Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 126, 29 May 1914, Page 4

red blood * ... J_ * _ I /''v^wf^k *li»*,,t«l, *Un /« the reward given by Nature to men who live and /' ° dress in accordance With her simple laws. I \Vu»m\Yw f\^\^JW^T veins of live I |\®liW^ men who A Well-made Flannel Shirt \\ V^^^ WMr mw v From "The Home of Good Value" retain, the body (J ,^ii^^^SSM WCtll UUi warmth, whilst allowing a natural ventilation calculated to % f |^^Klffl|T^Si lit Winter Goods kee p ehe p° res ofthe Bkin in pe rfect order * 1 Ste'ililii I, iwH \\ l> — -^ Our Particulars are : N B^I W WINTER NEGLIGEE. -A ""*~Zj 'J^^P^' Bk very large range from 2/6 "^ ®*S^ to 10/6. WORKING SHIRTS.-In materials built f l —1 l^^l <_ I aSS to stand the heavy strain of long wear. (tm . /^^2 1 f/i \\ m 316 to 716 - man .^^wSfetv . 7 if ' ' mA 1$ n r , ™ , .. , , studies mankind lxWlw>. 4P M&/J toww^ /77i -' wfa -" n «*'^ tol *-P riM and ascertains w&iIMF t\ X W' W^ " ~™ what men reail y Ekß% Pi| vShTi^l w ,.^ c^ c . want and then W^llSfflll m\t Ji-Ji^r 1 \f /// '! |\ w « i *f if « ouppueb iiieni \V^ '■ T~ " Ifi I ill 111 If Everybody knows the weather's cold. *"® /l \liffi^i£^ =>^'| '/! M If J Everybody neeq*s warm clothes; Crowned With I *^^^ ill /\\ I 111 \ Therefore, Everybody will benefit by deal- honour and II Sa^^^^l '" / f/ i In^ Wlth a firm wn <> can so well serve i .i. i ••! 'i" Ill^tl^Jn R"4W)/ ' their needs. Clothed With |j iSf^^ (vlMf SINGLETS OR UNDERPANTS: " j 'if H y' 'i «S' \H Fleecy-lined (Morley's), 2/11 J •li^ "i I If Colonial Heavy, 4/6, SI 6, 6/6 '^^ HJ I -^ *-^W// Roslyn, in all varieties, 6/11 to 10/6 | Imported, 3/6 to 8/6 , 1 ONE OF THE SECRETS of a warm body is H W Bg^^^ I Iwl 1 In All-Wool— lo^k W§, OI STPITTPO «*A jßl^k I Colonial, 1/- pair, or three pairs for 2/6 H1 B IrIII SI ft O H^^J W| g | I Roslyn, Fine Worsted, 1/6 to 2/6 " Vl " "■■ §^f, | English Makes, 1/3 to 2/6 1 » Fancy Half-hose, 1/6 to 2/6 v MANNERS STREET And at Auckland 1 The FIRST, mind you — and that means this Sale has to establish a record (8) for big overweight values that will make Duncan & Macintosh's Sales a bye-word for Bargains. It's going to do it too — we've seen to that. A survey of the tiny prices and the fine goods in any department will promptly convince YOU that there are no bargains in town like these. If you would cull the best, it's right up to you to .be at the counters early to-morrow — every section offers tempters that will scarcely lighten your purse. Come early and stay long. .-- • Bargains as Big' as Prices are Little ! Gloves and Hosiery MILLINERY almost peeks Overvalue Underclothing Big Savings on little things. ' Every model smart « modish; and tho cost— Look. ~*" so early in the Winter, too. You t>i i r.cmtuDr c-rnnsxKrc TRIMMED MODELS— In Velvets, Velours, and Felt can't resist those comforts. Black CASHMERE STOCKINGS— , 5/11 10/S, 14/11 . A , f r, t^ Two pairs 1/11 Ladies' VELOUR SHAPES— In all colours. 0/11. Were 18/6 W !V- tc j C r ,03, 03 , C CAMISOLES--Black CASHMERE STOCKINGS— Ladies' FELT SHAPES— In all colours. '2/11. Were 7/u Wonderful value 1/« All Wool, plain or ribbed Girls' FELT SHAPES , 1/11. Were 4/11 Big loi of White L/NDEUCLOTIITwo pairs 2/11 Children's KNITTED CAPS 7^d, 9il, 1/. ING, slightly shoi>bpilcd, cornWarm WOOLLEN GLOVES— AII p,V hin K kmt-'kers, Nightdresses, colours 7 . 1/- MILLINERY ACCESSORIES FOR HOME TRIMMING Chemises, etc. T .riifV Kin "GLOVES" "Twn'domr FANCY MOUNTS and BUCKLES 3d, 6d To be Cleared at Hait Price HsteneS colours-Ut black " FATHER MOUNTS 3d, «Jd WOVEN NIGUTDRESSESand white , 1/11 FANCY MILLINERY NETS 2d, 3tf yard 3/11, 4/11 - ' Natui.\l MERINO COMBINA- "-" " " — ' • TIONS 2/6 Manchester Department SHOWROOM ' N^ikcE^l..^l,X t Smart Coats, Dainty Blouses, Trim Costumes— just what Children's WOOLLEN VESTS— ' Two examples of the big bargains you want NOW, at Summer Prices. eti, 7£d waiting for you. Navy S ERGE COSTUMES— Rough Serge. Sale Price 12/6 Children's BLOOMERS, reduced 15 eSte 36in " WhUe F 3/ti N^en 'Navy SERGE COSTUME-Fine Serge. "sftk Pries 3^ CORBETB-ln reduced odd make, ■ "'"""uru-TpATfr? ' Usu^ Ptifc ssA and sizes At 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 10 pieces 30 in. White CALICO FLANNELLA BLOUSES-In dark stripes Sale Price a/6 Girls' CORSELETS 1/6 pair z/n dozen Ug Ual Jjrice 4 , 6 Sphere HOSE SUSPENDERS— — — RADIANTA BLOUSES— In cream, smart styles 4/6, 4/11 6d nalr Navy SERGE DRESS SKIRTS— New styles 3/11, 4/11 D:kk AMA ««4 Mn/»lr.«r A «» WINTER COATS and RAIN COATS— — KlDuOnS and NeCKWCar At Less tuan Manufacturers Price n , /,, „. Warm BLANKET COATS— In dark shades, and navy, KnVS UOlMf* Priced for a quick move-out. Pfrcy, and fancy stripes 10/6, 12/6, 15/- *-vjw v« v * 0 ir ctt J- nrnnnwc *« *„ a CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS— In faw n shades These will keep the little Chap' Fancy SILK RIBBONS~3d, 6d yd. 16/11, 19/fJ I WBrm Cft . f llt ti e hut wehr well VELVET RIBBONS 1d yard KNITTED COATS-Selling half price. Coloms-cream Walm Cost little, but wear well. Peter Pan LACE COLLARS-6d and saxc. Were 3 S/- Only U/11 43 Sample OVERCOATS, from Wll i- en v -orwxic «.j nmy .■■mimimi mn nw iwiiiuiuhim Boys' 'VARSITY SVKI S"-KaiapOl l'ancy SILK BOWS 6d , wiiijb.w—^— ■ — a— ■———»— imubwimliwii 11— iwhuiiiimbii— , &^ c TORCHON LACE 11^d doz. «^i n. .1 . C_ # »C ac » rnUQf.'Afifr Boys' VELVET HATS-NOW 1/« 8 EMBROIDERIES 2d, 3d yard 106 OWXQ XMI (jatlSfieS • \MM QUQVI Usual price o/n I