Read this List Note these Give-Away of Small Prices Jj a yg You Visited an(l Nexl " l0 " No% and Big Values our Prices! y Bargain Room ? long white GLOVES— C Have you seen the tables | BLIND TASSELS— Ia six Warm as wool piled high With Splendid o« W aln ol 2rt r ««SH «««u Bargain Pnot 9d. a pair good t throw . away p rices ? n "'?^ ™ HH ° B U ! t T BLACK THREAD SILK if nat TO-MORROW will D0 « 0R MATS— With fringe STOCKINGS-Soft and dur- £* no *' l } f l? X} i *n Bargain Price Bd. each able be a § ood da V to caII « WHITE SUPPER CLOTHS— Bargain Price 1/9 per pair , success Bargaln Prlce V ' * kOh v saxe $?&x^ AG ™ Si o i rAi **?%&& DucHEss lac r e r ERS - With Bargain Price 2 pairs for 1/9 eclipsed. We have pre- Bargain Price io£d. each SEAL PEGGY BAGS— Very pared a neat 'and strong, Originally rrAQT AC DA DP A IMC » Bar S ga?n a prici 6 7/6 rthoi W dAKIjAINo REMNANTS Of LACES, RIBBROWN KID BAGS - Cord that will Btir the most mdif- BONS V CRESSES, LININGS, han ßSk.£ S SL P1 iS6 I6/6 * e f e f BhOI i Per r °^ 8e PRI p N LA T N S NE LP??r't NCSI all housewives to swift flannelette at ——————— action. BARCAIN ROOM PRICES. " Bargain "is a much-abused C Every day our Bargain ' ' ' — — . word. But at George and Room on the First Flooris LADIES' WHITE BLOUSES Kersley's it means a Cood worth visiting, but TO- —Usually sold at 8/ it and io/6 Article sold at LESS than you MORROW it will pay you All at 2/6 would pay elsewhere. to be on the spot EARLY. W A?siUET y E Prkc^n - Bargain Price 1/11 — -— — — — — - LADIES' NAVY and BLACK BLACK TRAPEZE BAGS- rVttom & F^T LADIES' "STRONG . UM- GEORGE S ks®g C®&Jsi < 3Z BRELLAS — Leventine this " plum " Bargain Price 2/11 W/^Tftf l ? Y*\F f TTti Bargain Price 5/11 EMBROIDERY EDGINGS— BiJHßl^ii^H I 811 LADIES' MIXED TWEED Bargain Price 2/11 doz. yards l&JuiLlftJl4U A y JuAMf* COSTUMES— At the ridicu* iB-inch CAMBRIC CAMISOLE , RU , B l°" sl y ,„ EMBROIDERY— , tTL c . en • » LOW Price of 12/11 Bargain Price 9d. and 1/- yard The Stor « fo^ Bargains" LADIES' JERSEY COATSVEILING— In seven colour- Smart-looking and very com* VEILING I ? jeven WELLINGTON Bargain 'pte 4/11 Bargain Price 2d. yard Bargain price «/ii _^ ±^ == WOULDN'T IT BE EXTRASCORES OF OTHER BAR- =======^^^—-=^=^==^=^^1 VAGANCE TO MISS THESE GAINS OFFERING. SAY- ~~ "~- BARGAINS? YOU WON'T, INGS JUST AS BIG. WILL YOU? easteb, Blouses i bemmmmmbd or READY TO WEAR! F both there is ample variety in T A TV/rT7S! fiMTTTJ T TiTk ' _._.. .... „__. _ shape, style, and colouring in iIiU.VI.EiQ OlVlllil, Jjli/,, could wear nothing more dainty this bountiful showing of fascinating _ , and becoming than one of tho new mrrTMCTVi ' 80, CUBA-STREET. Lace Blouses lam showing this week. MILLIiNJiKY I Sqino pretty styles, too, in Flo'-al The rape for Blues and Tans io Avell Ninons; while t'»* useful Shirt Blouse illustrated in the many i models of ■ , can bo had in Silk, Radianta, and those colours in charming shades Wool Crepe. All most reasonably FOR YOU there's ju6t the right tone pri3cdl — andstyle! __ FUKS FOE EASTER. MES. MATHEWSON, MISS M'KEEGAN, _ " " ll^^SoSS,/? 11 v™** nM FASHtONABLE S KINS. Wellington: 54, manners-st., Wellington. t t LANGER DRESSUUTTING SCHOOL, nuraauwtMn" *-. » (Established 1902), DRESSMAKING. TOASTER, marks tho fchangft of fesh. » ?^ Willis '? h i ,ol, ol ? p :. short^ s ' . ,• „ „ ~~\. » „n « ions, and tho cold weather Uwi w6 /CLASSES are held daily for Dressmak- T4/T I S S MARCH, !,„.,,, n i- M J v oStti ,^ nn< «j mn u n . i, rM .. 