price, 5/9'. WHITE TERRY TOWELLING. Exceptionally heavy quality. Admirably suited for nursery purposes,, 27 inches wide. White Week Price, J /g£ yard. WHITE FLANNELETTE. Buy for weeks to come at this price We offer an ideal nursery flannelette guaranteed to wash soft. 27in. wide—White Week Price, 5/10 d ° zen * WHITE FLANNELETTE. A high-grade Egyptian cotton quality. 36 inches wide. Possessing a beautiful even finish.Usually 1/1 b White Week Price, J J £d. yard. WHITE TWILL SHEETS, linen finish. Pure cloth. This is our famous standard Karo sheet. Hemmed ready for use. Size 54 x 90. 7/11 pair. WHITE TWILL SHEETS, linen or laundered finish. A Karo sheet, which is your guarantee of a good sheet moderately priced. Hemmed ready for use. 10/11 pair TEA TOWELS, all linen. Hemmed ready jfor cuse. A towel that will give every satisfaction. 3 r 2/5 wmmmm WHITE CURTAIN NET. Strong double mesh, in designs—Usually 1/6. White Week Price, J/2& MADRAS MUSLIN. edge. Strong mesh. Three new designs, with scalloped 3 6in. wide——Usually 1/4. White: Week Price, 1/H

W A I m. i m w 7-~-\4 m m Kequire thi La VOUR dresses may be of silk, or chiffon or * georgette, of printed cotton or linen, of muslin or of voile. The soft woollens you buy for sports and children may be almost, as delicate in colour and graceful in appearance as your silks and muslins; but all of them must be spotless if they are to remain lovely. Only a safe, sure method of washing can be relied upon when you are dealing with delicate materials. Lux and the Lux way of washing are essential for the enduring charm of your wardrobe, because Lux is as safe to use for chiffons for cottons, for woollens as for silks; and the simple Lux instructions, if carefully followed, will prevent all danger of faded colours, damaged fabrics and spoiled surfaces. How to Whisk a tablespoonful of Lux into a thick lather in a. bowl half full of hot: water. Add enough cold water to make the suds tepid. Dip the garments up ana down, pressing the suds through the soiled places. Do not rub. Rinse in three separate tepid waters without wringing. Silk things should be rolled in a towel and pressed with a warm iron when nearly dry. anas product of lever brothers <NZ) limited

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