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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18899, 14 January 1927, Page 2

Our First Summer Commences on Friday, January 14th To maintain tlic confidence of our customers and make more customers it ia resent in 1 that no one who visits our store will be disappointed. With this object in our mind, we have reduced the price of every article in tho shop at least .10 per cent., and in many lines from 23 to 50 per cent. The only exceptions being where prices are fixed by the manufncturcr. Great Reductions in Ladies 1 Raincoats A ra-'k of LADIES' BLACK HAIXCOATS, in S.W., W. and O.S. This is a bargain never before seen in this Dominion—Usually .. -19/6 Sale Price .. .. 12 / 6 eacn T \DIKS' SINGLE-BREASTED RAINCOATS. These Coats are silk—Usually .. 73/- each Sale Price 29/6 each SMART FROCKS AT PRICES THAT SCARCELY COVER THE COST b OF THE MATERIAL # "5 MODEL HOUSE AND STREET FROCKS, beautifully tailored, silk lined and hand worked. Made in France and Belfrnim— Sally 10 gns to 12 gns Your Choice 4 gns each Watch Arthur Burnett's Windows Special Reduction on Ladies' Artificial Silk Hose "B V MAY" HOSE. "Made strong where the wear comes." Exceptional value, in assorted shades—Usually 3/6 Sale Price 2/11 pair "A-MAY-ZING" SILK STOCKING, pure silk and art silk; finished like a 17/0 stocking—Sale Price 6/11 pair THREE KNOTS SILK STOCKING, England's most popular Hose; stocked in all shades—Usually 7/0 pair .. Sale Price 5/11 pair Silks Almost Given Away 38in BLACK OTTOMAN SILK, the most wanted and popular fabric for coats to-day—Usually 22/0 yard ... Sale Price 15/0 yard Cotton Fabrics 40in COTTON CREPE GEORGETTE, the most wanted shades are: mauve, fawn, grev, saxc, pale blue, rust, pink, scarlet, black, and navy—Usually 4/11 yard .. • • • ■ Sale Price 2/11 yard To Country Clients Arthur Barnott's Annual Sale Commences on FRIDA*Y, 14th. "Wo hope to give you entire satisfaction and help to win your approval. ARTHUR BARNETTLtd. 119 CASHEL STREET 'Phone 931 w mm Exceptional vsicira IS AT ONCE APPARENT IN THESE SMART GARMENTS ART SILK JUMPER SUITS, in all the new shades and latest /»A In TO I? GNS French styles .. \ CREPE DE CHINE JUMPER SUITS, in choice J/ A shades and styjes, French goods—- ■*-•-. - 49/6 TO 9i r '" ART SILK DRESSES, in smart shades and j ' styles, long bodice effect, with roll collar and j pleated skirt, and finished with CXI ICL ' pockets .. Ov/ O COTTON FROCKS, in smart designs, assorted j colours—--18/6 25/- 32/6 42/FUJI SILK FROCKS, with short and long t%"T 39/6 AND 4S/COTTON GEORGETTE FROCKS, in dressy styles and colours J A /(* TO AJA / From ™/V "v/- , | yi JAP SILK FROCKS, in new French designs; II \ I smart colours and styles .. AA /_ If \ \ CREPE DE CHINE FROCKS, in new designs; j all French goods; exquisite A A It* styles .... .. Spitz imported clothes enable you to be well and smartly dressed at small expense. We have a comprehensive range of ~ the latest Parisian and Continental styles on view in our Showroom—you will enjoy inspecting. We are Open Late Friday Nights EUGENE SPITZ & CO. LTD. y 699 COLOMBO STREET

Hints on Housekeeping—No. 6 JAM Dear Xiece, don't worry, there is a new Jam which I felt so guilty on Tuesday at tea is getting a great run because of its when you were praising the Jam in home-made flavour. You buy a tin of front of Mrs. Sniggers. She is such a 'Peter Pan' Jam and, good housekeeper good housekeeper that I did not like that you are, your guests won't know to let on that it was not home-made. the difference." Fruit has been so dear this year "Petor Pan" Jam may not be very that I did not rnako my usual quantity, rc.'ll-known yet, but it soon will be. and the boys are growing so, I cannot Fi.rgive my deception, but you knov keep pace with their appetites. what Mrs. Sniggers is like. I did not like the idea of bought Your loving 7am, but the grocer said, "Mrs. Joi\os, AUNT JAXE. .•'Peter Pan" Jam is obtainable at all Stores. If unable to procure, write J. Rattray & Son Ltd., sending name of your Storekeeper.

ELBCTEIO VACUUM CLEANING, is AH HOUB. Tour own tome visited, «nd csrpets, upnolelMued. Expert service given, and ipeda) low ut« of 4s per hour. All work auwin. !S? w £ rtU or . c * n - 35 Westenra street, •S Woodbsm road, DsJltogtou. —b

Madame Bella Komokov, the famous Russian teacher and (lancer, arrives in Christchurch curly in January, and commences leaching her art in conjunction with Mr Cyril Poullon, at his Studio, which has been remodelled and equipped with all modern aids to ensure quick and ofiincnt results in all branches of dancing. Appointments for the •neuiag year may be arranged at tho Studio, F7ISB