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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 5 April 1926, Page 3

Tbeaths FAMOUS for HOSIERY Whether your fancy, runs to silk, silk mixtures, artificial silk, lisle thread, or woollen stockings —Beath’s have the Hosiery you want in the shade you prefer. The v prices are in your favour, the quality wholly dependable. PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, with suspender tops. In Grey, Beaver, Taupe, Mole, Sphinx, Airedale, Thrush, Polo, New Fawn, and Jack Rabbit. Women’s, smnll women’s, extra small women’s, and O.S. ... .... ... 21/- pair BALBRIGGAN CASHMERE HOSE/with suspender tops. Splendid wearing. In Coating, Suede, Putty, and Grey. Small women’s, women’s and 0-S. 10/6 pair “MARVEL” PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, with ribbed tops. Fashioned. In Suede, Beige, Camel, Fawn, Sunset, Cocoa, Cameo, Peach. Extra small women’s, small women’s, women’s & O.S. 8/11 pair LADIES’ SPUN ‘SILK HOSE. Full fashioned, with wide suspender tops. Shades: Champagne, Coating, Suede, Beige, Nude, White, Grey, Mole, Putty; and -Stone. Women’s, small women’s and O.S.— 14/6 pair HAND-MADE RIBBED SPUN SILK HOSE. In Fawn, Silver, and Brown - . Splendid wearing quality ... 5. 29/6 pair RIBBED MARE SILK-AND-COTTON HiDSE Full fashioned, with suspender topß. In Nude/White, Shoe Grey/White, Tan / White, Cinnamon/White, and Lighi> Coat- ' ing/White. Women’s, small women’s, and O.S. ... ... ... '9/6 pair “LUSTINIA” LISLE HOSE, with embroidered . Silk clox. Full fashioned. Shades: Onion, Gloden Pheasant, Sunburn, Grey, Silver, Mole, Nigger, Tan, Cream, White. Small women’s and women’s 9/6 pair O.S. ... 9/11 pair JAZZ RIBjBED ART SILK HOSE, with Cashmere feet. In all the latest colourings. Small women’s and women’s 9/11 O.S. 10/3 “PESCO” CASHMERE HOSE, in assorted marl mixtures. A very smart Stocking. Small women’s and women’s ... 10/11 O.S. ... 11/6 MARL SILK-AND-COTTON HOSE. In Putty/White, Beaver/White, Stone/White, and Nigger/White. Small women’s! women’s and O.S. ... 6/11 pair Postage Free. Discount of in each complete £l. s&Hf TIMARU And at CHRISTCHURCH, GREYMOUTH and KAIKOURA

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