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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19029, 1 June 1936, Page 9

TYPICAL OF YEAR ROUND JUST ARRIVED The newest plaid and check designs. Popular straight shapes with fringed ends. A splendid wearing line of All Wool Cashmere Stockings, in popular shades of Grey, Fawn and Brown. All sizes. 3/11 These Fleecy Gauntlet Gloves have just come to hand. They are in shades of Brown, Scarlet, Bottle, Wine, and Navy. Sizes 6 to 7. T Woolly Panties and Vests Attractive styles in Winter Underwear. Pantees have woven and banded knee, and vests are opera and shaped tops. Shades: Peach, Nil, and White. « 4/11 All Wool Afgaline A special quality heavy diagonal weave for winter frocks. Shades: Saxe, Rust, Brown, Navy, Reseda, and Black. 36in wide. 3/11 2/11 a Trellis Weave Sand Crepe A dainty silky weave, suitable for day and evening frocks. Special crease- resisting finish. Shades are: Saxe, Beige, Royal, Rose, Lemon, Brown, Nil, Navy, Black, Cream. 36in wide. 1/11 y3rd A smart line of Ladies' Felt Hats. Plain, tailored shapes, with stitched brims, for sports and spectator wear. All head fittings. 7/11 Fringed All Wool A good quality fringed All Wool Rug for bed, camp, or car. Size 56 x 76. In attractive check designs. Dark and light grounds. 12/9 Knitted Blouse Clsirdidans Smart little styles in all wool fancy stitch, buttoned to nock, and finished with self tie. Shades: Rose, Nigger, Fawn, Almond. Special Price 10/0 Men's Twiletta Pyjamas A good quality heavy Twill Flannelette Pyjama. Good designs in 12 good shades. S.M., M. and O.S. Men's. All one price. 6/11 Diagonal weave All Wool Tweed Skirts, in plain walking shapes. Grey, Green, Brown, and Blue tonings. S.W. and W. fittings. Original value 15/11. Special Price Q /I 1 Men's Summit Shirts Special values in this popular make of Shirt, with 2 semi-stiff Collars. New stripes, in shades of Blue, Grey and Fawn. All sizes. '.7/11 IUM ARABIC, In large or small r quantities, for saje at Herald ibblner Department. SA^E.—Ticket Writing Cards, '. assorted colours. —Herald Printing •epartment. ;' •IV"'fc*-<# I^l

E AD! N G 2/6 NOVELS FOR 1/6 TO CLEAN UP OUR STOCK BEFORE STOCKTAKING WE ARE OFFERING A BIG SELECTION OF NOVELS AT 1/6. ALL POPULAR AUTHORS. GOOD WINTER READING. Reduced Titles include— « . BLIND CORNER, by Dornford Yates . . ... THE EXQUISITE; PfiRBITA. -by Barrington . - THE DESERT VALLEY, by Jackson Gregory; THE SUN GAZERS, by Knibbs NO OTHER TIGER, by A. E. W. Mason LYDIA OP THE PINES, by H. W. Morrow. : , ... ... JAHALA, by Clarence B. Kelland "> ' SAGUSTO. by Cecil Roberts PRIDE OP PALOMAR, by Peter B. Kyne '"•!.' THE MIND OP A MINX, by Bertha Ruck MORAN BEATS BACK, by MacLeod Raine :.. : :; THE SAVING CLAUSE, by Sapper HELEN "OF THE OLD HOUSE, by H. Bell Wright . TROADS OP DOUBT, by MacLeod Raine DANIEL BOONE, by Stewart E. White ..'■ Z,L, APRIL SOWING, by Rosemary Rees ■.'■■• • - TAKE OP ENCHANTMENT, by Rosemary ReeS:.:..., .!'. JOHN GALSWORTHY'S BOOKS, 12 titles - ~ BLACK STAR RETURNS, by Johnston McCully .. A CASE OF CONSCIENCE, by,lsabel Clarke *'r WORD OP HONOUR, by. Saucer ■ ■', " ■ ■ ; . ', LITTLE KNIGHT OP X BAR B, by Maule \ IT HAPPENED IN PEKING, by Mjhl THE CALL OP THE CANYON, by Zane Grey • "! . HIGH SNOW, by Gunpat THE HOUSE OP MOHUN, by George Gibbs ' ■"";• THE POISON BELT, by Conon Doyle BACK OP BEYOND, by Stewart E. White And a host of other good titles. 1/6 each, posted 1/9. Six copies posted for 9/6. 12 copies post paid 18/-. We guarantee Country Clients a good selection. Wher ordering state whether Western, Detective, Mystery, or Romance are preferred, . .. * UIR BOOKSELLER GISBORNE