8i , % <U ing and Dresscuttin?, 10 to 12 and 2 I>l 53 Upland-road, Kelburne, f, V 1 v oSt P en *? < * d »«* 0 » ll 1 to 4. Evening— Tuesday and Friday, 1 ' p ' rLeiDurue> that the change will b©, defimte. Furs to 9. Cut Patterns a Specialty. Is commencing on the 14th of April Prac- a . re the voguo this season, and tho furriers Millinery Classes resume on Tuesday, tical Cutting and Fitfag Classes at thti haV6 exce l led themselves this year. Tho Si K»r ho " m]y v " htmM " um , b " ti* o n .ppu^ «--- •'"»■ •» «»»"«'«, U ud. MISS KATE STEWART. Principal. . o°»t is steadily increasing, but* the subSTAMFORD &CO GALbi great salei Bt . itute^ look °™ T * b * ft * ■** J"* 11 OXAIVXJTWXV;^ <Xj vjw.j IOALEI REBUILDING SALEI <lle wearer jusfc m much aat^ao. HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE, CUBA-ST. tion M though they wore the ttsai article. — — * We ha-ve a remarkably fin& showing' ofi WE have received a large parcel of Hair NEW GOODS EX S.S. RUAPEHUs moderately-priced furs, aad 1 tho foUowi from England, fihest quality, 26 inches ,,,,,„ j « ling are a few "o£ thorn, long, every shade, including Cendre. Theso White Blankets, 5s lid, 6s lid, 7b lid, 8s lengths. are required for the high dressings lid pair FOX NECKLET, with mttfi to match* now being worn at Home. Price from £2 p atent Wadding, 2£d, 3d yard very ity feh end now, "■ &> Drpss Buttons, l^d, 2d, 2{d, 3d dozen ' 10 Ktt ift eMi ' Expert Marcel Waving and Dressing, 2s Torchon Laces, from Id yard, 7id dozen ctv e red r T±m at X:V S inTock!' Table Covers, 6s lid, 7s lid POINTED FOX SET, BM kl«t O^d ttnff, . Men's Merino Veste, 1b 6d, 1b 9d, 2s 6d a, really fine sot, clSgVjfe moto/tfch^hai'rt *en£ Torino Trousers, Is Od. Is lid, 2, r At 10 guinoftg , minu es. Men's Cotton Singlets, Is FOX SET, the necklet is shaped, and tllß Hair Tinting, 10s 6d. Combings worked j^,,, p lugheS( cwdiMl| e{c muff is of the , a , test OUR THOROUGH CLEANING w^^n n^f '.if ' " .„_,„__.., Window Holland, 3Ad, sid, 6£d „„. ASSURES Coloured Bed Quilts, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid. FOX SET, made up of selected skins, A "HOME SWEET HOME " Extra la,rge, double bed, 3s lid up- necklot and muff, ',' « ' " Art Serges (Woollen), Is 3d yard , At 16 guineas., NO more musty-smelling dusty-cor- Art Casemont Cloth, 7£d, Is, Is 3d «,.„„« „«„ „„„ nered rooms. Vacuum Co.'s B , N Jcr . evg i B 6(] lfi qa la llt J SILVER FOX SET, stole, and bag« cleaning actually sweetens the air, f° 3s *?* Jerseys Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid . and makes brighter, healthier homes. Lace Blinds, looped, 6id,Wd \ • , ' White Twill Sheeting, double width, 7£d, At < guineas. We Clean everything— Windows, B£d „„-,„ Carpete, Mats, Paintwork, Pictures, All these and many more BARGAINS at BEAR SETS, necklets and muffs, aft Floor?, Walls, Furniture— everything fawn, brown, and black, , made bright and spotless in. double From . BU ! ncft6 . quick time. B Just try our method on one room to LINDBERGHS, SQUIRREL SETS, necklets and muft% Btart-you'll be pleased. REBUILDING SALE, ' CUBA-STREET, ltt VaNOUs sIlallGS) Single Carpets collected, cleaned, TO-MORROW. guineas. and returned same day. l. AMERICAN OPOSSUM SETS, stole,Write or 'Phone To-day! KELBURNE TEA KIOSK. bagshaped muff, At 79a 6d. _.. . / - <TTTT _ r _. _, . _ TTXT _, ri/^ fTIOURISTS, also Residents of WellingVACUUM GLEANING CO., X ton, ca,n partake of Morning and BLUE-DYED OPOSSUM SETS, neck. w „ „ Afternoon Tea. also Luncheon, amid lets trimmed heads and tails, muft to 117, WILLIS-STREET. quiet and picturesque surroundings. , ' Magnificent view of city and harbour. matcn, 'PHONES 2969 and 5431. Business Men Note— Concession Luhcheon At 755. «i« m- it "„„„ I„ n , Ay■& r> „ Tickets (including tram), Is, at Kelburne M Y onQ An w ' Tram Tickefc Office - We cafcer ff ' Or ' Wod ' CONEY SETS, necklets trimmed heads XTO. 209 and 211, CUBA-bT. j^g. gocja], and School Parties. Open nt)J tnilt , M nffk to match „ , . from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tel. 3807, attd tails, mu»s to match, We wish to draw your attention to our ~ — — .