Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16339, 23 March 1915, Page 2

rV I Aβ the NEW AUTUMN DRESS FABRICS £■ " " B . have arrived this season we have been ■'': "ip'TLv 1© JL 10)11 delighted every day with the wonderful Jl M@ JD)@SII Ji llSlC© chflrms ol the Ncw Autnmn Wearables. __. Notwithstanding the scarcity of Innparted Fabrics, Black, Navy, and popular colours B* atumlKni jfcncLjit.lLi.li IL? ILkHM U axe here in extraordinary profusion. We hold & Jl SlllflMllu t> a mß S a^cent, stock, embracing in large quan- '• ' ° tities each extremely fashionable cloths as "^"" MM """"'^ M "*' MM — M ' ■ -I Broadcloths, Serges, CUrbadines, Tweeds, '■■■ . Coatings, and Blanket Cloths. Write for Patterns. -; THE NEW SHADES are of neutral and soft ■ \ , , character, especially for afternoon and street I wear, Navy being undoubtedly favourite. NEW STYLES.-—The (notable feature of the ' . I Hl' B9 mm . new styles is tiio fuller skirt, and include the > : I mJ HH Hfl circular and gather forms, together with side ' , %Bβ W*\ pleated effects. 1# 11 Jl I I^jT J - Coats include demi-tailored and tailored ■•;'. . . . • effects, with preference for the tailored. ■ x . - Tailored Coats, with belts placed at high or :'■' : ■•- ! ,<m '* ail to see our very unusual elightly raised waistline, are particularly showing of New Dress Fabrics. favoured. '; " J HEAVY BLAIIKET CLOTHS, for Warm Coats; in Plain amd Fancy '.' SOLE AGENTS Checks, new ebadings; 54 inches wide— % FOR STANDARD 4 / n « 5 / U ' 6 / U ' 7 I U yard ' :-i PAPER PATTERNS. NEW KURL CLOTH, in Navy, Saxe, Brown; 52 inches wide— w A magnificent collection 8 / n y ard « ■:i ol New Styles hi Standard ' '.* PAPER PATTERNS from CHECK VELOURS, in Two-tone Effects, for Sports Coats; 54 inches which to choose your wide— 6/11 yard, entire Wardrobe. :;■ On Sale at the Art Needle- 6UEDE VELOUR; one costume length only of Saxe, Helitt, and % work Counter. . Grey— 63/- the length. I PBICE, 9d. per Pattern. ffEW WOOL EKTECTS, in the leading Clan Colourings; L^i^i^__ MaMM _ M .^_ a^BB 42 inches wide— ■ 3/6 yard. Sensational Clearing Sale of FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUMS, a IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, WATCHES, &c. Sale Commences FRIDAY, 12th March, Continuing for 23 days. Extraordinary Reductions will be made in order to effect a speedy Clearance, j l , There will be Memorable Bargains for all. J 251- HEARTH RUGS for 12/6. BEDSTEAD, Complete with Mattress, Bed, and q Pillow, 33/6. Quchesse Chests, Washstand?, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Chairs, Tables, . Suites, etc., Household Ironmongery, Crockery, etc. No Reserves, all must go during this Sale. Roll up! Take Advantage of the Biggest Bargains to-day. ; ..-■■• ■:--/, •■. EVERYBODY SATISFIED.

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