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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 46, 22 February 1917, Page 9

For Biggest Values in Household Drapery \7IGIT rCHDOr A. IsTICDQI I7V»C Vlsll tiCUKUJI <S£ KsLKoLsLID MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Large Assortments from Be3t British Manufacturers. PAY LESS FOR BLANKETS. _ , V, OUR~~, „. w,, >,= „«*„. ™„ «.*-, «<»;„, I *la™ WBes « fequaHed! few months, and prices will be higher than ■ unnnnovprc' n hhxicicttp they are to-day. Therefore procure supplies | HuRROIKSES FLANNELETTE al?oLin?s UroF£S; w k^Cd eßlanL^: Very fin, make jwHl^sh well,, and remain aSS !y S°ft "War- dUraWe " Wear! inl^ aiS'c^S t^de^™^ Otc tnese . Price iod yard MATCHLESS VALUES IN NEW ZEALAND CD ™ ft nAmTni?TTIf BLANKEIS FLANNELETTE Lrtl.MilO , For-pyjamas; in a very stout make, world-re- . Single Bed-Size 6ft.. 3 in. x sft., white n?wned for its durability; very extensive range Prices 27/6 to 37/6 pair , of patterns ; all 36 inches wide - „, . _ , _. , ' „ ' f ■■■' Prices 1/-, 1/2 and 1/4 yard Three-quarter Bed—Size 7ft. x sft. 6m., white I Prices 37/6 to 47/6 pair I Double Bed—Size Sft. x 6ft. 3m., white r mmmmmmmmmmmamm "" " ■"" ■. . "«l Prices 47/6 to 57/6 pair A very useful line in either khaki or grey, suit- ' ■■ Have you seen our Display of , able for the soldier, settler, or seaside— - Single Bed-Size .6ft. 3 in. x s ft. - 1 REjIHTOIII AUMUPAW WADIT Price 25/-pair \ DLiWllfDh MwWniMi WUKft Three-quarter-Bed—Size 7ft. x sft. 6in. Price 35/- pair | Walk through our Napery Department and in- . spect these artistic home adornments, com- • WHITF ffiTTfiN RIANKFTS prising- SIDEBOARD RUNNERS, AFTER- ■ nniifi lunun ULflMaia NOOl^ CLO ths ; cushion covers Very thick and soft; size 60b. x Soin. TABLE COVERS, D'OYLEYS, etc. Prices . ■ Price 17/11 pair are very moderate.. viihot rnrmw m imrrc Owing to the wax and Turkish brutality, we „ l\I!Aa! tUIIUW KLflfiafilO j have no hope of repeating these'goods; therefore see them NOW while we have a splendid Very serviceable; size 54m. x 72m. ' ■ selection. There is-only one of each desjgn in : = Price 15/- pair | the various articles, and we are able to match t up a few sets. . ....... Vw. , BMTOB ™ !aE _ Mm^ IV '- -^."-- ■'■■„ ■„, ; ; YOUR DRAPERY OUTLAY GOES FARTHER AT "THE ECONOMIC." '-:A

Just opened, a good range of navy shorts to fit boys from four years to six years. Dye guaranteed, and prices 6s 6d to 9s lid. Gco. Fowlds. Ltd.—Advt, •Wedding Announcement. — Beautiful roses and choicest flowers are used when designing Wedding bouquets. Packed and forwarded through the Dominion. Miss Murray, vice-regal florists, 36, Willis-street.—Advt. Progress.—The Pathe Sapphire is unwearable. It's end is 'not sharp-pointed but completely round. It does not get blunt, and therefore does not wear out the disc. In a word, the '"reproduction given by the Patho Sapphire is as good ill the end as at the beginning, and consequently there is no nasal noise which is inherent to all other processes. The Pathe Multione Sound Box keeps the purity of production of tho voice, the character of the instrument, the full tono of the orchestra with its light and shade, even the most subtle. Catalogues, etc., Oscar Hewett and Co., 55, Cuba-street, Wellington.—Advt. > ■ . READY-TO-WEAR HATS. ALL the latest shapes for AUTUMN WEAR, in Navy, Green, and Black Tagels, smartly trimmed, from 14s 6d; , Black Velvet Hats from 9s 6d. | MISS WALSH, ■" i ; 120, 122, 124, COURTENAY-PLACE, i Wellington. I OUR SHOW OF AUTUMN AND WINTER MILLINERY IS UNSURPASSED IN THE CITY. All the latest dainty Trimmed and Untrimmed Models and Shapes now on view. Ladies !—When you get your Costumes for the Winter, remember WE HAVE YOUR HAT! MISS MURIEL REID 1 (Formerly Miss M'Keegan's). 54, MANNERS-ST., .WELLINGTON. T4/JTRS. GALLOWAY, an experienced 1r.3. Certificated Maternity Nurse, will be in attendance. at' Glaxo Offices, Room 22, Nathan's Buildings, Grey-street, City, on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Afternoons, for tho purpose of giving advice (free) to Mothers on tho \ises of GLAXO, and on the Care and Feeding of Infants generally, or appointments may be arranged with the following Chemists: — Mr. Glennie, Brooklyn. Mr. Castle, Courtenay-placo. Mrs. Galloway may also be seen at the following Chemists': — Mr. John Castle, Newtown Pharmacy —Tuesday Afternoon, ,2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mr. Gibbs. Upper Hutt—Friday, 23rd February. Mr. Dawe, Lower Hutt—Fridays, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Mr. Williamson, Jaokson - street, Petonc—Fridays, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. ' For, immediate advice ring up Glaxo Nurse.' Telephone No. 4083. YOUR DRESSES MADE TO ORDER A T a price which will surprise you. J-Ta. You.will wonder why you did not do this sooner. Have individuality oxpressed in every line of your Summer. Dress. It gives a distinction unattainable in a ready-to-wear dress. MRS. LEITCH, 232-235, Upper Cuba-street. 'PHONE 2224, i^ARPET, CHIMNEY, WINDOW, \J AND OFFICE CLEANING. WELLINGTON CLEANING CO., 68, Molesworth-stroet. KEEPING UP APPEARANCES. KEEPING DOWN EXPENSES. WE can make Old SUITS and Costumes Now again. Our Special process of Cleaning, Renovating, Altering, and 'Pressing Mon's Suits has delightod many. JUDAH AND CO.. 152, Wiliis-street. Wollimrfcon. PERSONAL— If baby's food turns sour during digestion, give . Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. Bo sure it's Sharland'e.