—,. — , ~~ . . At 60s. , Special Display of VELVETEENS— aII shades to suit you. We make up these -- j-moro' nAiunTi? 4»n P'RWirn materiate from 30s complete. Fitting and M m^. CEEBD> — Style guaranteed. A trial will be es- iJX TEA MERCHANTS, te6mCd - MRS. BOOCOCK. ™> OUBA^StREET, . NO TICE TO LADIES. AnnoUft - that $f EK » iU °" eU raiS JAALL|B > BM11M « hiV '> AT 2+2, LAMBTON.QUAY, 80> CU B A 'STREET. RISKE, TAILOR, 95, CUBA-STREET, Aft has received Latest New Season Gooda for Costumesjnd Suits. UP-TO-DATE TEA ROOM. ' Costumes to order at £3 155, Suits at £3 ss. — /C|, (0B , rt . DAINTY BREAD, BUTTER, BISCUITS, 'i^&S^SSWo' Fit and Latest Style Guaranteed. t AND pQT 0J? TEA> 3d I^^^^^S T ADIES, place your orders where you Q pen gam to 6 p.m. By Special Appointment to Hi« Exa»)« iLj are certain of obtaining Batwfactioh. lenoy the Governor. A Costume designed and fitted for you —■ ■ ■ ■ ■ — ■ ■ — — ■ ■■- ■ ■ Tr7« T> A TVT "L* #"Nt>AV\V by our new cutter will enable you to ap- A HAPPY NEW YEAR JV 1^ A JN J\ HAD I, SWdrllia'HSd a^Uttfemo^e Than F o^^ " 'ff t nI^FSTALL^ WATOHMAKKR AND JSW3BLUBK. half the prices that many pay. ™^S ! w wnm"l ESI ALLS 48, WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY, SIEAM DYE WORKS. iTpHE QHOP THOR T>RJSSENTSi 54. Gbuznee-strect. Make sure of tho Address— -*- nn .& „_ t jF J. ~ ' n t vtvt,\m <4Tt?T7T?T BRACELET WATCHES KAROOLA ORCHARD, Ilavelock n " , 85 ' VIVIAN-STREET, ARTISTIC JEWELLERY North.— Choice Dessert Apples, 7s Opposite Salvation Army Barracks. ENGAGEMENT RINGS 6d case; Choice Cooking do,, 6s 6d case; Ring 3035, and wo will call for parcels, SILVER aoid ELECTROPLATE Choice Winter Nellis Pears, 9s 6d case; , __. CLOCKS, BRUSHES, BAGS, Et«. Sweet Cider, 2 doz. pints, 15s case; Cider, ACT^n-PTMT? MANUFACTURING! REPAIRING! 2 doz. pints 15 S 1 doz. quart* 13s case; J3. 1. ÜbiiUliJNJi, By Competent Workmen Only, for 6d extra Apples and Pears carriage m'RPTTT Country Orders Receive Prompt Attention prud to nny stniion; for 9d extra dcliv- 69, WILLIS-SIREM. n\VfV> -rv^> -r^T>»aw\Jii^» cred Wellington. Cider is carringo for- ■ T HB «HOP TjX)R T>RLSENTS. ward. Cash witli order. JOHN RICH, ,rr«TTP n«A«* A i*«\> «f feAHet nnd "7) - **»™ addro-- TRUNKS ifvtllinU^LADlES l V^™ ** Fh». Writ, for o M . HANDBAGS, SUIT CASES, and PRE- Tel. U3B. Bstd. 1880. P.O. Box 243. WANTED Known-Now's the time to SENTATION CASES of reliable quality order your New Suit. If you ie- at. manufacturer's prices. T? X, AN X" f?L HA"D V quire real satisfaction, both in quality ' ■■Tin — ~—^^srT-rrrr— 11 aA W A |^ ±\> JX X> X » and workmanship, with a perfect fit »t JUST RECEIVED % _ . . . -. .. ■ ... .-. . -.^» a moderate price, you've got to go to ITXHE very latest designs in Suitings and annrvrn i^rvkMtMn Meston's Our motto; "No fit. no pay." A Costumo Cloths. Come and inspoct. 3PRINP CLEANING. MESTON, Tailor and Outfitter, Suits to Measure from £3 ss. /NAttPKTS lifted hn»ten antt rM»rt\^/t 143. Vivian-street. Costumes to M™tt»jjom fiS 15s. CTo di 1' SqSSU. wfiSJ _ __ Fit and btylo Guaranteed. cleaned. Chimney* iwjpt. Houee and CORN COB PUNCH is nonalcoholic; il JOSEPHS AND CO., ' OfEoo cleatiiu£. is refreshing und invigorating with Tailors, WELLINGTON CLEANING CO., water, all mineral watei'B, or milk. Order 4, Willis-street 97 Dixo»>street. 97, Dixon-Btrt«t. a bottle to-day. (Above BurJijaglon Cafe); 'Phone 2224.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 70, 24 March 1914, Page 9
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