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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 20, 14 April 1927, Page 5

GET YOUR Easter and Holiday Footwear To-night at CLARK’S Styles are all new—the very latest for Easter. Our range is large and complete—and as -for VALUES—JUST INSPECT THESE FASHIONABLE BLACK PATENT LEATHER SHOES. Southall Black Patent 1-Bar Shoes, Louis heels, strap and bindings of imitation snake. Our Price, 29/6 Bostock Black Patent 1-Bar Shoes, round toe, spike heels. Our Price, 33/6 Bostock Black Patent 1-Bar Shoes, brown backs. Our Price, 39/6 STREET SATIN SHOES IN NEW STYLES. Black Satin 1-Bar Shoes, with the fashionable new baby Louis heels; trimmed at sides with black suede. Our Price, 22/6 Black Satin 1-Bar Shoes, also featuring the stylish baby Louis heels, and with narrow Fancy braiding across front and around sides. Our Price, 22/6 Black Satin 1-Bar Shoes, very attractive, with low heels. Our Price, 21/Silver Brocade 1-B2r Shoes, with baby Louis heels. These are English shoes, beautifully finished. Our Price is 25/Same Shoes, with low heels. 29/6 NEW SHOES FOR EASTER EVENING EVENTS. Gold Brocade 1-Bar Shoes, with baby Louis heels. Very smart English models. Our Price, 25/Coloured Tinsel Brocade 1-Bar Shoes, featuring baby Louis heels. These shoes can be worn with frocks of almost any shade. Our Price, 23/6 T. CLARK FOOTWEAR STYLE HEADQUARTERS, 14-20 VICTORIA ST. (on corner of Elliot St.) And. at Three Lamps, Ponsonby.

VELOUR COATS SO/When we tell you that around town, coats in this qualify velour, in styles and finish on a par with these are Four to Five Guineas we tell you the absolute truth. However, be the judge yourself—come and examine these handsome Coats yourself and examine them closely. Feel the velour*. Your touch will tell you the quality. It is a beautiful, smooth-surfaced, suede velour. Styles—There are several, all to the latest lines, most of these coats have Coney Collar. All are half lined. Fancy cuffs give a pleasing finish to many. Colours—lnclude Bois de Rose, Henna, Rose Pink, Fawns, Amethyst, Beige, Navy, and Black. Sizes—Yours is here. Sizes range from S.S.W. right up to O.S. Lengths vary, too; from 38 inches to 44 inches. Two Pounds Ten sounds a ridiculously low price for a Velour Coat, and it is, but don’t jump to wrong conclusions— These coats are of splendid quality. They are smart, fit gracefully, and are well made—Again we say, they are worth Four to Five Guineas—We can offer them at 50/- simply because we purchased the smooth surfaced suede velour at a very low price. Quick! To-morrow—early to-morrow—come and see these beautiful coats; you will feel more like buying two when you see them. The House OP KARANGAHAPE HOAD.

Cheap Knitting Wools for the Holidays A large purchase of 3-ply lingering in White, Black and many good colours Selling at 6d. oz., 3/11 hank. Double Knitting Wool, White, Black and colours at 6d. oz., 3/6 hank. Double Knitting Wool, Egg, Peacock, Kingfisher and Light Grey, at 4*d. oz., 2/11 hank. Beehive or Super Fingering, 3,4 or 5-ply .. At 1/1 skein, 8/6 hank. White Heather or Rose Fingering At 10Jd. oz., 6/10 hank. Ladyship Wools in many qualities. We Knit all Woollies. MASCO Ltd. Successors to Fred W. Gaze. The Outstanding Wool Store, KARANGAHAFE ROAD (next new Rest Rooms) AUCKLAND. INSTANT RELIEF For Coughs and Colds rlO* o*l* J 1/6 & 2/6 At all Chemists

THE SUN Classified Advts. Bring Buyer and Seller Together hen using marking ink. if the »aterial is marked in the wrong place ut it immediately in cold water to 'hich has been added a little lemonliee. Allow to soak for about 15 minthen well soap the stained part nd rinse. No trace of the ink will be ? tt if this is done at once. Slice onions very finely, put them tto a wire frying basket and, when the *-t m your pan is smoking hot, dip the asket into it, seeing that the onions jT well covered. By this method the cuons will cook in about four minutes. Tar stains on white or coloured washing clothes should be soaked for half an hour in eucalyptus, then washed well in warm soapy water, after which the garments should be washed or boiled in the usual manner. If the stains are very bad, a second treatment may be necessary. When making light frocks (such as fuji silk and crepe de chine) which necessitate an opening or placket, instead of machine -stitching down draw a thread from the material and hem in the space left. This makes the stitching invisible.