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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 72, 22 September 1914, Page 1

SCENE OP ATTRACTION. GREAT DISPLAY OF CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. MOTHERS, bring all your little tots to e«e the Lovely Doll swinging in the window, burrounded by pretty HATS and BONNETS at LOWEST IN THE CITY PRICES! YOU MUST SEE THE WINDOW. LEES & 128, CUBA-STREET (Noted Shop for Children's Millinery). SANDALS EOR HOT WEATHER. "T\TATURE FORM" Sandals are -*•* the healthiest form of Footwear for children during the hot Summer months. Naturally shaped, with good honest leather^ soles and stiffeners/ specially designed for rough wear. Here are a few sizes and prices of the Now Season's stocks — the largest and best in the city: — Girle' Tan and Black "Footform" Sandals, leather or chrome soles; sizes 7 to 9 A) '/» Girls' do., do., do., 10 to 13 ... 4s lid Maids' do., do., do., 1 and 2 5s 6d Women's do., do., do., 3to 7 6s 6d Lot us demonstrate to you just why our Sandals are tho Best in the city. PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE 106, CUBA-ST., and RIDDIFORD-ST. FURNITURE ! WANTED TO BUY, HOUSES OF FURNITURE, LARGE OR SMALL LOTS. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. RICHARDSON BROS., CASH BUYERS. 206, CUBA-STREET. Telephone 1062. - ' KILPATRICK, GROCER, COURTENAY-PLACE. BUTTER, Is, Is Id, and Is 3dCheese, 9d lb Excellent Matured Cheeee, le lb Tea Farmings, Is 2d lb Record Floor Polish, 6d tin, best on market Record Metal Polish. 9d tin. KILPATRICK'S GOODS ARE of SUPERIOR QUALITY. SPRING CLEANING. NO Worry, No Fuse, Everything Lovely. We Clean Everything thoroughly from attic to cellar. SINGLE CARPETS collected, cleaned, and returned same day if required. _ Ring up 2969 or 3431, and we shall give you our best attention promptly. VACUUM CLEANING CO. 117. WILLIS-STREET. ANNUAL BOOT SALE PRIOR TO STOCKTAKING. fiREAT BARGAINS IN ALL LINES. Gents Glace Kid Lace and Button Boots, 8s 9d, were 21s. Ladies' Glace Kid Shoes, from 4s 6d., ■ H. D. EDWARDS & SON, BOOT MANUFACTURERS, 131, MANNERS-STREET AND HATAITAI. | ■ UPSTAIRS. W. P. NEWSON, 174, FBATHBRSTON-STREET (Opp. General Post Office), "OEGS to announce that he has Com- ■*-* menced Business as a MERCHANT TAILOR at the above address. 1 LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. WOODWARD, 121, liigestre-st. (next Skating Rink), Cash Buyer of LADD3S', GENTS', and CHILDREN'S LEFJNOFF. CLOTHING and BOOTS etc. Letters reoeive_ prompt attention. Distance no objection. 121, INGESTRE-ST. (next Skating Rink) -'Phone 2379. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. RING UP 'PHONE 3313. MRS. BRUCE, Cash Purchaser of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boota, etc._ Letters receive prompt attention; highest prices given. Addreet 139, Ingefttre-itreet (next F.S. Dispensarr). rriHE EVENING POST. C. S. AND P. CORDING, Courtenay-place (corner of Clyde-quay), Agents for The Evening Post, Receive and forward Advertisements to the Office without extra charge. , Telephone No. 704 A. NOTICE. OWING to the increasing number of Advertisements sent lo this Office through the telephone, the Proprietors of THE EVENING POST desire to notify that they will not be responsible for any errors in wording or insertion of Advertisements so sent. Advertisements or instructions connected therewith should be forwarded in writing. ommerclal and general PRINTING a Speciality with The, Evening Foet Cenornl Frintinsf Depart-