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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 81, 7 April 1910, Page 9

Great Bargain Offering for Fri. & Sat, Bth & 9th, at "THE ECONOMIC." DRAPERY BUYERS PLEASE NOTE.— For TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) &, SATURDAY, we have made arrangements whereby we shall offer a large quantity of choice seasonable goods at INCOMPARABLE BARGAIN PRICES. The goods will be displayed on special bargain tables throughout the store, and intending buyers should act promptly if they wish to participate in the " Savings." We quote a few only of the thousands of wonderful bargains to be offered. TRIMMED MILLINERY— A really fine assortment I 200 yds. PLAIN CASEMENT FABRIC — Special of trimmed models, unequalled for value and I heavy make, in the newest art shades, a large style; tho now dollar princess, tricorn, and all lead- selection, an artistic cloth, very serviceable Uauing shapes, in silk, velvet, etc, suitably trimmed ally 1/11 SATURDAY BARGAIN PftloE 1/6 with wings Worth 42/- WHITE DAMASK— The best quality, in pure Irish SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 12/6 jjnen, large floral designs, 68in. wide Usual price TWEED HATS — 5 dozen only very smart and useful 4/6 yard tweed and velvet knockabout hats, all samples, in SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 3/3 YARD heather mixtures and plain colours Well worth WHITE SHEETING— S4in. wide, for single bed 8/6 SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 4,6 strong twill make, without dressing Well worth WINGS — Unheard of value in wings, 12 dozen boxes 1/3 yard of wings and fancy feathers, in black, white and SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE ll£d YARD all new sha'dings Usual prices 2,'- to 4/11 LONGCLOTH — 36in. wide, fine close silk-finishefi SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 9d EACH' longcloth; this is a most reliable cloth Worth HERRINGBONE COSTUME SERGE— 4Oin. wide, ' &id yard for hard wear, in reseda, navy blue, fawn, mid SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 4/11 DOZEN grey, light brown, myrtle and dark brown 20 pieces NEW STRIPE FLANNELETTE BLOUSSATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 12Jd YARD INGS— AII good colours, pretty effects Stock STRIPED HOCKEY TWEED-42m. wide, a good P"ce 6id serviceable tweed for every day wear, in a large SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 4£d assortment of serviceable patterns FLANNELEEN — New, fabric for blouse or dress in SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 1/6 YARD woven strips and check designs, new tweed effect NEW STRIPED COSTUME SUITINGS — 44in. SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 7d YARD wide, in a very large variety of smart pattern de- 31in. PLAIN DYED FLANNELETTE — Suitable for signs for the new costumes blouses, dressing gowns, etc., colours navy. brown. SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 1/11 YARD | and myrtle bb ' > *' 40in. TOSCA DRESS NETS— Cream, black, navy, SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 6sd YARD saxe, green, heliotrope, pink, royal, Paris Worth Sample Boxes DAINTY STATIONERY — Note paper 16, 1/11 yard and envelopes complete, just arrived 9d. 1/- to SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICES 104 d, 1/3 YARD 2/6 ' a7in. POINT DE SPRIT SPOT NET — White, MEN'S TROUSERS — 36 pair Men's Blue Serge cream and Paris shade,* for blouses, etc. Worth Trousers, bought at a big discount, all sizes, hon--1/3 yard estly worth 9/6 SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 7*d YARD , SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 1/6 SUIT-ALL TORCHON LACES— Exceptional value, MEN'S UNDERWEAR— Men's Fleecy-lined tfederfine quality, equal to real lace for wear and wash- shirts and Underpants, suitable for the cold weaing qualities, all widths SPECIAL SATUR- ther 4/6 SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 3/6 ?a^ PRICES ' 1/6 D ° ZEN '* 2i<3> 3d> 3id ' 4d BOYS> and GIRLS> JERSEYS-A large stock of Bam- * pie Jerseys and Sweaters, in all colours and styles KAPOC MATTRESSES— 4ft. 6in. wide, strong blue Worth from 3/6 to 8/6 and white striped ticking, well filled with hand- SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICES 2 6 to 5/11 teased Samarane .Woe 31in CRETONNE-400 yards, reversible art designs, bAiUKDAY. iiAKOrAiW fKiOJi iy/o ric ji shades, in cream, green, blue, crimson, all WRITING PADS— - damaged by water Usually 1/6 aud 1/9 yard SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICES— 6d, 9d, 1/- SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 9d YARD

