Page 22 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22955, 5 February 1938, Page 22 (Supplement)

LOVERS Of[ HOME BEAUTY! AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE TH|5 Wll L BECOME INCREASINGLY RARE I AT 25 PER A Marvellous Overseas Purchase % in time. -For Summer Sale Selling Napery, exquisite in its simplicity . . . Napery, handworked, with all the intricate originality of the Orient . . . Filets, Laces, Embroidered Linens, perfection personified . . . Treasures for the Glory Box—and gifts worth their weight in gold! 1 Buy or Lay-by Now! 1!% Mat & w V M gpggg§ f £=s m Sh' a B m S, & m % :• < Spw Yt m jarr $ & "V mm: SS i V 3S& m rafts • m :?r m a>< m l iT\ fs 3 « ssa £ -556*r? W' fm yt t % m Mail Orders? 526 s? But send promptly—quantities availablo only while It lasts! m,n. *x EXAMPLES ONLY Size Usually. Sale Price: 54in. Cream Filet ........ 27/6 13/6 72 x9O Bedspread Filet 35/6 22/6' JO x 100 Bedspread Filet 49/6 35/J2 x 108 Fine Filet Lace 69/6 52/6 72 x9O Filet Luncheon .59/6 45/6 )0 x 180 Filet Bedspread 95/-. 75/Burata Table Sets with six matching Nap 54in. Cloth—55for 39/6 12in. x 45in. Fine Filet Runners —5/11 for 3/11 55% m Napery—• Second Floor i' : 3k m m

Grouping of Smart Furnishing FABRICS A marvellous buying opportunity! Casements, Nets, Sateens, Cretonnes—all specially grouped to clear. Attractive and colourful designs—good wearing qualities. Furnishings—Fourth Floor. r wFjrmw m I t 2, yard. / Further Quantities of Milne's In 100 Designs and Colourings! New Season's Most Brilliant 36in. British & Continental Printed L 100 of the smartest colours and designs to choose from! Every yard is this season's merchandise, in the very newest shades; pastel to dark grounds. Only an end-of-the-season clearance could bring you such marvellously rich fabrics so amazingly low priced. Be early and choose new, while stocks are most complete while it lasts! Fabric Centre—Second Floor. ALL-LEATHER SLIPPERS Definitely a worthwhile reduction smart Grecian style Slippers—soft, light and comfortable,with leather sole and leather heel. Colours: Black or brown, in all sizes. YA R D Sj Men'B Shoes —First Floor. Remarkable Value! Linen SHEETS Usually 39/6 pair Here's where you ran save 10/- pair . . all ■ pure Linen Sheets ■■ / m limited quantity only. # \M I mL Large single-bed size. W / fn Three yards long:, ".i Inches wide. I Manchester Second Floor Use the LAY-BY for these SAVINGS THERE'S MORE TO BE SAVED AT MILNE'S 3/6, 4/6 PANTEES at 2/6 3/6, 3/11 NECKWEAR 2/6 2/11 RAYON HOSE- -1/11 3/6 NIGHTIE TOPS - - 1/6 In plain smooth-fitting- suede locknlt, with banded legs fitting: waist-lino and sido buttons. Newest colours. SAV.. W., O S Collars, Jabots, collars and cufTs In satins, crepe suedes and georgettes, some daintily trimmed with lace, others smartly tailored. Pure Silk and Ua.von semi-fashioned mediums—dull finish —reinforced lisle fe<-t. in shades of suntan, copper, tan. petal, etc. Charming—dainty and feminine—delicate deep cream Nightdress Tops In attractive lloral and leaf designs. Bid ENGLISH WOOL--6id 5/6 COMPENDIUMS - 3/11 2/6, 2/11 NEEDLEW'K 1/6 14/6,17/6Sup'rCloHislO/6 4-ply fingering—a good wearing: wool. White, sky, saxe, navy, scarlet, cardinal, wine green, reseda, gold, mauve, blark, lemon, orange, rust, brown, nigger, fawn. Ml LI Deckle edged, parchment finish Notepapor—tissue lined .Envelopes. Of distinctly superior quality. 30 sheets and 3fi envelopes. Cream/brown, blue/deep blue. All specially grouped to sell at clearance prices—linen centres, Arras cloth cushion covers and crash firescreens. All attractively traced. 36 only! Exceptional value at exceptional reductions! Traced Linen Supper Cloths—attractively designed—all 15 inches square. Usually 1-i/o, 17/0, for 10/ d. SUPREME SUMMER SALE PoplmmnßTS There's two collars to each shirt! . . . and either double or sinple culTs. Truly a wonder-■ rul opportunity to buy high-grade shirts at heavy reductions. All fast colour materials. In shades of blue, fawn and grey. Men's Mercery—Street Floor. CHOYCE LTD , QUEEN ST AUCKLAND-MAIL ORDERS TO BOX 19

Remember, Monday, 14th, is 'St.Valentine's It 1! Dan Cupid's day or days—sparkling: with cherubic mischief, be wraps bis trusty arrows la messages or love and shoots them down to earth, just old-rashloned sentiment, yes, but sweethearts and beaux—how they'll cherish that loving thought, that little rhyme which means so much—that promises . . . what? So do send a Valentine /... CARDS—Id, Bd, 1/-; with Hankie, 1/-, 1/6. i & m V Acceptable • • . 8d Embroidered M HANKIES at 7d Jjf Acceptable "White Linen Mm Handkerchiefs. 10$ Inches MJm square, with embroidered \ initial in one corner. Llm- ' 5 lted quantity only I m Handkerchiefs—4 Street Floor. \§M|^ Extra Special— Tl/6, 12/6 English DOESKIN GAUNTLETS at A grouping of the finest Doeskin Gauntlets fleavily reduced. Good fitting elastic at wrist. All •ties in natural only. 7/6 Va REAL LEATHER HANDBAGS V Usually W (flours: Black, brown, and red. Styles: Clasp, ,< urJderarm and tuck shapes, I / J ■with chromium and bone ■ W I mounts. All silk lined, and fitjted with inner purse and • ' - ! jrilrror. .. Oloves and Dags—Btrect Floor.

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