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Printed Shantung Pure Silk—smart new printings for frocks and kimonos; 33in.' Astonishing value. SAVE! On the Indispensable Tailored Suit — A smartly-tailored Suit is an all-the-year round wardrobe necessity—and the very latest styles in light-weight Tweeds and Suitings now offering at reduced prices. Semi-fitting, well lined, and mostly in the lighter shades. Usually 69/6 89/6 99/6 Sale Price. 59/6 79/6 89/6 L ;its in the popular and serviceable Herringbone weave — Black, Brown, and Navy. Skirts with front pleats to give fulness —Usually 5% guineas. Sale Price, 95/-Summer-W eight COATS Considerably Under Usual 1 All styled on the newest lines—in Wool Romaine, Wool Crepe de Chine, Moire Silk and Art. Silk Marocain. Some have the new long collar, others have novel sleeve treatments. Pin-tucking is used with very smart effect. Sizes include many for the fuller figure. Showing in Navy, Black, Brown, and a few in the brighter tones. •SPECIAL SALE PRICESt 49/6 to 99/6 The Coat illustrated is smartly cut in light-weight Black Wool Crepe de Chine, featuring intricate pintucking and the new long collar.. 79/6 2/6 v d - FURS for the Coming Season — Distinctive Coats and Smart Ties are wisely chosen NOW at a considerable Ladies' Tennis Shoes Oddments in strap and tie styles, with or without he^s—some with coloured trim —Usually 8/1 1 and 10/9. FOR Wff : 11 ■% I J* £* 5: | Clearance of Tailored Straws I 3 v A collection of about 120 to go at 12/6. Hats that are usually 29/6 to 35/6. All extremely smart hats, as the examples illustrated will Pr ov «- Hand modelled, in fine and coarse straws—no two alike. In all wanted colours, including Cherry, Greens, Browns, Beiges, Blues, and Golds, also White. Hats for the smartest occasions at a ridiculously low cost. PRESSED CRYSTAL Beautiful Glassware for the Home, at surprisingly low cost, has been made possible by the new and highly successful process of a British manufacturer. Vases, 1/6, 3/6, 4/11, 5/6; Fruit or Sajad Bowls 2/11, 4/6; Sugar Basins. 1/6; Cream Jugs to match, 1/6; Biscuit Barrels, 2/11, Butter and Jam Dishes, 6d; Flower Holders for large vases, 1/6; Honey Pots, 1/6. PRICE REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY ON Beautiful Crepe de Chine Lingerie A Special Sale Offering of the better numbers in Imported Lingerie—exquisite examples of English, French and Viennese needlework in Silk Crepe de Chine. Nightdresses, Princess Slips, Bloomers, Camibockers and Pyjamas—featuring drawn thread work, daintylace trimming and hand embroidery—garments with all the charm and daintiness so characteristic of the finest Continental Lingerie. £ For the Easter Bride especially such a unique offering will have an immediate appeaL Nightdresses—Usually 39/6 to 99/6. Sale Prices, 29/6 to 63/" Princess Slips—Usually 35/6 to 75/6. Sale Prices, 27/6 to 42/Bloomers—Usually 35/6 to 49/6. Sale Prices, 27/6 to 32/6 Cami-bockers— —Usually 45/-. Sale Price, 25/6 Pyjamas—Usually 59/6 to £7/10/6. Sale Prices, 29/6 to 39/6 |k Exhibition of Pictures by Royal Photographers On the First Floor, at 2.30 on Thursday next, 1 Ith February, His Worship the Mayor will open a particularly interesting exhibition of pictures taken by members of the Royal family. IT NEVER CHOYCE'S SALE QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND LADIES' SHOES Oddments and Samples 150 Pairs —New Goods Usually 29/6 to 49/6 for 20/Included are Walking Shoes in White or Coloured Kid, Sports Models in two-tone Brown and White. Also Black and White Strap Shoe with Cuban heel. Other Sports Shoes in All White Kid; Nubuck in Tie and Court shape, with low, Cuban or spike heel. Smart Patent with low or Cuban heel. Also Bostock Tie Shoes in two-tone. All sizes represented.

I I A I l BECAUSE IT IS Why pay heavy dollar exchanges for foreign oils when you can get the best 100% British Oil at a lower cost? Sternol is used by the British Admiralty, the Air Ministry, and hundreds of corporations, and private companies, who recognise Sternol as the Best Motor Oil you can buy. W£ if| m fign « i as m I » k OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING GARAGES Wholesale Distributors: TURNBULL & JONES, LTD., AUCKLAND. T miifj.'.- • .■ -v.; i..

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/ f Dazzling l Smiles, g\ Laughing H Faces, 91 Dainty ml Femininity, ffl How f dependent they are on good teeth. HAVE YOUR TEETH ATTENDED TO « «• Every day you delay your health An Excellent Set of suffers. We administer Nitrous -y ■« — m y j | Oxide and Oxygen. A n y number W H Hi 9 ffl I of teeth • can be extracted with - this wonderful anaesthetic with- C2b CM « out pain, danger or after-effects. I JBKL Remodelling -■ - - 80/- Purchase one of our sets instead Painless Extractions m m 2/6 of having your present one reExtractions ----- 1/- modelled. They will fit better. Extractions FREE when Sets are look better, give more comfortFriday Evenings:" 7 to 8. co#t more than the Phone 44-939. remodelling fee. f. H. BATTEN Surgeon Dentist, e _ THE LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, VULCAN CHAMBERS, Corner Queen Street and Vulcan Lane (Opp. Milno and Choyoe); Entrance Vulcan Lane. Established Over 30 Years In Auokland. For SPRAINS Massage very gently with Zam-Buk, then spread more Zam-Buk on a piece of lint and bandage firmly. This is the quickest and surest way of subduing pain and restoring strength and flexibility to the muscles and sinews. Of Chemtstt and Stores tverywher*. nr-. am Hea'lngi Soothing, Antiseptic. I J I" ulmo na s quickly alky throat soreness and huskiness, and aid lingers and vocalists wonderfully. FOU VOCAL i/T/ /INOER/ HI t.T.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21100, 6 February 1932, Page 14 (Supplement)

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21100, 6 February 1932, Page 14 (Supplement)

Page 14 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21100, 6 February 1932, Page 14 (Supplement)