TRIMMED MILLINERY— A really fine assortment of trimmed models, unequalled for value and style ; tho now dollar princess, tricorn, and all leading shapes, in silk, velvet, etc, suitably trimmed with wings Worth 42/SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 12/6 TWEED HATS — 5 dozen only very smart and useful tweed and velvet knockabout hats, all samples, in heather mixtures and plain colours Well worth 8/6 SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 4,6 WINGS-^-Unheard of value in wings, 12 dozen boxes of wings and fancy feathers, in black, white and all new shadings Usual prices 2,'- to 4/11 SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 9d EACH ' HERRINGBONE COSTUME SERGE— 4Oin. wide, for hard wear, in reseda, navy blue, fawn, mid grey, light brown, myrtle and dark brown SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 12Jd YARD STRIPED HOCKEY TWEED— 42in. wide, a good serviceable tweed for every day wear, in a large assortment of serviceable patterns SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 1/6 YARD NEW STRIPED COSTUME SUITINGS — 44in. wide, in a very large variety of smart pattern designs for the new costumes SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 1/11 YARD 40in. TOSCA DRESS NETS— Cream, black, navy, saxe, green, heliotrope, pink, royal, Paris Worth 16, 1/11 yard SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICES lOJd, 1/3 YARD kffin. POINT DE SPRIT # SPOT NET — White, cream and Paris shade,* for blouses, etc. Worth 1/3 yard ' SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 7*d YARD SUIT-ALL TORCHON LACES— Exceptional value, fine quality, equal to real lace for wear and washing qualities, all widths SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICES, 1/6 DOZEN; 2id, 3d, 3£d, 4d YARD KAPOC MATTRESSES— 4ft. 6in. wide, strong blue and white striped ticking, well filled with handteased Samarang kapoc SATURDAY BARGAIN PRICE 19/6 WRITING PADSSATURDAY BARGAIN PRICES— 6d, 9d, 1/-

A LARGE QUANTITY OF USEFUL REMNANTS TO BE CLEARED AT HALF-PRICE. f*Z? £%%*&*'s? 9 Wl?lsC!7 V?W I -&A Wellington popular 9?£j!!l&ti£!i & I&EiK&ljEdi, ]LICS M drapery store. 0

MILLINERY SCHOOL, BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, BOULCOTT-STREET. mHE CORRECT "SYSTEM AND THE 1 SMARTEST STYLES. EVENING CLASSES HELD. M. HAMILTON. Milliner. mHE LANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSJL CUTTING— The marvellously simple Blouse and Skirt Cuttpr, tho Latest Invention, puts it within the power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to mako her own Blouses and Skirts. Classes daily 10 to 12 and 2to 4. Tuesday and Friday Evenings 7 to 9.— MISS KATE STEWART, Principal, 94, Willifcbtreet, opp. Shortt's. EASTER MILLINERY 1 JUST OPENED, FOR THE EASTER TRADE. A SHIPMENT of NEW MILLINERY! A very smart lot of Ready-to-Wears in 'lweed and Felt, all good colours, at Reasonable Prices. MRS. MATHEWSON, HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, 266, LAMB-TON-QUAY. THE SUMMER CREAM. ICILMA FLOUR CREAM, the face cream without grease, is tho greatest discovery over made for tlio skin. Its entirely new principle stimulates tho natural energy of the skin to prevent sunburn, heat spots, peeling, roughness, or redness. It act;, like a charm on abrabions, gnat bites, and insect stinga. For giving cool, clean comfort and natural beauty to the skin there is nothing to equal it. Daintily sceuted. Nature's aid to beauty. ICILMA FLUOR CREAM. On Sale at , BARRAUD AND SON, Molesworth-st. LEN. M'KENZIE, Manners-street. W. B. P. PERROTT, Newtown. GEO. MEE, Lambton-quay. 2s per pot. BEAUTY. THE most beautiful women in the world aro thoso who use VIOLET SNOW CREAM. It prevents hair growing, removes roughness, tan, etc., and makes tho complexion fresh and clear. Prioe 4s 6d. C. H. Perrett, W. Salek, G. Mcc, and All Chemists. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE Secretary will be in attendance at the Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 102. Wiliie-rtreet, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. fIIHE public are earnestly requested to JL kindly communicate any act of cruelty to animals that may come under their notice to C W. Carroll, Secretary, National Mutual Buildings. 1 c. BUTLER. Bpeci»l Exhibition of NEW PICTUREB By ENGLISH and COLONUL ARTISTS, Now on Viow. LAMBTON-QUAY. WELLINGTON. J O 6^ 13 P^ i] • LADIES' TAILOR (Late of Nodine and Co). Fine show of New Autumn Goods on View. Costumes from £4 4s. Skirts from £1 Sg. Ladios' Own Material made up. BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, Boulcott-street. Thona 3083. • "VIAVI HYGIENE." A BOOK by Hartland Law. M.D., and H. E. Law, F.C.S., explaining tho natural principle! of the Viavi Syittm of Home Treatment for men, women, and children. I*, by post Is 4d. Lectures to Women Every Thursday, 3 p.m. Free VIAVI CO . Bank N.S.W. Chambers. Lamhton-quay. PERFECT FIT AND STYLE! THESE avo tho eharactpristio^ of a Ilayuard Tailor-made Costume; and tho Tirilorin? is perfection Your Winter (Vluiuc "iil (lixtincuish you as well-gowned if made by HAY WARD, THE LADIES' TAILOR. 294, LAMBTON.QUAY.