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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 71, 20 September 1912, Page 9

LAST FEW DAYS. LAST FEW DAYS. '■ OF THE GREAT LONDON FIRE SALVAGE SALE At "THE ECONOMIC" A VAST ACCUMULATION OF BARGAINS TO BE CLEARED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS TO-MORROW, SATURDAY MORNING, UNTIL 1 P.M. LOOK OUT FOR THESE SPECIAL LOTS. TO SEE IS TO BUYJ 146 dozen PLANTAGENET FRILLINC-Valen- Very Special Clearance of CALATEA HATB-For ciennes lace-edged Cambric pleated on to feather" ohlldren T Usual orlce */ii stitch band, also plain Cambric frilled on band, 2 f ire i Sale^f rice id I each and 4 inches wide Usually 7*d and 9d yard «aie price sa eacn Fire Sale Price 4jd yard L A t?' E8 ' lth su NBHADES-Whlte and Timor. Special Offer during FIRE SALE , 369 piece* of S * tMn ' dZy^KuHngl "UlWe iW" 1 '" NEW RIBBON BARCA.N-146 pieces of the very ""'"VTe Sale "rS?%SS| il *'* latest In STRIPED SILK MILLINERY RIBBONS, - '* mfl all fashionable colours Usual prices i/- f 1/3 400 ytrd4 of c^ Qua||t COTTQN vo|LE _ For Flre sal6Pr ' ca6cl yard . Dre««y Frocks, floral designs on white ground, also 27 only Up-to-date Style LINEN COATS and '^ Ml ThWtlXWi/? l a3 a ifOttnSKIRTS— Smart coats and panelled skirts- In all Fire Sale Clearance 9d yard colours Actual prices 35/6, 39/6 LH ** Flre Sale Price 10/6 TABLE DAMABKt VnV& Of V^XS!S ? nd *W* T WE , ED « et0 U PUNi^aMJUhi wmV^ortfi/rplrrsaWr?!!!' COATS and SKiRTS-ln variety of colours and 1/- yard. 64 Inches wide Worth 1/3 yard t Flre designs Actual prices Ji/-, 84/- Sale price i/et yard. 64 Inches wlde/extrL fin! Flre Sale Price 21/- double Damask Worth 2/6; Flre Sale Price 1/fi yd. 30 CHILDREN'S TUNICS— In navy Calatea, Hol« TURKISH TOWELS. land, and white Drill, trimmed facings of white, Large TURKISH BATH TOWELS— Site 46 xla with sailor collar, to fit child from 12 months to worth 1/6 ; Flre Sale Price 1/- each. Slie 41 x 24 4 >%\ sWrOVVo %r worth 1/11 ! J^!!!L! rle « eRh ; / CRETONNES— 31 inches wide, neat floral* *ntt 20 Ladles' Coloured MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS artistic designs, in shades of heliotrope Ueen —in all the newest colourings and shape, full size pink, and marof», suitable for making loose covert! Usual price 4/e etc. usual Prices 1/., 1/3 per yard Fire Sale Price 2/6 Flre Sale Price 6{h per yard CENT.'S WIDE-END TIES— SO doxen In new self colours,, with satin stripes, latest patterns -and designs, very smart shapes Flre Sale Price 6d each p««erns tno DON'T FAIL TO COME DOWN AND SEE THE BARGAIN TABUEsT* GEORGE <& KERSLEY, LTD. LESSONS IN with this ring ' - A ND "for better or for wor*e, for LX S>S> WAIMA^ A « , i vtirwr *vf v ij «i« »«« +»« +a find ■^*» richer or for poorer," the ring i A r^foftSdrifffiaffi to X »^PP^ oa jrour b?ide'e Wger S ~- form of face ami features. When one Give your bride one of Langdon's takes into special consideration the style Wedding Rings. TMMEN3K QUANTITIES suited, naturally a great variety of coif- They are in all sizes, in 18-carat gold, A fures suggest thomselvoß. U \ at from 17s 6d to 40s each. , IMMENSE QUANTITIES MES. EOLLESTON Half a dozen ss i3OOi 300B * witli eaoh Riß^ Is a specialist in tho art of dressing hair, w « T. A "M/ITSniST TCrr^txr r\r\r\t\a i and Lemma are given in the latest and M. D. JUAJN UrJJUJN , JN MYV GOODS 1 most becoming Btyles. