uiiiimiiiiiMiiimimiMmimiiiiimmiimimiiiimiiimimiiiiiMimiiMiiy; «! "The Bargain House on Broadway" 1« U s 36in. SILK CURTAIN VOILE AN ASTOUNDING BARGAIN. / Cream ground, with spot in Rose, Orange m'/ or Green 30in. NANIWA SILK A heavy-weight Pure Fuji Silk, with raised fdj / self check. In Cream or White. Ideal for shirts, blouses or underwear Usually I/ I 1 yard YARD 14/6 the doz. white twill sheets mattress cases INUKoLKY OUUAKLb Soft finish> hemmed ready for ÜBe _|ln strong Unbleached Calico—--27 x 27 5/11 LINEN-FINISH PILLOW CASES Afternoon TEA CLOTHS Unbleached Twill SHEETS Taped— lltyA each > 7/3 dozen -: Il | 1 Art- Silk. Cream ground, with A Sheet with a reputation for hard » checks in Blue or Green. — wear LINEN TEA TOWELS 36 * 36 > 1/3 45 * 45 ' 1/9 . s.b., c /|t db„ P r. 22 x 32. Bordered. O/AJL 36in. Unbleached CALICO BARBERS' TOWELS WHITE TOWELS y ard -' White ' ' n> X n ' or headings— j each. 6/11 pr. D.8., 9/11 pr. 5.8., 4/11 8/11 36in. ALL-WOOL TWEED Usually 4/11 yard. A Unique Clearance of Quality Tweed, /gM gM mostly Fawn with Brown overcheck, but J J§ a few pieces of Bottle, Wine, Red, Blue, with smart contrast overcheck. . . . YARD. BLANKETS The Best Value in N.Z., but clearing rapidly. White, All Wool, good borders, Colonial weave. Single Bed Small Double Large Double 19/11 par 26/6 p,ir 27/6 p,ir 54in. MOLLETON 54in. ALL-WOOL VELOUR JUTE CARPETING Smart designs, in Brown, Fawn, Saxe. Ideal for dressing gowns 9/2 yd i Uaually 2/11 yard. "/3 Plain colours, with ripple effect. In Black, Navy, Brown, Bottle, Wine — Good serviceable designs. yd. 27in., 1/11 THE RAILWAY TOWEL: 1 *""" 11 ' i 2 /6 Specially woven for hard wear. An excellent drier and the best towel value in N.Z. 24 x 48. /dL pair. Red or Blue stripes. "/ ® 36in. WASHING SATIN Rich lustrous quality. In Black, White, Pink, Rose, Gold, Saxe, Nile, Turquoise, Fawn, Cream, Red, Navy, Salmon. 7!id yard.! 36in. FLORAL MOIRE TAFFETA Wonderful designs. In Pink, Sky, Lemon, Cream, White, Nile, Brown, Navy, Black. Ideal for < /< J yard, i evening wear. * 8/11 y " J i WINDOW BLINDS Uat able and serviceable. Green or Fawn. 36in. wide x 6ft. long. Can FFF.TA ibe cut if necessary. 1/2 each. 48in. FURNISHING SATIN Excellent quality. Rose, Beige, Gold or Blue— | /l | yard. Usually 2/11. */ ** KAPOK QUILTS Double Bed size. In Rose, Blue, Gold, Green. GIRLS' WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS, j p .- in Pink, Sky, Cream, with contrast! it trim. Sizes 2's to B's. AIL each.i This Outstanding Offer must soon be withdrawn. Beautiful Quilts, in Plain or Brocaded Satin. Well filled. Full 19/11 CHILDREN'S SLEEPING SUITS, in Cream Winceyette. /it each. 24in., 27in., 30in. A/W ritli contrast PEACH BLOOM LADIES' VELOUR COATS ea °k - rri t Mil I IWFDV Superior quality Ripple All-Wool T # rtLl MALLIINLK I Velour. Tailored styles. In Black. i SUITS, in' i it i i t- i Navy, Brown, Wine, Bottle. S.W., 2Jft cach.jN- .lyle., all shades. W ; QS j X .0.5., each * MATRONS' FROCKS BLOUSES In Silk Pebble Crepe. A well-made, good-fitting Frock Pure Silk Crepe de Chine. Smart styles, with jabot at Less Than Half Price. Very pleasing styles. In Black, f [ ont or ° r c ai , stc ° at style long . c c XT/ n , Vo Q ** #- sleeves. S.S.W.. S.W., W., O.S. In Ivory. Salmon, Navy, Saxe, Wine. SAV., W., 0.5., X.0.5., ft/|| ea. Ni , e> p Lemon, Red—Usually 15/6. Cl\\ ea. X.X.O.S.