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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12101, 1 September 1917, Page 6

"for The solid reputation we have gained for giving better value is further emphasized in the items quoted below. All are good, reliable qualities, which, considering the present state of the markets, are much better value than we can hope to obtain again for some considerable time to come. OREPE DE CHINE and SILK BLOUSES, newoat styles— From ... 22/6 to 39/8 .VOILE and MUSLIN BLOUSES— From ... ... ... 5/6 to 22/6 SPORTS COATS, in novelty stvles— From ... ... ... 47/6 to 63/TUSSORE COSTUMES, in heavy qualitv silks From ... ... ... 03/6 to 79/6 GABARDINE and FINE SERGE COSTUMES From ... ... ... 84/- to £6 RAINCOATS, in novelty styles— From ... ... ... 39/6 to 84/-READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY— From ... ... ... 9/11 to 25/0 TRIMMED MODELS— From ... ... ... 22/6 to 32/6 PANAMAS—From ... ... 8/11 to 25/6 WHITE and NATURAL DOESKIN and LEATHER GLOVES— From ... 5/9 to 8/11 pair TULLES, the latest for neckwear— From 1/- to 1/10 NEWEST COLLARS, Sailor and Shawl Shapes Fro»B ... ... ... 2/6 to 6/11 NEW CAMISOLE LACES— From ... ... ... 1/4 to 2/6 EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and VOILE COLLARS— Usually 1/6 All 9d. each CREPE DE CHINE HANDKERCHIEFS, fancy bordersAt ... ... .„ 9d. and 1/1 NEWEST VEILINGS— From ... ... ... 1/3 to 2/9 Large Assortment of DAINTY EMBROIDERIES and MEDALLIONS, just opened DAINTY EMBROIDERIES and MEDALLIONS (just opened)— BLACK LUSTRE LISLE HOSE— From ... ... ... 2/3 to 3/- pair LISLE SILK ANKLED and SILK HOSE— From ... ... ... 2/9 to 11/6 pair PLAIN and RIBBED HOSE, in Heathers, Greys, Browns and Navy— From ... ... 4/6 and 4/11 pair KID and SUEDE GLOVES, in special qualities From ... ... ... 3/11 to 8/6 pais 29in. FLORAL MUSLINS and VOILES— From 9}cl. to 1/9 yard DOUBLE-WIDTH FLORAL MUSLINS w& VOILES— From ... ... 11id. to 2/9 yard DOUBLE-WIDTH POPLINS, MERCERISED GABADINES and PIQUES— From 1/11 to 2/11 yard TUSSORE SILKS, in clear lustresQualities from ... 2/6 to 4/11 CREPE DE CHINES, in all shades ... 7/C GEORGETTES, in all shades 7/8 68in. GABADINES, in new shades and novelty mixtures ... ... ... 17/S 52in. WORSTEDS and SUITINGS, in leading Bhades— From _ 8/11 to 16/8 66in. NAVY SERGES— From ... ... ... 8/6 to 18/S CRETONNES and FIGURED SATEENS— From ... ... 9£d. to 2/3 yard PLAIN and FIGURED CASEMENT CLOTHS From ... ... 10Jd. to 2/11 yard TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS and AXMINSTER RUNNERS— From ... ... 2/10 to 16/8 yard TAPESTRY and AXMINSTER RUGS— From .« ... 8/9 to 29/6 each HALL SQUARES, splendid designs— From .„ 15/6 to 55/KTDDER TAPESTRY and AXMINSTER SQUARES— From ... ... ... 50/- to £8 88. LISKURL TABLE COVERS— From ... LISKURL RUGS— From ... ... ... 40/- to 84/18/8 to 27/8 FLOORCLOTHS, 6ft. wide, newest designs— From ... ... ... 3/11 yard 4/9 Running Yard. LINOLEUMS, 6ft. wide, all shades— From C/ 11 B/11 running yard / 1* Discount allowed in each complete £. Careys Mail Order Department Is always ready to receive your order. tM^^MMtrniMM^M^mn^immmHMMmMMTmm address on request

TVTEW BRIGHTON PRESBYTERIAN JM CHURCH. SABBATH, 2nd SEPTEMBER 11 a.m.—Speaker, J. B. Bickerst&fi; 6.50 p.m. : —Commiinion Service; speaker, Rev J. Paterson, M.A. (St Paul's). All invited to attend these eervices. 23id NOTICE. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, rjTHE MANAGEMENT of TOYLAND PICJL TURE'S announce their transfer to their* other Picture Hon so, THE 1 PREMIER. A Special Opening Programme, including the Sevon-reel Suvner-fea'ure Drama, THE ARGYLE CASE, THE ARGYLE CASE. THE ARGYLE CASE. THE ARGYLE CASE. THE ARGYLE CASEI THE ARGYLE CASE. THE ARGYLE CASE, THE ARGYLE CASE. THE ARGYLE CASE. CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA. JOYLAND, 'WEDNESDAY NEXT. JOYLAND, ■WEDNESDAY NEXT. JOYLAND, "WEDNESDAY NEXT. - Play, "CINDERELLA," proby Mrs Naoper and Company oi over 40 Performers, will be repeated, by verj special request, at JOYXAND, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, In aid of Red Cress Funds. ~.3.—NOTE CHANGE OF T Coma end ree the Fairies and Cupids. Misi Ruby Wildins will Daiwo. 2301 F. KIBBLEWHITE. Mayor. NEW BRIGHTON PIER. 'Phone. Season 1916-17. OPEN DAILY from 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. SCHOOL COMMITTEES Please Note: Book your PICNIC DATES Early, either by appointment or letter. Hot water supplied. W. L. A. TAYLOR, Tele. 493 D. Pier Manager. XS MAORI TEA ROOMS, SEA VIEW ROAD. NEW BRIGHTON. " UNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEAS J A SPECIALTY. Picnic* Catered For. MRS B. J. WALLIS, XS Proprietress. NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. VISITORS to the Seaside should Book Accommodation at the above. First-class Accommodation. Moderate Tarifi. Libora.l Cuisine. TERMS: FROM Ts PER DAY. ALF. JOHNSON, 'Phone L Proprietor. pOMFORTABLE and Reasonable Board and Lodging at Miss Evans, 53, Hawke Street, 722 X NEW Brighton, central, close sea and car, Modern House, &ix rooms, front and back verandahs, h. and c, etc. Price £530. Evelyn Clark, Robinson and Co., Br:ghton. Offers Wanted for Valui ' able Property, in the heart of the town, ship, returning good interest. Evelyn Clark, Robinson and Co., Brishcon. ■jVj'EW Brighton, centra!, sunny position, I' close fea und car, 5 Rooms, well furnished, porcelain bath, lavatory basin, copper, tubs, etc. Price £.l-2.3. Evelyn. Clark, iobhieon and Co., New " MlirW - Brsght6n~leso -I* J-acre, with pood House, would subdivide'; «. bargain at £550. Evelyn Clarjr, Robinson, and Cc, Brisrh.ton. ]UEW Brighton, Esplanade, Sections 1' £42 "each, on easy terms. Evelyn Ckrk, Robinson and Co., Brighton. 17YeI7yn1:!laiTk, robixson and coT. f-J New Brighton, have all the Cheapest Prooerties in Brighton for Sale and to Let." Evelvn Clark, Robinson and Co., Bricbtx,. ' " 847

Why should I buy NAZOLP Because NAZOL is the host family cough and cold remedy. Complete in itself—most economical. Sixty doses Is 6d. 6