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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20600, 26 June 1930, Page 21

FI3IDj£YS* J-C-L %LNL '^rJ.Vi ci it? K^F!kM& LN-L •':;••• 3# K\g£ « J;.."* •*« JEft 9.Egf '• : ¥:Vv s"Sg£ S3* Si» ««» ypL> tf&S :» "'. •''-v-: ; ;.v"';-\". ■vsm >:&&• m ; ..."• Exceptional "SUP" Valus !n Men'* Silk and Wool Wxturs Fancy Half Hose, to a serviceable, medium TveiySt. for present wear. Splendid <3cslams. in Fa-am and Grey grounds— Usually 3/6. Ground Floor. Star Prica Alt Day FRIDAY, 2/6 p * ,r - J Special Selection of Silk and Velvet Flowers, in Clusters, Sprays, Posies, and Trails: suitable Tor evening and millinery purposes. Superior quality. In all sSadea. Fourth Floor — Usually 2/8. Star Pries Ail Day FRIDAY, 1/6 MCh - Single Width Floral Cretonnes, !n numerous attractive designs, tor cushions, covering*, and nang-ing-s. An extremely low pries offer ca a useful faJsrlc. Second Finer. Star Price At! Day FRIDAY, gD yard. Ladies' Warm Ripple Cloth Dressing Gowns, made slderastenlasr style, ■witn long roll (-pilar, finished siLf cord. An extra good -rune offer. In Saxe, nose. and Hello. shades— Usually 13/6, 15/6. FourtJi Floor. Star Price All Day FRIDAY. 9/11 Children's Warm Fleecy-llnsd Stockinette Frocks, In a new selection, with neat collar. Ion? sleeves, and bodice skirt. A useful Winter line, in Scarlet, Fa-am. Saxe, and SKy Blue, Enisbed embroidery touches. Site IS In. and £ 0 in. Fourth Floor. Ladles' WaWrprocf mtQ Bib and Pocket, flnisbea plain colour binding- A meat attractive Apron, la fs^ floral designs on one side, ana plain colour on the other side. For kitchen or nursery use. A special "Star" value. *nLd Floor. Star Price All Day FRIDAY. 1/11 fi Star Prices Alt Day FRIDAY, i3tn..2/6 20a " 2/11 FINAL DAY TO-MORROW HOSE, GLOVES, HABY., NEEDLEWORK at 7-DAY SALE PRICES. Ground Floor. BASEMENT BARGAINS IN EXTRA LOW-PRICED ITEMS. 30-inch Floral Cretonnes, in many attractive designs—Usually 1/ 5, , 1/9. 1/11- . Basement Special, 1/3 yard. Special Value in Job Purchase ef Ladies' Fabric Gloves —Usually ■ 2/6, 2/11. Basement Value, I/- pair. JLC.L. Special In Ladies' Art. Silk Kese, in good popular shades. Every pair perfectBasement Value* 2/11 pair. UtffCT 4 Woof and Wool Wutart Cardigans. 5/11 each. Ladfes' Coloured Art. Silk ana Cotton Bloomers. 2/11 pair. Coloured Towels. Special value. 1/'- each; 1/11 pair. 32-Pieco English Decorated Dinner Sets (manufacturers' irreynlars). 39/6 set. Decorstad China Sandwich Sets. Special value. 5/6 set. Psnlo Sand Se&31/- the dozen cakes. China Fruit Sew Is—Usually 2/3. Basement Value, 1/- each. Kitchen Knives —Usually 1/5. Basement Value, 9d each. STARTS TO-DAY! 7-DAY SALE LADIES'. MAIDS' and CHILDREN'S ON THE FOURTH FLOOR. A Sale that must create a rapid clearance, for prices are absurdly low. Every Hat features a price cut. A fine collection of styles and shades, including all models. See the special displays. AUCKLAND'S LEADING DRA

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