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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 9

HJBfe n ESS _ ra 1 m 1 The better a judge you are of furs and fur values feS jj the more pleased you will be for Inspecting our [2j s| stock before purchasing elsewhere. fjl 9 You run no risk In buying your furs here, as every H 9 pleoa Is made not only to sell, but also to satisfy. QJ I We fully realise and appreciate the force of the BU \t modern maxim that "The satisfied customer Is the pS I best advertiser." Vj 3 With each purchase we give an ironolad guarantee n S that the goods are exactly as represented. B5 3 STOKE MARTEN SET— With head, claws, and tails £26 G3 •1 18s Set ra H^* SABLE FITCH SETS— £S 158 Set g Bm DARK FITCH STOLE— With Nellie Stewart muff to match, 9 I with heads and tails 10 Guineas Set Q I REAL KOLINSKI STOLE— Very handsome 6 Guineas Mj I STONE OPPOSSUM THROW-OVER— 6Ss « I WHITE FOX SETS— IO Culneas and 12 Guineas j~| SI ISABELLA BEAR SETS— £S UJ 3 KITT FOX SETS— 4 Culneas if] I AMERICAN FOX SETS— 2 Guineas §j •3} MARMOT STOLES— 2S/-, 35/-, 42/-, 3 Culneas B a MUFFS TO MATCH— I 4/6, 16/6, 25/-, 2 Gulnoas t=3 3 WHITE FOXALINE THROW-OVERS— With paws and tails |2 I WHITE FOXALINE STOLES— I 3/6, 16/6, 25/- H S MUFFS TO MATCH— 9 /6, 14/6, 22/6 &3 5 CREAM THIBET STOLES— I 3/6, 17/6, 25/- g I MUFFS TO MATCH— 22/6, 25/- !■ a RUSSIAN HARE STOLES— 7/11 H I STONE FOXALINE STOLES— 7/11, 14/fl f§ S BAUM FOXALINE STOLES— I 4/6, 21/- 5j5 =j WHITE HARE CIRCLETS— B/6 *=| I MUFFS TO MATCH— 3/11 UJ 1 SLATE TIPPED STOLES— 2I/-, MUFF 18/6 [1 I SQUIRREL SETS— £4 10s Bj | Veitch & Allan, I B Wellington's Busiest Store. fl 9 Q ROYAL BAYREUTH WARE In the latest shadings and decorations. Lovely designs. VASES 1/- and 2/- each. SWEET DISHKS, AFTERNOON PLATES, TRINKET BOXES 1/- each. COFFEE POTS, TEAPOTS, SUGARS and CREAMS, CANDLESTICKS, HATPIN HOLDERS, DESSERT PLATES, Etc., at very low prices. FGLEY CHINA VASES In a large variety of shapes and pretty decorations at 2j- and 3/« each. These goods are selling quickly. They are so novel and cheap, they sell themselves. CRAIG & CO., 33 Manners St. WELLINGTON. r • -* \k2k*'*m W^^/^^h Enhance the charm L^^^^if °^ y° ur physique Bsar\ * tmm T* .// Madam, and be healthier with the new E& NfaJHH \MI D& A pirectoire Corset, ralher than mv&n InH \/'''\. ' discount it and injure your health with illWs v hH /•'/ \ fitting and old-fashioned Corsets. KCT M fcP?i / ' I Madam, you cannot rival the "Chic" and "Svelte" Wei '/\t'l iII /// appearance of French and American women unless HI/ f)l I IJU y° u wear a CO" 6 * that shapes gracefully and fits ES Sim 2 \SM At Paris the fountain head of styles, and fiPi ViiK Sa / wherever good styles reign, our designer has sought Py- // n1 ft 111 .^*m * raost care^y before, after many experiments, "Chic" and "Svelte" appear- f I ance which the most fashionable French, American and I /os \\ I Canadian women seek. Moreover, by holding the body I /jflik l^ I in shape without compressing unduly at any point, the I iWffl &*£s\ D& A Directoire is more healthful for you than any other gk nhWS^Jm Corset. O For sale by all leading drapers. a-i B^wyjT^H THE DOMINION CORSET COMPANY, QUEBEC, CANADA, ffwffc "^rfffltß \ TRY " ' \ J mm -^^— c^^M It Cor^'*» B^^^^w« Umi B^hkb IB^M fl^^M A } I j A Biscuit made to eat. All Grocers I b h a The Wedding Gift I s§j lew have escaped the perplexity of just what to buy for the 189 ""*' piospcctive bride. The problem is half solved when you sec the display now being made in our Main Front Window. I This comprises a magnificent selection of Electro-plated Ware, in I >\hich such world-famed makers as Dixon's, Walker & Hall, and I Humphries are represented. I You are cordially invited to walk through our extensive showrooms I and to call upon us to assist you in the discharge of your obligations I as a friend of the bride or groom. I B ED. ANDERSON~& Co., Ltd.,|i CHINA & GLASS . U ui.,j WILLIS STREET, MERCHANTS. °° V "" WELLINGTON. J "' IT' ' 0 S"