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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 27, 1 August 1917, Page 3

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO © 9 3 Te Aro House 8 § Stocktaking Specials 8 8 For this Week only! o 8 O LADIES' NAVY BLUE SERGE TITREE-QUARTER LENGTH O {* COATS—FuII size Usual price 32/6 Special Price 10/6, fk 5? CHILDREN'S CREAM WOOLLEN BLOOMERS— , , . ■-„ „ X %J i Usual prices 6/3, 7/6,, Special Price 2/11 , X ,%J OFELT READY-TO-WEAR HATS—Felts and tagel straws; un- ■_i trimmed; all marked at - Special Price 2/6 each -3K W 1 only RUSSIAN KOLINSKY SET—New cape necklet; pillow V £% muff Usual price 17 guineas Special Price 12 guineas X BLACK SEAMLESS CASHMERE HOSE-All wool '"' '"" ' A U Special Price 2/3 pair %J O 30 pieces NAVY SERGE —Fine make; 40 inches wide © O w , Special Price 1/11 yard £X „. FLANNELETTE BLOUSINGS—AII this season's designs „. 3? %J Usual prices iojd., 1/- yard Special Price 6£d. yard? (f 01 GREEN BEDROOM CARPET—I 2 ft. x 10ft. 6 in. >" "■" " ffc , Usual price 6->- ..Special Prloe 27/6 3? 0 Boys' TWEED OVERCOATS—SingIe and double-breasted 1,1 Q Usually 1 s/6 to 27/6 Special Prices 9/11,14/11 Q JJ The above are a few of the many bargain lines „ V a we are offering in all departments. • ' >'-** ~ § Te Aro House § o - o cooooooooooooooooooooooo JAMES SMITH'S flC~~*^Bfls*. THE ALERT STORE mkfrm When the rule has been to accept ft' I^MratfJ /fnf ' |\| the statements about Woollen and W/^B^yiiyiKjJliiA'Bf ■' Cotton shortages and high prices," jy//jwF~jrSkm!lWmiUl JAMES SMITH'S have kept at work ff-JW B&mSmKyß gathering woollen and cotton goods f''J/W>^^SS^^^w^ I of reliable standards, and now, in j^M^ffl^BßH^V^jfrt' " spite of the markets, offer you, as 'yj^gjjgEßjt^^vt&A usual, - <■ WOMEN'S HIGH-GLASS UNDERWEAR AT OUR FAMOUS LOW PRICES! v .' LI LADIES' FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES—A 1 grand qu?Aity, * with square or V necks; nicely trimmed embroidery or. Torchon lace; in women's and outsizes - <■, Prices 8/6, 7/11, 8/11 to I*/e LADIES' WOVEN NIGHTDRESSES—Warm substantial quality, in cream and natural, with collars trimmed lact?; special value ■ , Our Price 6/11 LADIES' ALL-WOOL COMBINATIONS — In/'Fesco" and ' " Roslyn" makes; short or long sleeves; in natural and cream Prices 13/6, 14/6 and 15/6 LADIES' " ROSLYN " NAVY BLOOMERS —■ All wool; in women's arid outsizes; Directoire or golf shape; you cannot equal this value elsewhere Our Prices 9jY\ t 10/6 to 15/6 LADIES' WOVEN WOOL VESTS—" Jay " and " Pesco " Pro- ' ductions; cream or natural; short or long sleeves Prices 9/11, 9/11 and 10/6. LADIES' WOVEN SPENCERS AND BODICES—Long or short sleeves; cream or natural; beautiful soft and warm quality Prices 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 and 3/6 UNDERWEAR IS UNDERPRICED HERE! JAMES SMITH, Limited "Famous for L»w Prices" . 80 Cuba Street • WELLINGTON 1 •t ~ • •■ I Gentlemanly Khaki This announcement will appeal to Military Men who in civilian life were men of good style. Every item we cite conforms to regulations, and at the same time Avill confer the dignity and good appearance so desirable. Officers and Men, Peruse this list :— Offioers' Jackets — In serge, Caps — Colonial and English worsted, gabricord, or whip- makes From 13/6 to 27/6 cord From 77/6 Rainproof Coats —Khaki shades Breeohes and Slacks— To match from 57/6 jackets From 25/- Shirts — Collars and- ties to Drllf Uniforms— Reliable qual- match; in cotton, wool, or silk „ ity Price 40/- N.C.O. Tunics —Ready-made or' British Warms — British, Jae- to measure • - - From-42/----gers, and Colonial From 63/- Wool Sleeve Jackets'— Very i Waterproof Capes — Guaranteed warm and light Price 55/- Leather Shells — Absolutely Uniform Cases— Will stand hard wind proof and yery soft and usage; riveted throughout; pliable hasp, staple, and padlock Price 45/- Collapsible Tables and Chairs, Boots— Genuine willow calf Tufted Mattresses, Pillows, CurFrom 37/6 pair tains, Mats, Towels,,and.^all Puttees —Fox's Regulation and Military needs are best bought Superfine From 9/6 at THE KASH. Military Overcoats, and Capes are Specialties '" i* ▼_ V Mens Wear -— Specialists) Wallace & Gibson Satisfaction.- or -Youc- Money- Back — "The Kash," Willis St., Wellington, and at Trentham. i^™Bi^ggg__g^^^ig_|g__g^^^^^BHß^w^w^^*gg>^ if We're Wide Awake! ; VJ If Wide Awake I You cannot come inside the door without feeling the stir | I 1 and spur »f the eager activity. „',. 111 ; And it if in the newness of the Goods, tht alertness, the courtesy, the 1 |H| intelligence and the thoroughness manifested that you will find complett I 111 satisfaction. We attend to all orders promptly. Our big powerful motor ,1' || vans go everywhere round the suburbs, and all we ask n the favour of ■ II an initial order. May we have it to-day? . , .» 1 Try Dandelion Tea, 1/0, 1/8,1/10 and 2/- Ik. ";| H. D. BENNETT. " LTD. ;!| I l' "Tht Quality Grocers" :: 246 Lamktoa fi«ay, WELLINGTON L VV . JJ '