—Usually 25/6. 7/** / 7 0/11 winceyette THE BARGAIN HEAVY COTTON VESTS NIGHTDRESSES OF THE YEAR shaped wai „. . kor . </, Long sleeves, in Pink, Sky, Lemon, pVPNINf* Nile, Helio., with contrast trim. !" " tnillU * S.W., w. 3/11 each -i SELLING RAPIDLY. LADIES' MODEL Matrons', in Cream Winceyette But- j Q|/ 1' 1 VELOUR COATS ton front, high neck long sleeves, j, me dium backs. ** * * * „ W., 0.5., X.0.5., 5/11 Sleeve]ess , epaulette or EACH. ™ R TRIMMED. . X.X.0.5., A/ll' piiff sleeves. Many iExclusive styles, panel effects, smart L jstyles trimmed with Lame or Tinsel, isleeves. Navy, Black, Wine, Lido, ..____ _, r ..- _. ~ •In Black, White, Coronation Blue, Brown. S.W., W., 0.5., X.O.S.— INTERLOCK PYJAMAS iGerar.ium, Honey, Margaret Rose-, Usually £5/5/-. jfa eac^» Coat style. Cream, with contrast of; Pink, Nile, Reseda, Red, Green, 7/ Pink, Sky or Nile. Very /| 4 jOrange, Sky Usually 25/6. S.W., ' attractive. 0.5., 8/11. 7/H|W. O.S. GIRLS' WOVEN ;w\, o.s. GIRLS' WOVEN ALL-WOOL CARDIGANsj B „ W,NTER FROCKS Women s fitting. In Brown, Fawn,. Brown, Navy or Wine toning. S.W., FLEECY LINED. Saxe, Wine, with con- fi/f f ea. W., O.S.— 9/11 CaCh ' Good * serviceable styles, belted. In trast trim. | Usually 1 5/6. 7/** Saxe> Red> Nayy( Brown> Rugt> nRFSSINP, nOWN.S. ™ cut' DDnrAnr it..li 24in. 26in. 28in. DRESSING GOWNS, in silk brocade (padded). Full length. 2 *J in - 2bin • 28in - A oin - In Black, Wine, Rose, Saxe, R0ya1.... 15/6 each. 5/11 6/6 6/11 7/6 KNITTED ] WOOLLEN I smart Marie mixtu FROCKS ■ ires—Usually 39/6. S.W., W. New style, high neckline. Some smocked, others contrast trimmed. In Navy, Black, Nigger, Bottle, Royal, Lido, Rust, also in 19/11 EACH LADIES' WOOL GLOVES men's winter.weight pyjamas, MEN'S MARUI Contrast gauntlet. |/| | pair. S ood stn P es - S.M., M., O.S. A/j J FLEECY UNDERWEAR Fawns or Browns. M/ MM j j Singlets S.M., M., 2/6 0.5., X.0.5., 2/11 SILK AND WOOL STOCKINGS,!MEN'S WOOL GLOVES, f/ipair.U, , */** " Faw - 2/u 3/6 Usually 4/11. / MEN'S " DOCTOR " UNDERFLAN- MEN'S OVERCOATS HOT WATER BOTTLES, real live NELS, in Navy, Shetland, Natural. N avy Velour, D.8., fitting back: 3*s Red Rubber. \f m Kit kpafrick % Stevens im "The Bargain House on Broadway"—NEWMARKET,S.E.I. Country Orders Must Have Postage Added to These Special Values! illll mm: W m x m: : m m-. m m m lill Shine your sink faster and save your hands ...with Bon Ami A high polish on the kitchen sink and hands that stay soft and white. Those are just two reasons why women use lion Ami for all their cleaning. You'll find, too, that Bon Ami saves time because it works so fast and rinses away so easily. That it leaves no grit to clog drains or pipes. And it's economical. A little Bon Ami docs a lot of work. Bon Ami polishes as it cleans "hasn't scratched yet!'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22756, 16 June 1937, Page 5
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