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, FEE ss. 58. WILLIS-STREET. _ Large Suite pf Private Toilet Rooms; , nr-rocs Turctr-n-nn a -vt ' PRICES RIGHT I PRICES RIGHT I MISS M'JXEEGAN, , PRICES RIGHT I PRICES RJQHTI MES. EOLLESTON t britt-ain'S jjuildinos, ' 256 ' H MANNERS-STREET, ~ ■ ■■ WELLINGTON. j B Uiowta. an attractive display of .' <*LL IN AT WHENEVER WOMEN MEET l^^^^L^V^ LINUBEEG^S, mcd Straws, including Chip, Tagel, Pedal, rpHERE is a diseuftsion of th 6 Netv and Leghorn, ... ■ CHEAPEST AND BEST X Spring Fashions in Costumes. _ __ Smart Ready-to-Wear »nd 54, MANNERS-STR^EET. OUBA-STREET. CUBA-STREET. Voiles, Muslins, and Silks, now on ' $ZX%Mo*S<!r lo " ly> aud LADIES' & OHILDEEN'S LADIES' TAILOE ' UiNDEELINENI , . _^*""*«fc" l t MKO. IVI Alii -EjY> OUiS, "OEADY-TO-WEAR, UNDERCLOTH. JVJ V NEW MATERIALS. •. , LADIES' OUTFITTER, ' JX ING and APRONB, m great C ffi e js {^? A f,L 4 4' A&kd%^Tr^J-^A &k d%^Tr^J-^ * » *..,.„.„ . variety, made on the prcmisos. • ttlUliNO- JlAlilTS A ari-CIALITT ( 266. LAMBTON-QUAY. ' •■ Mlf P MiLIER) ■ j jOSEpwj oSE pw — — 62. i Adelaide-road. T _„ » T ANGER DRESSCUTTmG SCHOOL. By Special ftLJftL^Hi., Ejcoelleno, Thone 30&. "jiaioS'bhwnbaf. OLi Miss Kate Stewart, Principal. Appointment 3®S(|Es • &» „ _ ■»"»" JO "' The Langer is 6imple, efticient, and most to &r*S»Si>h Governor. ■„ nucoessful .in respite. No calculations. ' .«— . ' HOUSE CLEANING. Classes daily, 10 to 12 and 2to ♦. iiven- y11» w v /it)A 'n V ' '■'. ing Classes Tuesday and Friday, 7t09. JHxIAJNJi (N-JttADX, y-><A»t3KT«i « <a,-,«»,i»ii*» • n^ « , j The new Blouse and Skirt Cutter are especi- 48, WILLIS-STREET. ,„„. r Txtr , mrtx ,"Tt . v««« ' ' ' ally adapted for the present style. Kooma r« HE oHtiP i/WJli l »RESENTa WELLINGTON CLEANING CO., U4. Wilhß-street. ocuosite Shortt'l. X , O J?i J^ JJ * J " ww ™ ww * Bk 97, Dixon-strcet. Tel. 2224« nAT> n A TT*JQ 1?AT? T.ATiTT?,^ ENGAGEMENT RINGS " """ '" ±JA±iVjAirSb JJUXt liiL.LU.EiO. wEUUiiNU /QUALITY i« most eMentinl in Photo, 1 FOR Fit and Style our £3 COS- CHKiaXEMNU i'KJSSJSNTS . „«■ ? tn\ . n, « TU MES aro unexcelled. Call and NIiCIvLK'JL a, i/iiiNUAiNia, BARRINGS f^wed Photograph which will reflect inspect, and you will agree they are un- ÜbuCivS, WATCHifia, CHAiiNa credit on you and , . ' equalled for the value. biL.ViiK AiNi) JSL^OIKAJ-i-'IiATE AT AM qimmn •" " ROSSE BROS., Antique Jewellery Kemodelled AIiAW s^lLiiK S STUDIO, Ladies' and Gents' Tailors, — — Cubn-street, opposite Te Aro Houw, 14b. MannerA-street. Write for New Catalogue. „,. \ -*„ '* ' ' , ; ; npHE gHOP JpCtt QHMJSNSTONB. itotte fIZM. SEE our Fancy Hose WINDOW (i ._ _, „,, A " „ pRITCHARD AND MITCHELL tvo HEE our Smart Blouse WINDOW jh 1 EA N X |4- EAD Y. jr ' »«w seling New-laid iiggs, It per SliE our Cotton Dress WINDOW ,•*■ itozon j primo Uairy Butter is per ' lb,' ' A"s jss.. 11 * js. finws ■*» mm- »>■« »* srs-" &>s pss a-ast Corner CuBA-ST and ABEL SMITH-Si. fhe variety ol beautnul tilings tnat pKi'iCHARD AND MITCHELL, Gro« — _. — -- ■ ■ — — — VJiltA STUART can produce in Jvnittnig oergj Courtonay-piace. o«t t- oA»riAtV9 ' is * revelation to Wellington people. —. t AmZS*tlf*ts™?