Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1909, Page 2

SCARVES here; , „ of scarf is represented. l'riccs will be found very for the high • class of goods WHITE NINOIMfaNING SCARVES, with and ends, At 5/6 each IVORY XINOIMVEXING SCARVES, embroidereMjrith a touch of color, ends finishWwth silk fringe, ■ At 12/6 each EVENING sBrVES. hi imitation Spanish lißfa novelty in colors, M At 21/ each CREPE dI CHENE EVENING SCARVE»vhite, with embroidered ends and Bk fringe, At 23/0 each CREPE DEIcHEXE DIRECTOIRE EVEXINf SCARVES, with slide and richftassels of silk and tinsel thread; [in ivory, sky blue, pink, saxe Wue. moss, navy blue and brown, At 9/11 and 11/6 each DIRECTOIRE EVENING SCARVES, in crepe de! chenc, with slide and large \ silk tassels on ends; in ivory, maize, pink, and sky blue, At 27/6 each DIRECTOIRE EVENING SCARVES, in | crepe de chene, with slide and large tassels; in cream, sky blue, heliotrope and vieux rose, At 45/6 eadi DIRECTOIRE EVENING SCARVES, ta crepe de chene, with slide and extra large richly-inounted chenille tassel; in sky blue, heliotrope, and vieux rose, At 45/6 each

EVENING HEAD WRAPS KNITTED WOOL FASCINATORS in white sky bliic, eu-de-nil, pink and | heliotrope, At 2/6 each FASCINATORS, in knitted wool and chenille, in white, sky Wue, heliotrope, pink and eu-de-nii, , At 4/9 each HEAD SCARVES, in ice wool, light and filinv, 2>/ 4 vards long, in white and skv'blue, " At 4/0 each HEAD*SCARVES, in ice wool, 2% yards Ion", and extra wide; in white and sky hlue, At 8/11 each KNITTED SILK FASCINATORS, in very fine nukes, in white and cream, At 5/0 and 9/11 each FINE KNITTFII SILK SQUARES, with silk fring' in white and cream. These arc >< ry smart head wraps. At 13/0 and 23/6 each KIRKCALDIE & STAINS LTD ( i>' partment I).

\I EMUEIiS arc requested to attcn the funeral of our late JJro.-llcni' Cock, which will leave his' late resic ence, Devon Street West, at lialf-pa-two o'clock on SATURDAY, July 3rd. .Members of sister lodges cordial! invited to attend. I By order of the X.G. i H. T. AIXSWORTH, Secretary.