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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 34, 10 February 1915, Page 3

HALF-YEARLY Endof-Season Sale FOR TWELVE DAYS Starting THURSDAY, IO o'clock Following our usual EEgv ggog cooe ooo r y J[;{ d £» (£££> Balance of the S«W 8 custom, this twelve Ginghams, Crepes- TRIMMED HATS days will see the most piles of them absolute slaughter of 1/H. 2/11, 3/11 and prices Wellington has Ev «y Lady's Costume READY-TO-WEARS yet witnessed. As usual, *& «%2*%*£ AU ..t 3/11 we leave the prices to 63/- Sale Pricesdo our talking. See our 5/11 to 9/11 20 Boxes window every evening — Ladies' Black Silk Coats Season's Flowerc 7.30t09 P .m. To Clear 3d and 6d Children's Coats— ln cream and white 10 only Ladies' Crepe Droses->-2/1 1, 3/11, 4/11 Slightly soiled 15/6 for 1/11 Children's White Dresses- > 3 on i y Navy SHk Slilrt Blouses— Pin 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 tucks; latest cut Worth 8/6 Children's Fadeless Overalls— Smart For 3^ l! styles. Were 4/3 to 5/11 7 only Ratine Sports Coats— Season's To Clear 2/11 price 24/6 All at 5/11 Big Lot c, ttoi-ta^- „ ; B rferrf CMeme , t <,„,,„_ AH at 7id doz. Usually B£d For 6|d Balance Season's Sunshades- pileß of Remnantg _ 13 pieces Tucked Allover Net— 2/3 LeM thaß Hal! Price 11 do,. Fabric Gloves-Were l/°6up d Pai " nn ° f All at 4Jd pair quality To Clear 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 pair JSm Place Uv Bargaias a 46-5O Manners St. lotToF "HURRY-UP" REASOnTaT PATRICK'S SALE They are spread upon every counter, piled upon every shelf, displayed in every case — sound, convincing economy reasons, eloquent of cut prices and bumping value. Hundreds of Wellington women have already found it worth while, to hurry up for the many bargains in Woman's Wear and Drapery. There are SUCH savings to be made on all sides. , Just here we want to tell you of some "Hurry-Out" Specials in Sheetings and Towels HEAVY WHITE TWILL SHEETlNGS— Horrockses\ FinUy's, and Eclipse 54m. wide— Sale Prices 9id, 1/-, 1/2, 1/3, 1/41 ?2in. wid6— Sale Prices 1/-, 1/6, 1/6, 1/11 Bom. wide— Sale Prices 1/3, 1/7, 1/10, 2/«, 2/2 HORROCKSES' LONGCLOTH and CALICOES— 36b. wide 1 Special Sale Prices 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 LARGE WHITE TOWELS— 50 x 22; very special. Usually 2/0 Sale Price 1/11 HEAVY, COLOURED STRIPED TOWELS— 44 x 22 Usually 2/6 Sale Pries 1/11 A long time ago a wise man said something about an early bird — and it's true yet. DC DATDiriT V* PA Patrick's Corner^ . J. lAIIUUV 0C LU. Cuba & Vivian Sts. WELLINGTON. 'Tis Shirt-Sleeve -JjL*. Time at the Offi ce • XbJMi And every day the other fellows have the chance of 'criticising your choice in Shirts — and don't they just do it 1, Select from these CRITIC-PROOF SHIRTS AT THE KASH 4/11, 5/11, 6/9 upwards. These are some class ! They're cut by experts to fit the figure and they're BRITISH MADE. In cool cotton, Ceylon silk and wool, and all-wool taffeta, all are the very latest patterns and colours. Come straight for some of these ! HERE ARE PYJAMAS YOU WILL LIKE! Soft, comfortable, sleep-Inducing garments In smart patterns and good wearing fabrics From 5/11 WALLACE & GIBSON "The Kash," Willis Street, Wellington. __^^^^^^^^^__ 1000 -"^ijgm^aßm^M SI Baniih that "Don't ZL CASES OF That IS Tu)O r r^K Carm F " ttn v, v HI ft nl#Pls Years' Record \ll/f^2^JS*^tefe| S 0 .. for DOIG'S $FnSL^^&^ Cured! <&**s!>*&** I T7«£s /Iftir) 1 ! TTJYTC* Lattere of appreciation rewired [Mm I .\Lli7 VIEVENS all parti of kasirftlaalft, Breßfrdm (1 IWSIL 0,7 ,■//%£•«■. Torkihlre, England, a lady write"j>IT BmHm. - /7ie "««O*** /1 and my own thanka to you on yowt 1 ' ,/Smlrm . , . v , „ treatment curing my •««««••", AUtwttI \ //MsS&r^**. -Mom b"""".' » months may be eeea ai my Pharmacy. W 'Wl EMSiSi saress wshe