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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 122, 23 May 1908, Page 3

A WINTER COMFORT. 5?- BREAKFAST (^ Z~S WARMING H yr \^M J3-* \k i <ri?Vf ♦—fit r"> i$ OTIIATT MiT C"V • r 4?eH rS^^M %^ ro ves, ■jfc^^' ' 'Jgg£ L&" IN POLISHED AND ANTIQUE COPPIOR. NOW thai the cold weather is with us, something is needed to lcaep the numerous dainties on the breakfast table at the proper heat; for what oau be'worse than youc favourite dioh sei-ved cold P Wo shall be pleased to show you this ornamental as well as useful .Breakfast Table requisite. We also wish to draw your attention to our display of KEUBS, FENDERS, FIIIEIRONS, In all the latest designs, pleasing and attractive to the eye, with prices that suit all purses. OUR bTOCK OF CO A L VASES!. CO A L VAS ES ! Haa well earned if.B good name, showing yoar by jear Ihe Litest in the coppersmith's bkill. This teason we are showing an exquisite se'eotion in Antiqne Copper, Blnck and Copper, Polished Copper, Polished and Satin-finished Brasß, &o. FIIIESIDE SUNDKIIOS, COMPANION ShTS, POKERETTES, COAL VASE TONGS. INSPECTION SOLICITED AT WILLIS-STREET. A permanent business isn't built up in sing-le sales. It's the | customer that comes back that counts. No business axiom is B plainer than this. We realise that it is to our interest to satisfy gj customers. has always been the policy of this Store to give gj satisfaction. Figuring- on a logical basis, this Store is the one § place above all others where you should make your purchases. I This is the Store that treats you well, that gives you honest value [ s for your money. It won't take you lonpr to confirm this assertion [ as well as all others we make. Our record and our reputation to- ( day tell the story of our s.iccess. It has a signficance for- you; | think it over. g AN ASSEMBLAGE OF THE MOST STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE WINTER COSTUMES. Every garment in this collection emphasises the remarkable care and discrimination displayed by our London representatives in making the selection. There is the charm of style, the beauty of tiimmingf, the correctness of colouring, and the honesty of 5 workmanship. There is good value in every offering. § COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES— tfip-ntting, in brown, navy.' § and green striped tweed At 83/-, GO/6, 75/6. 79/6 each ' £ HIP-FITTING COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES— In grey' tweed, | coats' lined with silk At £3/7/6 \ TWEED COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES-In' champagne, striped j green ; coats lined with silk At £4/9/6 p TWEED COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES— In electric, brown, I green, navy, and grey At £2/10/6 f CLOTH COSTUMES —In brown, mauve, and claret ; coats \ trimmed with bands of material At 79/6, £9/6 to £6/16/6 j COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES— Three-quarter fitting coats, in mauve, brown, and green cloth and fancy tweeds and serge At 49/6, 59/6, 63/-, 73/6, 34/- to * £8/8/COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES— Three-quarter fitting coats, in navy serge and cloth " At 45/-, 49/6, 52/6, 50/6, 63/- to £12/12/PEGGY BAGS. RITZ BAGS. CADDIE BAGS. ALL THE NEW BAGS. The absence of pockets from the fashionable frocks of the 3 clay necessitates the carrying of the purse in the hand, and the ti stowing a\vay\of the handkcichief "up the sleeve," or in the waist a belt. This fnVinconvenient. , For a long time women have been ] longing to be relieved of this trouble, and manufacturers have at j last risen to the occasion. The new Bags aie a decided conveni- i ence, and there is such a wealth of choice ; there is practically a i bag for every purpose. 1 If you desire to see a really good assortment of Bags, pay a I visit to our Haberdashery Section, and you will see all that is j worth seeing. Below we give prices of a few of the assortments* I NEW RITZ SHOPPING BAGS- *' B In Morocco At G/8, 5/6 each § I In Grain Calf At 5/6, 6/9, 8/6, 9/8 each g In Pigskin At 7/S, 8/11, 12/6 each H In Walrus At 8/11, 10/6, 12/6, 13/11 | PEGGY BAGS— | In Green and Giey Mottled Leather, fitted with purse .and I bottle, 7in. At 4/9 each I In Black and Brown Morocco At 3/-, 6/11, 8/11, 9/11 each i In Gazelle, dark grey., green, and brown At 8/6 each H In Seal Leather, black, navy, and green, square shape i At 7/11 each gj In Black and Green Seal Leather At 12/11 each I DOROTHY BAG— In grey and brown suede f At 9/6, *1/6, 13/11 each fi HANDKERCHIEF BAG— In polished crocodile, in green and I brown At 16/11 Q BROWN CROCODILE CALF BAG— Brief * bag shape, covered 5 frame, fitted with lock and key At 23/6 I BLACK SEAL EXPANSION BAG— Fitted with lock and key B At 23/6 & BLACK SEAL BAG — Covered frame, fitted with purse and com- Ej panion At 33/6 , n KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Hvimited. | BADEN POWELL I J^u) t\ 63 qD (postage extra). Sent any pwft 1 /|#| "^*//7 I \)A £? of New Zoaland. /£*£ IWV AMERICAN BOOT REPAIRING COM- k S^V Corner Buckle and Tory str— tg. Wellington /~sE| W&k /j| feA^^. New Zealand v CLEANINgIX^ B.S.A. \3p and *9p>\ !§i!f B >Ip SCOURING «2RN ■^■w I^VfclEi •^Sqfc< > WORKS. **OB^^ PRICE ONLY £10 10s. •aSSsm^^ O^V^i^ fTVHESE Machines, made with full set of .-^e^MEK f's^^km f!#*K^^\ -^ B.S.A. Fittings, Chain included, muum mff^ti^ ' Eadie Coaster or Free Wheel, and Brakes, -* M^"^*j*jtffl fl iwftt/i k> c * c -> complete, is certainly the most >> mg^^^^k genuine bargain in cycles ever offered. ««» » j|{S9Ln||^B » vJS" Also, guaranteed all British Made Ma- < »"^F^^v^» ' Cj^ chines, £6 6s to £8, complete, and thor- %& ? •^^^/fiS^^v * <A ouglily recommended. Inspection Invited. ARTISTIC FURNITURE, dining--uX. loom suites, overmantels, Chester- F. J. W. FEAR, fields, tideboards. etc. Bcft workmanship. ENGINEER AND IMPORTER, Btfddtnjf a »pocmHy. V, AhrftQtvn aad BBi Willii-street, "Wellington. fiaJvAQ* Xowilfeet. Esiabliihed II sew. lelociioao 876.