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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20898, 13 June 1931, Page 14 (Supplement)

llllllilllllil! !i!ll!!iilil!liliiiili!ll!!!!l'i!lllll!lil!i!!l!!!l * .. / ?>. > , VSPV (J Matronly Dignity and Youthful Charm —Plus Extreme Price Moderation The serene dignity of black is aptly expressed in this becoming shape. The close-fitting crown is made from black plush of very soft texture. The brim, which is tilted on one side, is of black felt. J-2—For the rather j'ounger matron we present this exceptionally good quality fur felt in fawn. The new uplifted brim is new and very becoming. Smartly finished with bandeau of brown satin ribbon across forehead and loops of ribbon at back. J-3—ln Hats, perfect fit is the secret of chic—a truism that is emphasised in this snug-fitting turban of navy blue fur felt. Cleverly cut and folded to fit the head like a glove, it has a neat felt bow at back by way of trimming. MIIIlHIiliiilBillilllllllllli.l!! giiinrnnimnninTmiiiniiinimiitimiLiTOOironiiiiiiiTnTiniiimimiiaTnintimTniimniimmiTniTninTinnmimfm:innnTiiTTnTinrßroiifinMttiiijjiiiii)»ui!til»nuuuiiiiiiiiiuiiiniiintummininniii.g | Special Frock Display j. j by "Henriette" f I On Monday " Henriette " will appear in the Showroom wearing one 1 of the charming 79/6 Velvet Evening Frocks with the requisite 1 accessories, and showing the correct facial make-up. Her gown will | | be worn over a Gossard foundation. She will resume her series of | informal demonstrations of figure-improving exercises and professional 1 hints on make-up in our new Corset Salon on Tuesday morning at § 1 10.30. Admission and advice free of charge—without obligation. piiTiirnniiTiT(uiiii!Mniiiiiiiiiiiiinii.iiiiiiiiii]tit)!iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii]iuiiiifiiiiuiiintiitiiiiiiiiititiiuiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiitiHittiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiniMMiii:iiiiimrTfTrtiiiiiMr^ lIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIII ONLY our strong buying position made these remarkable values possible. In each case our offer for a large quantity purchase was accepted—and we pass on the exceptional savings. These Frocks and Kugs can be bought with complete confidence now the prices are so truly p enomena that even at Sale time they could not be lower. Orders from the country sou be forwarded immediately, as the city demand is beyond all expectations. We purchased a wonderful line of Panne Velvet ,of J|| Jmp E J§P superb quality and made the material up into a collec- |||| a tion of beautiful Evening Frocks in nine different . . , styles. Nineteen colours, including gold, yellow, lettuce green, sunset, amethyst, c ° r£ | P in » apricot, flower blue, flame, also white and black. In the usual way these Frocks wou eso at £5/19/6 to £7/7/- we fully believe that at 79/6 they are the most amazing value in Velvet Frocks ever offered in this city. All sizes. The largest purchase of any one make of Rug in our history ]? % and one of the most attractive values offered in Auckland &$& § for many years. The name Kaiapoi is itself a guarantee of quality—they are beautifully warm fleecy Rugs of full size (70 x 100), full weight (approx. 41b.), and made from superior N.Z. crossbred wool, in ten smart check designs. _ Will be found most'useful as extra bed coverings for boarding-houses, hotels, hostels, and institutions, and for travelling or motoring. i Orders from the country must be accompanied by remittance' covering cost of Rug and one shilling for freight. BjiinniiimminifiniiiiiiiiiiiiinimmiiniiiniiiiiiiiinnniiiiiiiiisiiiifliiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiimiiii^ 1 19'6 to 25'6 Umbrellas J | for 16'6 | 1 Smart silk and silk mixture covers—good, | 1 strong, ten - ribbed frames attractive | ! chubby and crook handles with tips to tone; | | in navy, brown, beige, grey, wine, green, | I red, and violet. —Ground Floor. | liiitiiii minium I 14'6 Quality Bloomers I | for S'll | | 10 dozen extra fine quality Navy Roslyn | 1 All-Wool Bloomers, with elastic waist and | | knees. Women's size only. Wonderful | I value. —Second Floor. | Queen Street Auckland Special Purchase of Lumber Jackets —Very Thing for Golf For the golf enthusiast and the sports girl--a wonderful opportunity ol? acquiring just one extra garment at a price that bears no relation to its outstanding smartness. The Lumber Jacket illustrated is one of a line of very distinctive styles ranging from small or medium design m subdued effects to the bolder patterns m rich, colourful tonings, in superior quality all wool, well finished and reinforced. Patch pockets, and contrasting cuffs and collar ancl hip band in heavy ribbed knit All at 21'llllMlllllllflill! jilijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliife 1 Winning Car of AAA. Reliability I Trial on Exhibit on First Floor | at M. C.'s 1 By courtesy of the Canadian Knight and Whippet Motor § Co the Wolseley Hornet Motor-car. winner of the 150 : mile g Reliability Trial held by the Auckland Automobile Associa- ! tion a few weeks ago, i» being exhibited on the First Hoor | for a few days. , „ • v 1 This is an all-British product and the first small car m the E 6-cylinder class.

EVER such a Sale before. Never such an array of pursetempting prices. We are heavily overstocked in all departj. ments and prices have been ruthlessly reduced on every item. Quality Bedroom, Dining Room and Chesterfield Suites, Occasional Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums, Brassware, Reed Furniture and Curtain Materials of every description the whole of our comprehensive stock of high-class Furniture and Furnishings is offered at sensationally reduced prices ! Call and see the savings early. Prices like we are offering will soon attract all value-seekers.

FOR THE CHILDREN When Sergeant Dan touched at Penguin Island he was amazed to see thousands upon thousands of penguins. They looked so like old men in froclt coats that Sevgeant Dan Quite involuntarily saluted them. If you would like to read of Sergeant Dan's adventures In other out-of-the-way places, write for the free story book of Sergeant Dan's adventures to " Sergeant Dan, P.O. Box 24, Gore, N.Z." TO MOTHER & FATHER kP/i wm fIIRQBANf DAN \lwayt A lot of CRIAMOATA Lapland, Slam, Papua, The Sudan, Africa, etc. —these arc the thrillinn scenes of Sergeant Dan's adventures. Got the free story book now—write to 11 Sernoant Dan, P.O. Box 24, Gore, N.Z. » N ritUKV B IU f Heaven forbid! Though your child cannot enjoy the same adventures as Sergeant Dan, you can help him achieve the same qualities of courage and strength. Perfect health Is necessary—and health depends on food. Children need Creamoata, which Is a balanced food, containing all the elements necessary to mental and physical development minerals, vitamins, proteins and carbohydrates are here in abundance. Children love Creamoata with milk, honey, treacle or golden syrup. It is easy to prepare—ready in five minutes. Creamoata costs less per plate than other cereals. Fleming & Co. Ltd., Gore. oat The joy of the home.

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