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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20284, 19 April 1934, Page 12

i You’ll be surprised how far your money will go at Wilson, Smellie’s Reorganisation Drapery Store. New and seasonal goods now showing in all departments. MEN’S NEGLIGE SHIRTS, with 2 anti-curl collars to match. Newest tonings 10/6 The “SHEPHERD” SHIRT. A Shirt that does not require a back stud. With 2 collars 1 A //» to match IU/ D A Special KHAKI DRILL SHIRT, with 2 pockets and with collar attached. Ideal for A /A sporting wear d/ U MEN’S NEGLIGE SHIRTS, in good quality union shirting. Cream grounds and neat 9/6 stripes. For winter wear Men’s Collar Attached UNION SHIRTS. A good working shirt for winter wear 7/11 Men’s Collar Attached Extra Heavy BLACK ITALIAN SHIRTS, for hard wear 6/6 LADIES’ PYJAMA SUITS. In Cream and Pink Winceyette. Coloured facings 4/11 SPECIAL PRICE **/ 1 1 LADIES’ CARDIGANS, in Shetland wool. Good quality. Navy, Saxe, Sage Green, Rose Beige. W. and O.S IA/A SPECIAL PRICE iU/O LADIES’ RAINCOATS. Navy, Cherry and Tan. Smartly cut; pleats in back, Raglan sleeves. W. only 1 £ / I 1 SPECIAL PRICE 10/11 LADIES’ SKIRTS. All-wool Tweed New Sports shape. Buttons down front; 2 pockets, W.S. & W—SPECIAL PRICE CHILDREN’S BLOOMERS. A special line. Assorted materials. Crepe, Woven and Fuji 1/SPECIAL PRICE REMEMBRANCE WEAR A POPPY CHILDREN’S CARDIGANS. A small quantity. Blue, Nile, Blue/Fawn SPECIALLY PRICED CHILDREN’S SLEEPING SUITS. Good quality striped Flannelette SPECIAL PRICE 5/11 | Knitting Yarn 4 PLY (in /AS f 7 1.1. Cococ/GS & Atft/ftAt/XTI//?£S loz. SKEIN 3/11 READY-TO-WEAR FELTS, good large fittings, medium style; trimmed with Petersham and cut felt. Navy, Wine, Grey, Black, Fawn, Brown . . | A /CL Inexpensively Priced 1”/ U SMART BERET HATS. The latest vogue, in Cherry, Grey, Brown, Black, Royal, Fawn, Lido. Pin tucks and bows, which give smart chic finishes to these attractive little Hats *|9 /C GREAT VALUE lW O Our 7/11 READY-TO-WEARS are great value. Medium easy suiting style*, with contrasting finishes. Fawn. Cherry. Brown, Navy, Black, Wine, Lido, Grey. ANGORA READY-TO-WEARS. Medium and beret styles, in Moss, Ice Blue, Cherry, Black, Navy, Vieux Rose 1 O /A PRICE 10/ U The delight of Matrons are the distinctive MODELS of Austrian Velcur, in medium style, with smart finishes of Petersham in contract and toning shades. Black, Navy, Nigger OA / C PRICE &&/ U 54in. CHEVRON COATING, in i/TURKISH TOWELS, excellent value. Size 20 x 40in. dark coloured stripes Each 36in. CURTAIN NETS, mediu quality, neat allover pattern, Cream grounds . . Yard 36in. WINCEYETTE, plair in Apricot, Pink, Cream, Sky and Nil . . yard 30in. CRETONNES, wonderful value, in light and dark | / colourings . . yard 1/ ART. SILK HOSE, plated wi'.K fine lisle, ensuring long wear. In all shades of Fawn. Brown and Gunmetal O /CL SPECIAL PRICE C*/ V “FLEXCELLO” SILK and WOOL HOSE. Art. Silk, lined with wool. New Autumn shades of Brown and Grey. Elastic ribbed wool tops 4/11 FUR COLLARS, new shapes, in Dark Brown Fur Q /I 1 FROM ©/ 1 X COSY SLIPPERS, bright coloured felt, with padded. suede soles and leather toes y| 1 SPECIAL VALUE II BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ SMART BROWN CHECKED TWEED OVERCOATS, smartly cut in double-breasted shape. To fit boys from 6 to 16 years—r," CES 23/6™ 38/6 For the Smaller Boys. A smartlycut JUVENILE COAT, in thornproof tweeds, showing 1 Q /CL in Brown effects . . lu/ 0 LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE, fully fashioned, full weight, Slendo heel. Browns and Greys service 5/11 46in. ALL-WOOL smart, useful skirts 6/11 Yard 27in. RAYON TAFFETA range of shades i a full w 56in. DONEGAL TWEEDS, for Overcoats and Skirts 9/11 36in. DARK MIXED TWEEDS. Specially for Skirts . . 3/3 F/A/E WOOL C.Y SCABVES SIZE SO >|2 c '*ey. A-fruA/ eoLouK/A/et CMOS 3® Bs* in WILSON/MELLIE CHti? Nrut Zralanft mttattH HUn'klu A N.Z. Paper for IS.Z. Women. Whom Would You Sooner Entertain? Near and An absolute Stranger, or Dear Relation or Friend? 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