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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14839, 3 December 1913, Page 2

Jgffl' M t* • I in • 4* m ." m W* I One Week Only I ' -J PETER PAN COLLARS, fine lace, new 1 % tfl |f| || I A Pi 00 if IMIH 0 H I ORIENTAL COLLARS, embroidered .fi Sunshiue shapes 1 .Off §11IJSO ii tjUii BB fjlf 1 I *° dainty mixed colouriaga, ia net, ;~S At 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/11 2/6 2/11 each I L- 1 muslins and crepe S I : : I At 1/6 I/I 1 2/11 3/9 4/11 each \M MUSLIN COLLARS, trimmed fine lace, I § 'W embroidered or spot, very dainty for I At 20 p6F C6llt« Off 1 SCARVES in crepe, ninon, silk net, . M coat collars or blouses g . _ -_ . h lace, etc., plain or floral designs, ,JS At lOidl/-1/6 1/11 2/6 2/11 to 4/6 each I USUaIFriCeS. I suitable for day or evening wear, all .Vl ff I at Special prices—for one week only ; W Made-up JABOTS, in fine net lace and 1 This comprises a manufacturer's complete 1 M muslin, new styles, in white, ecru or I range of Neckwear bought at a special | CLUNEY LACE COLLARS, ia Peter ; M black 1 discount and consisting of Collars, Jabots, 1 Pan shapes, for children's wear J Prices from 1/-1/3 1/9 2/6 2/11 4/11 each I Cravats, Real Lace Novelties, Bows, 1 At 1/6 1/11 2/6 2/11 each" v| - 1 Scarves, etc., etc. No two pieces are i COAT COLLARS in fine lace or muslin, I alike, so we advise you to make your I SWISS WORK NOVELTY PIN*ON ;B all shapes, to fit any costume collar | selections immediately, before many of i JABOTS, wear with any collar ia --■ At 1/11 2/11 3/6 3/11 to 10/6 each I the daintiest styles are sold out. 1 white and ecru • M } 1 At 1/- 1/6 1/11 2/6 2/11 each :ft Real MALTESE NECKWEAR, in col- I if . ".« lars, Peter Pans, ties, jabots, etc. I i SILK BOWS, in all colonrs and shape Jβ At 1/11 2/11 3/11 4/9 4/11 to 35/-each 1 , 1 At 10|d 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 each zM COLLAR and CUFF SETS, in muslin 1 1 Palslty e 0,01 "* 4 OPEN-END TIB 3, the- ~M or lace, all the latest shapes 1 • I colourings are exquisite -j ;M At 1/11 2/6 2/11 3/11 4/9 4/11 set I . I At lfli 2/6 each

_ ipl M4HE 1M THE HOHIINION *• Si We always encourage local industry by specializing in JVjS New Zealand made Footwear, believing that the good of the individual means the good of the State. We ;1 !J?l| detail a few sample values to-day, which for style and i llj workmanship will give long satisfaction, while the so!id"J| '■Hμ English leathers warrant their wearing qualities. I JiffP Patent Street Shoe, with Strong Albany Shoe, with s ||j| strap and bow— ribbon bow, in glace . ||S 16/6 18/6 or patent leathers — |fl ... ; ;■...-'., i 6/6 18/6;" |S Neat Three-button Shoe, ■ ' '■ , in glace and patent, Ladies' Black Kid One- Xjj with kid or suede in- bar Tennis Shoes, with jgHsertion — , chrome soles— 18/6 19/6 21/- 7/6 |f . STREET • *|1 v ■ •■■•■-■ ■■•*'•• ■ ! •'•' '#."'3 —-ill 111 11l lllMlir'''"M -

KeepYourHids M and White CuticuraSoap And Ointment Treatment: On retiring, soak the hands in hot water and Cuticura Soap. Dry, anoint with Cuticura Ointment, and wear soft bandages or old loose gloves during the night. CntJcum Boap and Ointment Uβ Mid Uuwalunrt the world. A liberal ample of eaeb, with 32-pigt booklet en the tore «uJ treatment o! the ikln wai •calp. sent Dost-tree. Address B. Tows* * Cβ, By dney. N. 8. W.

1 HARD-CASH |;1 I will not buy GOOD HEALTH; X j I but a little of it will buy a tin of B~ I I VAN HOUTEM'S COCOA, I j I and every cupful of that does you good. Its H '-' 1 1 1 nourishing, sustaining and strengthening B^'l I properties make it an ideal breakfast ■'%>' 1 and supper beverage. It keeps mind "H^i I and body in working order. But it ■*&>-; I MUST be VAN HOUTEN'S. Kgf