Grand Easter Bargain Carnival at "THE ECONOMIC," Ntw. proceeding in all Departments. New and Attractive Cetds. Commercial Travellers' Samples and Special London Purchases at enormous Crowd-drawing Prices for To-morrow. PLEASINC PRICE REDUCTIONS IN THE DRESS, COSTUME, AND LACE DEPARTMENTS.
15 pieces HERRINGBONE HOCKEY TWEED— 4oin wide, in light and dark browns, navy, green, grey, and reseda; this is an excellent material for rough wear Easter Bargain Price 12£ dyd 30 pieces STRIPE VENETIAN CLOTH— 40m wide, in good colours, plain ground with coloured stripes. Worth 1/11 yard Easter Bargain Price 1/3 yard 25 pieces STRIPED AMAZON CLOTH— 42111 wide, in navy, green, grey, and brown ground with narrow two-tone stripe Easter Bargain Price 1/6 yard 18 pieces FANCY STRIPE DRESS TWEED— 42m wide, in a nice assortment of patterns, for good serviceable wear Easter Bargain Price 1/9 yard 15 pieces FANCY TWEED — 42m wide, in an assortment of the newest colours. Worth 2/1 1 yard Easter Bargain Price 1/11 yard 20 pieces IMITATION HARRIS TWEEDS— 44m wide, in a full assortment of colourings, at Easter Bargain Price 2/6 yard 20 pieces PLAIN VICUNA CLOTH— 44m wide, in navy, moss, brown, myrtle, and black , Easter Bargain Price 2/6 yard IS pieces only FANCY DRESS TWEED— 44m wide, in a large assortment of the newest patterns. Usually 3/6 Easter Bargain Price 2/6 yard 10 pieces STRIPED HERRINGBONE SUITING— 44in wide, in saxe blue, burgundy, mole, and navy. Usually 3/1 1 yard Easter Bargain Price 2/11 yard 21 LADIES' ODD TWEED PALETOTS— AIso a few navy blue, full length and sizes, with good storm collars ; a good genuine bargain Note tho Price, only 25/6 17 LADIES' ODD RUBBER MACKINTOSHES— In dark colours only, all lengths. Were sq/6 Easter Carnival Price 30/Country customers should send for one. 50 LADIES' ODD TWEED COSTUMES— Lined throughout, with long stylish coats, new this, season, every one English tailor-made. Were 63/Easter Carnival Price 45/6 100 LADIES' ODD TWEED DRESS SKIRTS— AII fashionable colourings andi styles, sizes " 4oin, 42m, and 44m. Worth a Guinea. We shall Clear the Lot at 13/6
SHOP EARLY AND OFTEN AT THE ECONOMIC— IT PAYS. GEORGE & KERSLEY, Ltd., "VSSSISS*:
MILLINERY SCHOOL, BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, BOULCOTT-STREET. rr\HE CORRECT SYSTEM AND THE JL SMARTEST STYLES. EVENING CLASSES HELD. M. HAMILTON, MiUiner. rrVHE LANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSX CUTTING— The marvellously simple Blouse and Skirt Cutter, tho Latest Invention, puts it within the power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to make her own Blouses nnu Skirts. Classes daily 10 to 12 and 2to 4. Tuesday and Friday Evening;, 7 to 9.— MISS KATE STEWART, Principal, 94, Willis-itreet, opp. Shortt's. EASTER MILLINERY ! JUST OPENED, FOR THE EASTER TRADE, A SHIPMENT of NEW MILLINERY! A very smart lot of Ready-to- Wears in Tweed and Felt, all good colours, at Reasonable Prices.' MRS. MATHEWSON, HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, 266, LAMB-TON-QUAY. TCILMA ' SHAMPOO SACHETS Require no Rinsing Afterwards. Are prepared with the Famous Icilma Elements. 1. Their cleansing action on the scalp and hair is wonderful. -2. They leave the hair bright, glossy, and silky t and have no effect on its colour. 3. They stimulates tho natural oil glands and they renew the life of tho hair and prevent it from falling. Obtainable frpm all Chemists in boxes of seven at 2a dci- box. BEAUTY. THE most beautiful women in the world are thodo who use VIOLET SNOW CREAM. It prevents hair gr&wing, removes roughness, tan, etc., and makes the complexion fresh and clean Price 4g 6d. O. H. Perrett, W. Salek, G. Mcc, and All Chemists. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. rriHE Secretary will be in attendance at X the Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 102. Willis-street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. THE public *re earnestly requested to kindly communicate any act of cruelty to animals that may come under their notice to C. W. Carroll, Secretary, National Mutual Buildings. 1 O. BUTLER. Special Exhibition of NEW PICTURES By ENGLISH and COLONIAL ARTISTS, ! Now on View. LAMBTON-QUAY. WELLINGTON. , IJ OS E P H, • LADIES' TAILOR (Late of Nodino and Co). Fine show of New Autumn Goods on Viow. Costumes from £4 4s/ .Skirts from £1 ss. Ladies' Own Material mado up. BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, Boulcott-streot. 'Phono 3083. ".VIAVI HYGIENE." A BOOK by Htrtland Law, M.D., and II E. Law, F.C.S , explaining the natural principles of the Viavi System of Homo Treatment for men, women, and children. Is by po«t Is 4d. Lectures to Women Eiery Thursday, 3 p.m. Free. VIAVI CO , Bank N S.W. Chamber*. Lanibton-quay. ~~nJI'L\L~\vTXTER FA BRICS" " THE New Winter Materials for Tdiloiinatle Co~tiuno? uliicli HAYWARD i- f-howitig, are finding much favour with Indies of his largo connection. An early choico is nd vised. HAYWARD, THIS LADIES' TAILOR, I 294, LAMBTON-QUAY.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 76, 1 April 1910, Page 9
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