Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11660, 26 October 1923, Page 9

SPRING FURNISHINGS at KIRIiCALDIE/S QUA LITY — SER VICE VALUE SLU We have just opened a large shipment of Madras Muslins in the very latest colourings and designs. Prices do not indicate quality; we invite you to inspect and handle the goods, and you will realise that the “Kirkcaldie'’ value is unequalled. ‘ ECRU MADRAS MUSLIN —30 inches wide; scalloped edge. 1/11 to 2/11 yard ECRU MADRAS MUSLIN—36 inches wide. . 3,(9 yard ECRU MADRAS MUSLIN—je inches wide; scalloped edge. */6 and 5/6 yard COLOURED WOVEN MADRAS MUSLlN—inches wide; in newest colourings. 311, 4/6, S/9, 7/9, 8/6, 14/9 yard FADEI.ESS SILK MADRAS MUSLINS—Brown, Gold, Blue, Green. 30 inches wide. 1 5/6 yard 50 inches wide. 10/6 and 16/6 yard OUR LATEST SHIPMENT OF CRETONNES AND SHADOW TISSUES FOR LOOSE COVERS. Are outstanding and quite new. Call and inspect these beautiful goods. We specialise in making Loose Covers for Chesterfields, Chairs, etc. Perfect in fit and finish. We shall be pleased to furnish estimates and samples from our extensive range. 31 inch SHADOW TISSUE— 5/11 and 6/11 yard 31 inch CRETONNES—Especially selected for cover work. 5/6 and 6/6 yard FADELESSfeMERCERISED SILK POPLINS-Mp. shades of Blues, Rose, Greens* Helio., Brown, Grev, Jilatk WsoNinches wide'. ~ 8/11 yaru Tussore, Cre&m, Putty and Fawn. 7/11 yard Give us particulars of your rooms and requirements and we shall be pleased to give our expert advice and assistance in every respect. Morning Specials ■ SATURDAY. On Sale only from 9 o'clock until 12 Saturday Morning. •'LADY RUTH” SECONDS—A real Silk Hose. Saturday Morning’s Price 2/11 pair WOMEN'S WIDE RIBBED SUMMER HOSE —In 7 colours. Worth , i, pair. Saturday Morning's Price 1/11 pair and STAINS £22; ■*c :<-*y ho me Furnishers Pom TUB LONG WINTER EVENINGS THERE IS NO BETTER COMPANION THAN / The Brunswick THIS super-phonograph brings to your own fireside the world’s greatest singers and players, reproducing their songs and pieces in a manner that is truly marvellous. Glorious tonal quality, allied to beautiful appearance, has. raised the Brunswick Phonograph to the leading position in the Phonograph World.—— Call at McGregor Wright’s Gallery, 183 Lambton Quay. . East Terms Arranged. For a Demonstra^-ch,

For Maids and Misses ThemSartestModesfor Summer at Te Aro House ■ ' These styles depict the correct wear for yqung folk, styles (hat please both Mother and Daughter, with a low price ‘ap- \ peal that makes shopping at T.R.O. a pleasure. :: YOUNG LADIES’ WIDE BRIMMED CREAM PEDAL—Trimmed with swathed band and handsome bow of cream satin. PRICE 19/11 A SUPERFINE PEDAL STRAW —Oval crown and wide droop brim ; trimmed with creme satin ribbon. PRICE 16/11 SIX VERY SMART STYLES FOR GI^LS—In Cream Pedal, wide coarse straw and fine fancy straw; featuring the new droop with ... short back; wide brims slightly drooped at side and wide new flat ■- n brim. PRICE 12/6 FOUR’ PRETY STYLES FOR YOUNG MISSES—In droop, poke, medium, and wide brims; trimmed White satin ribbon. PRICE 10/6 FOGR STYLES FOR WEE TOTS—In Pedal, Tagel, and Fancy straw; prettilv trimmed with Cream or White ribbon. PRICE _____ 6/11 Inspection Cordially Invited Te Aro House CUBA ST. & DIXON ST.- WELLINGTON

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