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1--' • - § Aids to Smart Dressing :..jj 1 for the Easter Holidays :'•'jj" == "W7HETHER you travel or stay at home for S = V* Easter, you'll want to "look your best." == S If you need new Gloves or Hose, a smart ==- — Handbag or Umbrella, a handsome Scarf, or 5 ________^_ — , =r any other item of Dress,- make you choice at s» ' B ■ s= "The Economic,"—TO-MORROW. 31. == NEWEST STYLES—FINEST ASSORTMENTS =~ A SMART HANDBAG s Wellington's lowest prices-always =, WILL BE USEFUL S f ~~ : '■ ""^ S s Magnificent Range of SILK KNITTED SCARVES |f , -. HANDBAM^SSSg = So soft and snug so smart, becoming and & flap, ovaJ shape 5 useful; choice quaht.es-m beautiful colours,.. ■==.... Prices 15/6 to 45/- = including pale pink, sky, vieux rose, coral, .==..-. T,,lio=' TtT APTf Mfmnrrn ~ violet, emerald,'. nigger, navy,- brown, wis- ■ -S Prirps 19/fi U/fi 15/fi tn WC SS SPECIAL VALiUK—In shades of vieux rose, - - ■—- Prices 12/6, 14/6, 15/6 to 39/6 — violet, cerise, saxe, biwh, creme and "black \ • S ' " ss Prices 1/11, 2/J1 and 4/6 ~ I GLOVES THAT PLEASE IN FIT AKD STYLE 1 =S * SMART KID GLOVES —In greys, beavers == SS and browns; finished with 2 domes; self and = U .■„■,.,.. ■' g . ■—■ black stitched backs ■ — . ■■ S5 Prices 2/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11 to 7/6 pair = ___.;,__ __„ _„„. SB 2-dome NAPPA GLOVES-In black, grey and ... S PREPARE FOR RAIN! — tan; strong and useful Price 4/11' pair TPT in iTUnnnri t = GAUNTLET GLOVES-lln cape and deer- = Wif AN UMBRELLA I SS skill, fleecy-lined, with fur cuff, in grey, black, =: =S' and tan Prices 8/11, 9/6, 10/6 pair = Ladies' UMBRELLAS — SS ' Covered with good wearing | . SS ' —_ y material, silver mounted | ~ „...„., ■ SS crook handles = „ HOSIERY—Easy to Buy, Easy to Wear §= Prices 5/11,6/11, 7/11 to 21/. ' =„ EMBROIDERED CASHMERE HOSE -In iSSs'T^1 = £ reat vanety of new designs ■ green,. heliotrope, "and red '= att wnnr S i «• 2/H, 3/3 to 4/6 pair ~ Prices 13/6, 16/6, 19/6 to 29/ C —2 ALL WOOL HOSE—In fancy heather mix- j~; . SS tures, in great choice of colourings • ~ j% m S -"' •' Prices 3/11, 4/6 pair ss "~ SB DAINTY SILK ANICLE HOSE —In black:. .. SS . : SS and white, with lisle boot and top ■ • SS S Prices 2/6,2/11,3/11 to 6/11 pair § aa Uvvl hv %r. aaVfi^l^jj iil.ll*.. ™' ' "* ■ §| The Leading Store for Value. || %IHIIIIIIHIII!l!IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHI!IHIIIIIIIjniHHIl# : : r .

IMPORTANT! X OOK for my Fashion Announce-- -"-' ment on Page 3 of The Evening Post on Mondays and Wednesdays. Always interesting and helpful to smart dressers. MRS. MATHEWSON, "WHERE the SMART HATS ARE," 264-266, Lambton-quay. CORRECT STYLES IN MILLINERY FOR EASTER! WE are splendidly equipped' to meet your Millinery wants, showing a choice variety of READY-TO-WEARS FELTS, VELVET SHAPES, etc., in all the newest styles of the season, and best colours. Our prices are known to be the vest values in town, and our Millinery the smartest. MISS M'KEEGAN, MILLINER, MANNERS-STREET, BRITTAIN'S BUITATNGS, Wellington^ THE LATEST AMERICAN SAILOR HATS! IN ALL SHADES, FROM 4s 6d. riIHIS is just one example of tho splen- -«- did values awaiting you here. We have also an exceptionally fine line of BLACK VELVET, HATS, FROM 10s 6d. Crepo de Chono and Silk Blouses in attractive styles. Costumes made to order a special feature. :■" Ladies who desire to dress smartly, yet economically, should pay us a visit. MISS WALSH'S, 122-124,^ COURTENAY-PLACE, Wellington. STAMFORD & CO., HAIR-WORKERS AND ART MILLINERS, CUBA-STREET. . ■ABSOLUTELY the Newest Hats are j£jL bow being shown by "us in. our Window and Salon. THE QUALITY—Best English Felte. and Tagels. THE SHAPE—Postilion, Tarn oJ Shanter, and Bowler, with Buckle in front. Smart and good, from 12s 6d to one guinea; or we supply Tailor-made Hats to order. Hairwork and Toilet Treatments obtainable. Transformations and Switches stocked. Children's Hair cropped. Combings purchased. tADIBS! TF you want a First-class Costume made ■*• with the very best material and sound workmanship at a reasonable price, then plaoo your order with I. JOSEPH, Ladies' Tailor, Boulcott Chambers, Boul-oott-street. 'Phone 3083. SALE! ' SALE! ALE! SALE! SPECIALS. Cardinal Cashmere, Is, Is 3d,- Is 6d Cream. Wincey, Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid Cream All-wool French Cashmere, Is lid, 2s 6d . All-wool Nun's Veilings, 9jd, Is, Is 3d NAVY COATING SERGES, Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2« 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid. Honestly worth double the money. Black Coating Serges, Is lid, 2s 6d 58in wide Heavy Tweeds, 2s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid Black Nifn's Veiling, Is 6d Black Cashmeres, 7£d, Is, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid Cotton Cashmeres, double width, 7£d, 9d, yard Ladies' .Ribbed Black Cashmere All-wool Hose. Is, Is 2d, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid' MARVELLOUS VALUE. White Lougcloth Embroidery, 2£d, 3d, 3£d, 4d, 4id, sd. s{d, 6d. 6Jd UNHEARD-OF VALUE. Many Other Lines Equally Cheap. CALL EARLY AT LINDBEIIG'S CHEAP DRAPERY MART, 104 — CUBA-STREET. — 10?. Parcels Free.

