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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20784, 19 April 1939, Page 9

iv" WARM KNITTED WOOLLIES— Showing at right— All-wool ROSLYN COMBINATIONS— Iegs, with rubbed ankles and wrists. Button fronts, shaped breastline, long Short-sleeved styles— Wm.’s 21 A O.S. and X.O.S. 2s / () Long-sleeved styles— Wm.’s 22/6 O.S. and X.O.S. 25/6 Heavy-weight “ROSLYN” VESTS— Soft and warm. No sleeves— Wm.’s O.S. Short sleeves— Wm ’» 12 x 6 O.S. 12/9 14{6 “CANTERBURY” ALL-WOOL VESTS—Medium-weight, fine and soft—no sleeves—fancy neckline. Wm-’s sai SILK and WOOL VEST and PANTIE SETS— Peach shade only limited number. Special value. P “ UA o.s. 9/11 WARNING! COLD WEATHER AHEAD THESE SNUC WARMTH UNDIES AND COWNS All-wool BED JACKETS CHOOSE FROM PRODUCING STRIPED LULLABY PYJAMAS These are simply dazzling in their bright contrasting colours I Warm and cosy, a real Winter PyjamaSash at waist full generous cut Guaranteed fast colours too. You won't be able to resist these. S.W. and Wm.’s— 1211 “ SUPER ” DRESSING GOWNS 1 Showing on left— A dainty all-wool garment with roll collar and ribbed wrist for enclosed warmth. Finished with satin tie and crocheted edge—Shades: Sky, Peach end Nile. Priced- 15/H English Tailored Dressing Gown — 111 an all-wool blanket cloth. Wile revers, set in sleeve, pockets, and girdle at waist.. Shades: Saxe, Wine and Fawn. A smartly-cut Gown and wonderful value at ,W 6 All-wool Burma Cloth House Coat — Fitting back with flared skirt, buttoned up to neck, and finished with Peter Pan cellar. A superior garment in every way. 45/Winceyette Nights— With hand-embroidered fronts—in pastel shades of: Sky, Nile and Pink. Various styles, some with sleeves and others without. A really warm Nightdress for these cold Winter nights. S.W. &■ Wm.’s 611 Outsize y/Jl Hr* KT \ f L Hooka * Klmmoo For Better Value Always LIMITED Hamilton