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You will very wisely alter your mind when you read of the wonderful bargains we are offering this weoH. We have just completed some large purchases of High-class Millinery on terms most favourable to ms— and to YOU. Scores and scores of lovely hats in the latest shapes and snartest trimmings are to be sold at clear-away prices. MANY LOTS ARE TICKETED AT HALF USUAL RATES These hats arc all true to the high standard of quality which has made our Millinery Salon the favourite resort of women who want the best without extravagance in price. Only a few of the bargains can he mentioned here. Sue our big window show. Then tahe the lift to First Floor and inspect our Showroom Display. 6 MODEL HATS— VELOUR CLOTH SPORT HATS— In black Panne, trimmed with ribbon mmmmmmm^ I» the Marquise shape, with wide and handsome Ostrich mount, fin- il.'"!' ■■«.! rolled brim, on French Turban, with ished with broad garniture. Usual deep rounded brim, trimmed with prices range from 42/- to so/- band and flat bow of Ottoman RibThia Week's Special Prices 21/- bon. Colours: Tan, brown, grey, and 2S/8 , saxe, fuchsia, gold, Bordeaux red, 12 SMART VELVET TOQUES — and green. Usual prices 12/6 a,nd In black or colours, fashioned in 10/6 the new Turban styles, with smart This Week's S})0Clfll Price 6/11 mount or mercury wings, in silks, LADIES' CONEY SEAL TOQUES etc. Usual prices 25/- to 2<j/p AND HATS— This' Week's Special Price 15/6 In, pretty becoming shapes. Usual each , prices 15/6, 21/-, and 29/6 50 trimmed HATS— This Week's Special Prices 8/6, In many and varied styles. Usual fl 0/6 ' J!L /6 « prices =s/G to 35/6 IN VELVET, CLOTH, and SILK— This Week's Special Price 21/- The 'latest mode, " The Boston 20 OF THE NEW RIBBON HATS— Marjorie Hat," with box-pleated In small dainty styles. Usual prices brlm - Colours: Cream, brown, 25/- and 2q/6 ' saxe, white, blue, black, brown, This Week's Special Pi-ice 18/6 B° ld > black at yl white, navy. Well 24 BLACK UNTR.MMED TOQUES- Special Price 3/11 For ladies, with velvet brim and , eao j, <* H "°' i C 3/T n - ***** 2 "<>«" Only SILK PLUSH HATSThls Week's Special Price 4/11 Medium size, straight brim, rolled | each c "? e °f black Silk Velvet, crown 3 doz. SILK POPLIN HATS— del Uy draped with silk plush. Band In three of the leading shapes. tlnlo t C^TlL°^T' Draped Turban, with rolled brim. ¥£' g™' n lr e °wcU wSh f ?/6 c£ dd r 8 ? 1 S«: I brosS g^Tu'rl "0 W.NCS and FANCY MOUNTSquoisc, cinnamon, vieux rose, black Superior quality and exclusive modes and white. Usual prices 10/6 and |mm.,u| ' iri all the latest upright effects. 6/1 1 lir ' lf Prices ranging from 2/1 1 to 8/6 This Week's Special Price 3/11 This Week's Special Prices 1/each and 1/11 each GEORGE & KERSLEY, LIMITED~^^ Wellington's Most Popular Millinery House :: Lambton Quay, Wellington liflfa^i^ 1 !

I LIKE YOUR BLOUSES," 1 said^ a Customer recently. '"they aro so distinctive and dressy. My friends are always surprised -when they; hear how little my blouses cost." Now, wouldn't you like to say that ? Then do_ not fail to sec the beautiful Blouse Display in my windows this week. 1 am featuring Radianta and Delaino Shirts, and the loveliest i of garments in Ninon and Lace. Prices to suit all purses. MRS. 1 MATHEWSON, "Where the Smart Hats Are," 264-266, LAMBTON-QUAY, Wellington. LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL (Established 1902). THE latest addition to the Langer System can be easily learnt in three lessons— features which account for its popularity. Classes, daily, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4_ p.m. Evening Classes, Tuesday and Friday, Ito 9. Cut Patterns to measure a speciality. Millinery Classes and Ladies' Tailoring taught. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal. Rooms, 94, Willisstreet (opp. Shortt'e). JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOR WINTER. Ladies' Woollen Nights, 5s 6d. Ladies' Woollen Spencers, Is 6d. Ladies' Woollen Singlets, Is. Ladies' Cashmore Ho3o, Is 3d. Babies' Wool Coats, 7s 6d. i MISS WALSH, UNDERCLOTHING SPECIALIST, • 122 and 124, COURTENAY-PLACE. STAMFORD & CO., CUBA-STREET, HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. /COLOURED , TRANSFORMATIONS v> how on viow on our models can be Hired for Fancy Dress or Evening Wear. Whibker Curls, 7s 6d the pair ; ladies' own hair matched perfectly. Expert "Marcel" Waving can only be done with Monsieur Marcel's Irons. Consequently that branch of Stamford's Toilet Work, together with the New Dressings, is exclusive. Wigs, Switches, and all Hair Work made on the premises. Combings worked ihto any design, 2s per ounce. OUR THOROUGH CLEANING ASSURES A "HOME, SWEET HOME." i NO more musty-smelling dusty-cor-nered rooms. Vacuum Co. ! 6 cleaning actually 6weeUms t the air, and makes brighter, healthier homes. We Clean everything-— Windows, Carpets, Mate, Paintwork, Pictures, Floors, \Valls, Furniture-— everything made bright and Bpotless in double quick time. Just try our method on one room io start—- you'll be pleased. Single Carpets collected, cleaned, ahd returned same day. Write or 'Phone To-day 1 VACUUM CLEANING CO., 117, WILLIS-STREET. 'PHONES 2969 and 3431. MAIDS' SERGE SCHOOL SUITS, Best Fox's Serge, Our Own Manufacture, no middleman's profits, 21s to 27s 6d per feuit, usually retailed 10s higher. WELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY, 54, Ghuznee-street, Wholesale and Retail Costumo Makers. MY DRESSMAKER Is your Dressmaker. Costumes mado to measure, Evening Dresses a specialty. Ready-made Skirt 12s 6d, altered to lit free. Fit and Stylo guaranteed, MRS. BOOCOCK, 209 and 211, CUBA-ST. WANTED Known— Now is the best time to ord^r your Roses. Cooper's have ten thousand specially wollgrown and extra strong bushes, and. have all tho latett and very beit varieties. Writo or call for our catalogue. All classes of Nursery Stock at lowest rates. F. COOPER, LTD., Willis-st. CORN COB PUNCH aids digestion and give& au appetite ; keep a bottle in house. GeL it now.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 128, 1 June 1914, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 128, 1 June 1914, Page 9

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