K!RKCALDIE^:SIA!NS OB.AVELLINGTON | V ■"'" ■:'^i'«i^" a--« v- §■■'■ !) But granted Autumn puddles necessitate thicker }i soles and stronger uppers, there is no earthly :" reason why style should be sacrificed. The matter really resolves itself into the'question JJj "where to purchase," and so this published list lv will prove of infinite service. There is surely no I need to:reiterate that this is all "quality-value" hi Footwear —our good name, and reputation are , r , ..... staked on every .pair. See this better Footwear. I FOR GENTLEMEN | "THE GALPIN"—Stout Box Calf DERBY BOOTS—FuII ' round foes, very stout waterproof soles, calf lined <* throughout, medium wide welts ' ■ •■ - 35/« \ :.: '.'.THE SQUATTER" ,— Extra Stout Horse Hide HALF SHOOTER BOOT—Full round-toes-, stout welted soles, I half lined throughout; made as near' as possible to % -■■•'• waterproof-"-'- \ ' ' 45/- • £ "THE SPORT"—High Grade Box Calf DERBY BOOTS— i Calf lined throughout, full round toes, stout welted i soles, outside heel counter 45/I. ' "THE COMPELLO"—BIack Moor Calf SHOOTER BOOTS ; ~ —Dull leather; made as near waterproof as possible; si watertight tongue, to top, stout waterproof soles 45/S "THE SERVICE" — Made specially for officers (British I style), full watertight, boot, made of stout tan grain I leather; full calf lined, stout welted soles, toecap withi ■ ■ out punching, full round toes '■■ .......■..-.•■ '■• 49/6 . I "THE INVINCIBLE"—Extra Stout Horse Hide SHOOTER 3 BOOTS —Watertight tongue to top, extra stout welted \ and screwed soles,- calf lined throughout, full round P toes . 50/. | FOR LADIES I B4—Patent COURT SHOES — Brilliant ornaments, half \ Louis heels, Paris last, pump soles 33/6 « B7—Patent COURT SHOES—Black moire collars, neat half |j Louis, heels, brilliaijt ornaments, medium French last, | pump soles ■ 27/6 ; BBrrPatent COURT SHOES—Black glace lud collars, half \ Louis heels, medium French last, brilliant ornament, ; purop soles ■ 27/6 \ B9—Patent COURT 'SHOES — Black glace kid collars, i medium toe, brilliant ornament, neat half Louis heels, 5 . pump soles . . ' 25/6 | BlO—Black Velvet Calf COURT SHOES — Latest Paris. ■ last, brilliant ornament, half Louis heels, pump soles ■"■■; ... 3i/6 f Bll—Black Velvet Calf COURT SHOES—HaIf Louis heels, ; . . satin "ornaments, latest Paris last, pump soles ' " 28/6 1 WE CAN FIT ANT FOOT-YOUR FOOT! 1 AND TO-MORROW IS BARGAIN DAY! I —which is welcome news indeed for ladies who -, ) relish economy. In our big Bargain Room all I j ■--■.■ to-morrow— . j BARGAINS FROM EVERY SECTION I Oddineiits, Remnants, Special Puachases * ■•■ —will be offered. If you've a mind to save > money (and who hasn|t these days) you'll be t .:..::.;;:,on the spot early. Remember" j BARGAINS.FOR Ol1)AY:0EY!:: '

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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 92, 18 April 1916, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 92, 18 April 1916, Page 9

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