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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22005, 11 January 1935, Page 3

MOST MATRONS APPROVE of the full crowns. Here you see models where this is effected so adroitly that they can be worn by the younger matron also. The four depicted will immediately attract their wearers and individual colour touches may be arranged. BwP M. JsLaA MrnaA km# at RENDELLS WHEN OUR MANCHESTER AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS OFFER SPECIALS, YOU MAY DEPEND THEY ARE QUALITY GOODS AND REAL BARGAINS. 28 Bedspreads at Half Price Quite an assortment of shades, but just broken colour ranges, so out they go. Art. Silks, Jaspe embroidered. Single and Double Bed sizes. 6/11, for 11/6. for 18/9, for 24/6, for 4/6 5/9 9/5 11/3 120 Pairs Unbleached Sheets Ideal for service, in a strong Herringbone. Hemmed ready for use. Size 80 x 90—8/5 pair. Special Purchase—Art. Silk Curtains In Honey shade. This is a soft draping net, in a square mesh. A really outstanding bargain; 36in. wide—To Clear, 1/1 £ yard. l/l 1 /2 Why these Cushions are Cheap From accumulated remnants of Repps, Satins, Taffetas and JM Poplins, we are able to offer a smart, well-filled Kapok Cushion XH fVH in various shapes and shades at a very low figure. You will certainly want one or two of these when you see thetn— Usually 6/1 I to 9/6. To Clear, 4/9 each. 16/11 Tapestry Floor Rugs A Special from the Carpet Department. 16 only 4% /fl 4 of these high-grade Tapestry Rugs. Assorted JL^^L designs and colours. Size 6ft.. x 3ft. ALL COTTON FROCKS IN THE SHOWROOM AT REDUCED PRICES DOZENS OF CLEVER STYLES —JUST THE TYPES PRESENT WEAR. 16/6 Ladies' Floral Haircord Frocks Trimmed plain contrast, short sleeves and pleats in skirt. Fast colours. Sizes S.W., W. —Usually 16/6. Now 14/6. 14/6 13/6 Ladies' Check Gingham Frocks Short sleeves, Organdi trimmings. Skirts pleated or / 4 gored. Sizes S.W., W.—Usually 13/6. Now 8/11. ©/ J 11/6 Ladies' Dainty Cambric Frocks A wonderfuj range of styles and colourings, with J easily laundered skirts. Sizes S.W., W. and O.S. %/ / Of aL 16/11 Cotton Frocks for Matrons' Wear Assorted flowered patterns in Black and White. Long J sleeves and turned-back revers and collar, with gored J, fCJ skirt—Usually 16/11. Now 13/6. 15/6 Smart Shirt Style Frock In fast-coloured Cambric, small designs, short sleeves, open revers and collar, and panel of pleats in skirt. Shades are Green, Brown, Navy, and Saxe. 11/6 CREPE MELBRAY New delivery of a most successful Art. Silk Dress fabric. Strongly woven, even finish. Exceptional appearance, for house frocks, afternoon wear, etc. Colours include Java Brown, Tartan Blue, New Green, Red, Nattier Blue, Salmon. Mulberry, Rust, Grey, Pink, Wine. Ivory, Navy, Black; 36in. wide—l/ 6 yd. 2/11 Striped Silk Shasta All Pure Silk, latest colour combinations, with great wash- 1 / ing service. For smart sports wear, afternoon frockings, I fl yy blouses, etc. Light and dark grounds; 30in. wide—Usually Hfl/ *Qi ' 2/6 and 2/11. For 2/li. 1/3 Ladies' Smart Tennis Sox Assorted colours, in turned-down tops—Usually 1/3. Clearing at 9d pair. 6/11 Ladies' Pure Silk Hose C/| | Fully fashioned, heavy service weight. The balance of a / aBU A large Christmas order—Usually 6/11. For 5/11 pair. 3/11 Ladies' Neckwear, New Styles In White and Pastel sh&des, with round, V or high necks —Usually 3/11. January Special, 2/3. 2/9 Ladies' New Silk Scarves % Attractive colours and designs—Usually 2/9. January JL # AJk Special, 1/11. 1/6 New Buttons at Half Price In Fancy or Round designs, in all leading colours and sizes 1/6, for 9d. Other prices: I/-, for 6d; 2/6, for 1/3. - 2/2 Mattress Ticking, 56-inch wide In three designs. Heavy weight, useful for covering * /* (| that worn mattress —Usually 2/2. To Clear, 1/10. an/ A 7|d Strong Taped Pillow Cases Good useful size. Procure a few of them while they lastUsually 7£d each. To Clear, 6d each. Kiddies' Towels, Size 18 x 36 They use so many for school and beach. These do them quite well—To Clear, 7d each. All-Wool Camp Rugs Plenty of weight for warmth. Can be used as a bed or travelling rug. Fringed ends. 25 only of these— To Clear, 10/6 each. Mohair Slip Mats, Fringed Ends C/Q With the new non-skid back. The shades are Crimson. Green. +o' Fawn, Nigger, Black, Blue. Size II x 28. To Clear, 5/9 each. 1/6 9d 2/3 _ 9d 6d Id - A SWISS PEDALINE and for trimming, ospreys —the aristocrat of trimming—emerge from four groups of tuckings in the brim. Quaint wooden buttons are smartly 19/6 conservative. In Brown. Price. MH< 3 y <V.f A POPULAR NAVY LISERE. This w shape is always comfortable and the brim contour does nice things for itn wearer; mid-size brim and groupings of summer flowers and pleated ribbon. Colour touches may be arranged to suit the individual. 19/6 mm A SERVICEABLE AND BECOMING TILTED CLOCHE, with uplifted back. Again Navy Pedaline is usually selected. Lace veils unusual foliage trimming on the left side, finished with ribbon velvet. Price: < Q /ft THOSE WHO LOVE FLOWERS w will select this easy-wearing model. In Putty shade Swiss Pedaline. The flowers selected are of the large variety and are excellent quality. These appear over a wall of straw and can be worn by the younger and older JQ/ft matron alike. Price: ' AH sizes and deep head fittings available. If posted, please send 1 /- extra for " Fragile."

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