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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 41, 18 February 1911, Page 7

DSllElLTlElHin US DSEBSiSC L L ' % ' k jo] , [0 OH i% JUST COME AMD SEE what bj we are doing, fflo doubt f M you are tired of being g I told how to save money I f —all we ask is that you f I will came and see for I = yourselves, ' X ~ Do please remember com' ~ 1 parison is the test of H = value, and we court it on I jf every line we sell. f U Wellington's Busiest Store. l! \ A limited supply of the above has just been opened up, 1 I and will bs sold at very low prices to ensure a clearance. I s CUPS and SAUCERS— Gd, 7d, Bd, and iod each, | I PLATES— Dinner, Pudding, and Tea Sizes All 6d each | CREAM JUGS, MILK JUGS, FRUIT DISHES, SWEET DISHES, g \ SUGAR BASINS, VEGETABLE DISHES, MEAT DISHES, i | VASES, Etc., at ridiculously low prices to clear. | \ THESE WILL BE ON VIEW FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. I ga^BM II II m 111 II Imiammmf nriTn ■n-ww«-«rircM''wr««.«t*'M-*«W lU«W»«IMIl.lBM f ßlwmHfttVMW-'.«Ba I AT JAMES SMITH'S, CUBA STKEET. We bought 120 ef tham in the Salvage Stock from the recent fire in Victoria Street, and only have 43 left. These must go out by 9 e'clsck to-morrow night. ! 11 TABLE COVERS— 2|yds. long-. id- for 7/6 I 8 TABLE COVERS— aiyds. long. i S /- for 7/11 ! 6 TABLE COVERS— 2^yds. long. 21/- for 10/9 7 TABLE COVERS— 3yds. long. 15/6 for 8/11 5 TABLE COVERS— 3yds. long. 25/- for 11/8 ! 6 TABLE COVERS— 3iyds. long. 35/- for 18/9 These are in tip-top coleurings, and each Cover is a Desperate Bargain. I Also 300 LACE CURTAIN ENDS— 6d. 9d, 1/- each I 19 Double Bed HONEYCOMB QUILTS— 13/6 for 7/11 The Honeycomb Quilts are part of the Salvage Stock. i ■ ■ —..M . . 1 ' — —■ ... . , .. ! CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. i h \ k Biscuit masii f© @at. All gr@©@rs. I i The arrival of new goods in our showrooms being almost a a daily occurrence, our Exhibitions are practically continuous. j I An out-of-the-ordinary display is claiming attention to-day — it consists of I j FRENCH FIRE PROOF CHINA a The finding of words to suitably describe the quaint-looking Breakfast ! I Dishes, Pork Pie Shapes, Pie Crust Shapes, Entree Dishes, Saucepans I I and Casseroles would be exceedingly difficult. 1 1 But they are decidedly unique, and are well worth a visit of inspection. I A number have been placed in the large front window. I Edward Anderson & Co« 9 Ltd* I China and Glass Merchants :: WilMs St., Wellington, j 1 1 , ESTABLISHED- 61 YEARS. |