Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 34, 10 February 1908, Page 9

J JJO you remember the story of " Wolf ! Wolf!"? It's I J like the constant cry of " Sale ! Sale !" which | ! characterises some firms. We hold TWO sales a year i I —our Summer and Winter Fairs— during which we | ! make a BONA-FIDE CLEARANCE of all seasonable I I goods at genuine bargain prices ! I ITITTTI J**M LWIm"" { - KJl'i. , IS S7 CUBA STREET. j SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS ! I CHILDREN'S PRINT SAILOR DRESSES for 2/6 each. f • 6 doz. LADIES' BLACK CRINOLINE FANCY SHAPE HATS I Were 5/1 1 Now 1/- each ! ! \ BLACK CASHMERE HOSE Usual prices 1/-, 1/6, 1/9 and 1/11* 8 Cleaiing at 7id, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 pair E FOWNES' 4/6 GLOVES for 2/11 a pair I 2 DOME GUARANTEED KID in white, beavers, and browns All sizes 2/1 1 I I PILES OF OTHER BARGAINS. t DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, s ?cubast»eet.? cubast»eet. | \ |"HE I TO THE 5-ADBES in,,. , \ We night say "By your china you are judged." Hfll I _ < Chinaware is so much in evidence throughout the tlnlala i ( j a y (.jj a £ j t should be the especial care and study of neinu ' the punctilious housewife. There is no way in which l/3Aim | a woman can so show her fine taste and discerning ! judgment in household goods than in the China with I f|C j which she graces her table.- It is at once her pride Ui ; and the admiration of her friends. Why is it then flflTdOYlft *^ a * one wonnan can obtain aso much better effect I finfifuilu j than her neighbour without spending more money ? j It is simply taste. Taste combined with judgement njji|2]A j and economy. That is the secret. She shops at Umilm S Craig's! Why not emulate her example ? Dozens [ \ of tastefyl lines to choose from at prices well within I \ | your reach. CR AIR I OHiIS H H 6© D 34 Manners SL „ij..im.ii_,__-^___-_-|-^_,|._| .lnHLj.jli— ■■■ -im— ~— ,l.ll.l — - n»nwn ; i \ I 1 SENSIBLE people buy sensible things and among all the ; many appurtenances to the person nothing is so needful as a sensible boot, because a boot to be sensible must fit you, and I fit you well, look well, wear well, and be the very latest. Fashion j demands this. What looks more out of place than to sec a well-dressed man of business with, an ill-fitting, out of date boot on ? Be sensible apd buy the right boot. We have it. Here it is :—: — J PATENT. COLT BOOT®. j The patent leather will wear well, will not crack, and will keep \ I its beautiful polish to the last. The boot is made with a Bionx , , J Toe, or, in other words, a toe" point rounded off to the general shape of the toes, allowing n plenty of "play"; the toe of this \ hoot will never buckle, but keep its shape to the end. The 1 upper portion of the boot is made of a dull kid leather and is . very easy and soft to the ankle. The shape, style and finish is ! of the very latest American. 30/- will buy it. | For the hot weather we can specially lecommend ! T2*e Patent Oolt Oxford Shoes, ! built on the same plan and finish, and very cooling to wear. : Our price 25/-. \ 33 CUBA STREET.' , ' IS AT [ \ i 5 Tlie following: arc facts, and can be seen and l&ought — ■ Cream good LUSTRE SKIRTS 25/6 for &/6 : Odd Black SKIRTS, At 4/11 each I Rich New MANTLES, at half-price 90/ - for 49/G, 75/- for 37/6, 30,'- for 15/* ' SICILIAN DUST COATS, mostly cream and navy 40/6 for v 27/6, 30/6 for 25/" And some odd ones at 16/6 i Soft PRINT COSTUMES, navy grounds, Blouse and Skirt nicely ! trimmed 10/0 Worth 25/6 i - A few light MUSLIN BLOUSES and SKIRTS For 12/6 ; ; UNDERSKIRTS, DRESSING GOWNS, and all' UNDERCLOTHi ING at Sale prices \ COTTON DRESSES. Not approached in New Zealand. Dark Navy INGRAIN PRINTS* 6d a yard Not the American nairow stuff ' , ; ZEPHYR LAWNS iold Now G*d COTTON DELAINES iold Now 6£cl COTTON DELAINES 10 yards for a/11 ( BLOUSING CAMBRICS o'jd for Ojcl, yld for 6d ART LIBERTY CURTAINS, 6 yards 2/3 a pair These are 56m. wide LINEN TURKISH TOWELS 1 0 Worth 2/6 : MVluie TURKISH TOWELS 1/11 a pair i Check GLASS CLOTI-l old For <Ud I ROLLER TOWELLING 7 5d ' For J5|(J ) UNDRESSED LAWN for Dresses and Lnderclothinff isjd For t 10d White only', double width f t 400 LINEN DAMASK CLOTHS Marked 6/- in the £ discount H A big job livie of SERVIETTES Cheap L I HONEYCOMB QUILTS 9/0 For 6, 11 I CRETONNES 5£U a yard v ' i v Big- ffood quality FRILLED PILLOWSLIPS 10jd - B , UNBLEACHED SHEETING, Herrin R bone 1/3 Now 1/- | UNBLEACHED SHEETING, for double bed '1/6 Now 1/3 | WHITE SHEETING, double bed IG*il i A GRAND SHEETING Soin., 2/5 for 1/10' goin., 1/11 for 1/6 ! FLANNELETTES, pink, white, cream 4*d ', 70 pairs, 3i yards long- each, LACE CURTAINS 9/6 Now 6/6 j a nair ; SPRING BLIND ROLLERS (inch) Gd each { DAMASK SUPPER CLOTiHS, soin. x yoin., red border 3/11 300 New GUIPURE and FINE LACE COLLARETTES, RABATS, j ;j elc. About half-price, 1/11 and 2/6 6 i Rich GUIPURE KIMONOS or BRtTELLES, broad at shoulders, ft white, cream, and Paris 6/6 for 3/11, 9/6 for 5/G IS 30 PARASOLS left, h.?ht colours 3/3, 3/11, ft/S | R -,op BELTS, at 1/-, newest shapes ( LaCE SLEEVES, white, cream, Paris, line, and Guipure 2/11, i I 3/3, 3/9— just about half-price !: 6in. W ; IDE RiBBON Gd a yard !ft DRESS DEPARTMENT. * I &Q'- to measure — See what we arc showing in good materials \ I WOOL DELAINES, newest designs i/y for 1/-; and 1/11, now t 1/0 a yard i -{/- DRESS MATERIALS, double width See a table of these ] I 1/6 a yard will buy a lot of 2 : b quality J | , DLOUSE3. j Cuatomcis tell us that we have the CHEAPEST BLOUSES in I the trade. , $ ' At a/6 there is a big lot of ODD BLOUSES ) : At 2/11 Good Quality, SHIRT BLOUSES . j I At 5/6, our best Worth ti,6 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES— These arc extra good quality and very \ now ; colours, white, cream, and Paris shades 10 0 for 12/9, ) ,21/- for 14/6, 2 2/(1 for U/G, 2t)/u for 52/8 \ While HAND-WORKED BLOUSKS 8,6 Worth double I OSTRICH FEATHER STOLES— About 40 left, {rrcy, white, \ black, and brown mixtures n,O for 8/Q, ig/6 for 15/6, 30/6 s foi 32/-, 42/- for 34-, 55/- for 4S/- \ COQUE FEATHER STOLES About half-price j WELLINGTON and MASTER TO:J.