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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 3, 4 July 1910, Page 9

lISmHIxEtHO HO □SEEEMO Oor Resources and Value-giving ™ = Power are mightier than ever. = I Many among the Mantles | § on Thursday. n en N] ======= gj X PALETOTS, COSTUMES and MANTLES £ £ STILL SELLING AT HALF-PRICE. 'si fsl H When we buy for less you buy Fj U for less— ALWAYS. □ U == _ = ____ = __ == DU SI M 1 PALETOTS from 8/9 ffl 13 IS ! COSTUMES from 25/- I J BLOUSES at your own ~ b price. We start them s i at 9d, ffl n v Wellington's Busies* Store. I THE CHINA & GLASS DEPOT. I § All thrifty housewives know where to shop when buying China and S (g Glassware. They wend their way to CRAIG'S, 33, Manners Street, the M H modern house. The selection is very extensive, the prices are framed to -meet 9 § competition, there is no old-time stock, and the profits are On the lowest i H possible basis. ■ H 1 NEW TEA SETS. 1 I We have just opened a beautiful selection of ENGLISH CHINA TEA SETS, 1 I 21 and 40 pieces. These are very moderately priced. B 1 21 Pieces, 11/6, 14/-, 16/-, 17/6 upwards | I 40 Pieces, 21/-, 26/-, 30/-, 32/6 upwards | j I €EAI€ & CD*, 33 Manners St 1 JAMISS SMITH'S There are substantial reasons why you should not miss this sale, the principal being the unusual character of the bargains— they are the best ever offered at The New House. CLEARANCE OF FURS. MARMOT NECKLETS— Now 3/6, 3/11, 4/11 each MARMOT NECKLETS— With stole ends NOW 1«/6, 17/6, 19/6, 21/6 MARMOT NECKLETS — With stole ends, heads and tails NOW 21/6, 22/6, 25/6, 29/6, 32/6, 35/6 MARMOT NECKLETS— StoIc ends, elaborately trimmed with heads and tails Now 35/6, 37/S, 42/6, US/-, 47/6, to 75/MUFFS— To match the above NOW 10/6, 12/6, 14/6, 15/6, 16/6, 17/6, t0 35/One REAL STONE MARTEN NECKLET— A rare bargain. Usually £14/14/- ' Now £8/8/MARMOT SABLE FURS— ReaI skins. Usually 55/-, 75/-, £7/7/Now 25/-, 35/6, £4/10/WHITE FOXELINE NECKLET— With heads and tails • NOW 12/6, 15/8, 17/6, 19/6 MUFFS— To match At 7/11, 10/6, 12/6, 15/-, 17/6, 21/JAMES SMITH, Ltd., THE NEW HOUSE : : CUBA STREET. A A 1^ '*> AA j*s. Jb. ufl^ j&l sf*. -A. J^>N..A. A A*kj&.A/^ -^ I TRY ... \ i f 4 i k iis©yit maci@ fe eat. k\\ Qr®g©rs I 4 ► j NOTABLE ART WARE AT HBSO?I'S. j 1 | I One cannot imagine a commonplace piece of Art g | I S Ware ever coming from the makers of DOULTON, | m I I WORCESTER, CROWN DERBY, COALPORT, ft f ll' and DRESDEN CHINA. | | 1 S Such names one instinctively associates with the best. | | * I So while you view the miscellaneous collection of 111 1 I I VASES, ORNAMENTS, PLAQUES, JARDINIERES, | % I i ctc -> ky these makers now on display in our main front | | I M window, you may experience feelings of pleasure, but | % I I not surprise at the unusual beauty of the ware and the II S I nj unique design?. S | I h Should you decide to prolong the pleasure, by all |j a I jf means step inside and enjoy a view of other j$ | I X beauties. No visitor is ever importuned to buy. « % I I Ed. AEicfterson & Co., Lfdc I j I I Established China and Glass Merchants :: % | I I 60 years. WSLLSS STBEET. WELLINGTON, i J