*Lt to their gKni'taSS? 8 " Ul ° "^ ' ' " JL. purchases of Dress Tweed,, etc., by C^gJ * Dreseing Capes, Blouses, LUNCHEON, SUPPER, & JSS^ f«- Sffi ST^^SKT OhlWre "' B TEA BOOMS. . . 37s Dd. . —- — — r __^_^,—, — — — « . v , v Note our Address-- «,»«.v-»» 87, CUBA-STREET (opposite Te Aro ►4-iATT'fI » WELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY House). First Js'loor. 1 , ' (Over Pearson's Boot Store), . Q uTQl^tf 1 COMMERCIAL Corner of Cuba and Ghuznee streets H, itlHJVili,' RESTAURANT __ __ _^_ — „__ LADIES' TAILOR. STAMFOED & CO,, fqr ,ladies~£2 lambton.quay. HAIR SPECIALISTS AND HAIR y^^^y^pA^bSS^A^Mv AFTERNOON TEA A SPECIALITY WORKERS. othet tailor. Fit and "Btyle guaranteed. ' --- Telephone 2?9+. 123 a, CUBA-STREET. Vm«_owiijnateri»]jn»doji_p. Open 9 a.m. till 11.15 p.m. SOCIETY FOR TH£ PREVENTION Opon 8 *' m> tIU Ulls p ' m * We undertake to improve the most neg- ffi^JSJS'SStt* to . '^g ***** *"*»^ lected hair of ladies and children. Llectnc 'J_ ki^ dlj communicate any act of Telephone 2806. .-., s , Magnetic Massage and v asehnc Hair Tonic otue it y toanimuls that may ox>me under ■"- ■ i"... are tho means wo employ. \ , hoir notic( j to j. p. AVERY, Secretary, Bring the children ahd h«ve HAIR 145, Featheretoli-street. : "VTR. THOMAS BEADNALL, CUT IN THE LATEST AND MOST c*OCIETY FOR "PROTECTION OF iTX p»o"c»lp »o"c»l Picture HVwner, QUAINT AMERICAN CROP. O WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Who ■ was in business tn Wellington for Our Human Hair and Hair Work is the , The Secretary will be in attendance at over .30 yenre, hM recommenced busmen best quality, consistent with moderate **»« X° omß - H^VA^hAV' "Itm aya v ftt ffi « MANNERS-STREET, next Chps. Hait, 3s 6d. All communications strictly confidential , tended to. Phone No. 3823. , O" — ■ -—.O — ■ "O I The quality of tea is frequently discussed by those who use it as a refreshing beverage, and it natur- I ally follows that those who use pure tea, that is not blended with cheap and inferior teas, know at B once when a blended tea is oftcred them. The taste of pure Ceylon tea is so mild, so different from I the harsh Indian or watery China teas, that it seems almost criminal to mix them with I Pure Ceylon and &%■ ■ ■ ■■% Jk MHi ■ ■ ■■% Jk ■■■ WKM A p ure Ceylon and ■ ■ Not Blended with I Ipf A I IIkII I■■ A Not Blended with %^ Cheap or Inferior \Jr %0 If #■% fl \0 If J^ I !■■ JF%. Cheap or Inferior ■ I ••••"•* Tg3S '~" • * »^m^^ T*WI« WMHM Guaranteed Pure. "jJD" OUALITY ■ 2/" PER POUND Guaranteed Pure. I This is guaranteed absolutely pure Ceylon Tea, and the fact of its being so makes it the favourite in I so -many homes. Afternoon teas arc not half so successful as when Suratura Tea is u&ed. R Ask any storekeeper for O Quality at 2/> per pound. '*