I Now Offer mg— J * t a 1 — — — — — —- — — -=| Every advantage has been taken by us in securing our BLANKETS and FLANNELS 1 I at Bedrock Prices for tSie coming winter season. The opportunity is now yours | I to profit by purchasing your winter, requirements from "The Economic," where a I I large and varied stock awaits your selection. . jjj JN |||bbmm M f | _!■«■!■■ Mill ~ <U.l—^-l. I I ■ ■ 1 A ! Quilted Japanese Silk I COT BLANKETS — All wool, fv»+ Omlte :n: n ,hlt Q c l», WHITE FLANNELETTE— 3OIn. | Colonial make, superior quality, urn W"»Wi m wniie 5Ky. wjdej no dressing, very strong | soft finish, blue op pink borders. Of pink At S/IS each and well made. 5/9 dozen | I" ~~ — — =— W HITE FLANNEL — English FLANNELETTE — White and | | ALL-WOOL COLONIAL BLAN- mnke, strong and unshrinkable; cream, 38 Inches wide, very heavy | I KETS— Large single-bed size, 24-inch wide. io£d yard. ancJ thoroughly reliable; fine, | t splendid quality and. weight, dark soft make, splendid value. 6/6 jj | grey or blue borders. 15/6 pair ALL-WOOL COLONIAL FLAN- doren - I I • NEL — Made from the best wool, $ I 29 inches wsds, in white, Shot- | I COLONIAL BLANKETS — All land, grey and'pink. All one price STRIPED FLANNELETTE — 1 I white," made from best New Zca- 1 /" yart! 36 inches wide. A superior quail- I ! land-grown ivsol ; extra large size ■ ty, smooth face, the choicest | for double beds. STRIPED FLANNEL— 29 inches stripes for pyjamas and shirts i A cheap, warm blanket. 29/6 pair wide, ali-wool Colonial make, 9/6 dozen 1 dark wide stripes. 1/4^ yard | m IMPORTANT FUMCMASE ©F LABIES' UNPEStSIiMITS I i off NEW MOISETTS, MOSSEEN, and NSW PLAID STYLES, and in all the most fashionable I | colours for Ifcss season, These were fooaghi advantageously by our MISS CASTLE I | . wEien an London | | • S®g Full Window Oisplay at 4/1 1 |
QMART WINTER MILLINERY! A lovely assortment of NEWEST SHAPES, viz., VELVET, SATIN, and BEAVER HATS, in black and colours, beautifully , trimmed, from 295. r PRETTY NEW .SHAPES, in Straws, .Felts, at very reasonable prices. NEW FLOWERS, NEW MOUNTS, and all the latest Novelties of the Season now showing at MES. MATHEWSON'S, HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, ' 266, Lambton-quay. MILLINERY { SCHOOL, HUME'S 'BUILDINGS, 102, Willis-street, Wellington. mHE LEADING SCHOOL OF THE JL DOMINION. Day and Evening Classes held. MISS M. HAMILTON, Milliner. mHE LANGEH DRiiSSCUTTIN^ JL SCHOOL. — Up-to-date Dresseutnr.s and Dressmaking. — The simplest method in vosue. Classtsß daily, also Tuesday and Friday Evenings. CuL Patterns a Specialty. Ladies' tailoring tsuajhl. Monday, 2 to ,4 p.m., Needlopainiing and Stencilling. Agents required for country districts. Principal— MlSS KATE STEWART, 94, Willis-street, opposite Shortt's. DRESSMAKING. Ta/|ISS STEPHENSON (late of Messrs. ■*■*-"- Caterer and Carey's) is Resuming Business on Monday, tho 20th inst a at 108 a, CUBA-STREET. DISTRESSING BLEMISHES. ""^ETIOLET SNOW" CREAM is a posit ive remedy for superfluous hair. An excellent depilatory is enclosed with every bottle. Price 4s 6d. Mcc, Salek, Perrett, and leading chemists. f 'ADIES with prematurely grey hair JLJ should use the "HEMSLEY BURNET" HAIR RESTORER (refuse substitutes). Price 4s 9tl. Leading chemists. MES. I\l. BLYTHE Complexion Specialist, Shampooing:, Hair and Scalp Treatment. A Barker electric hair dryer used for drying the hair. Manicure and Chiropody. Barker's latest Vibrator for Face and Body Massage. The London Lancet, the leadfrig medical journal, and London Medical Electrology, highly recommend tho Barker Vibrator for nerve troubles, electrolysis. The only permanent cure for superfluous hair. "Hclstonleigh." 136. Oriontal Bay. Tel. 1850. I.T O S E P H, LADIES' TAILOR Fine Show of New Autumn Goods on , ITiew. Costumes from £4 4s. Skirts from £1 Ss. BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, Bouloott-street. 'Phone 3085. VIAVI HYGIENE, , THE GUIDE BOOK TO THE VIAVI SYSTEM! MEN uso VIAVI for conditions of the eye, ear, and throat, for difficulties of stomach and hovels. WOMEN use VIAVI for similar conditions, also when they x'ealise the need of thorough soundness and wholeness. CHILDREN use VIAVI from infancy, for all conditions resulting from improper nutrition , THE PRICE WE ASK FOR THE VIAVI HYGIENE IS TWO SHILLINGS (POSTED). We talk to men or women individually, I and plain TRUTH on VI AT I is plenty good enough for ANYBODY. Daily from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. on Commonsonsp Self-help to health in the VIAVI WAY, at our rooms, PANAMA CHAMBERS, opposite D.1.C., Panama-street. The VIAVI organisation is established over 25 years. Viavi Ilooms in principal cities in Australasia and abroad. TTIXHIBITION OF VALUABLE OIL Hi PAINTINGS From the Easel of NAYLOR GILL, Victoria (Under Vico-Rcgal Patronage), At T. BEADNALL AND A SON'S, 73< .Willifi-Btreot. J
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 65, 18 March 1911, Page 7
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