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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 40, 16 August 1917, Page 9

VEITCH & ALLAN'S Extensive Selection of Seduced in Price during their W% discount for cash and the finest selection in town is sorae- . thing to fee taken advantage of, particularly as " floor covering " time is close at hand. Included in our stock you will find :— All the latest colours in Floral, Matting, Carpet, Tile, and Parquet designs. HEAVY FLOORCLOTHS—6 feet wide 4/9 per running yard Sale Price! less 10 per cent. HEAVY LINOLEUMS— 6 feet wide 6/6 per running yard t Sale Price less 10 per cent. SUPER LINOLEUMS—6 feet wide 7/6 and 8/6 per running yard Sale Price' less 10 per cent. INLAID LINOLEUMS—6 feet wide 13/6 and 14/6 per running yard Sale Price! less 10 per cent. H!EOEHHEIo][n]U mEHHUHHHIIxI mHIoHiD i|kJll»JiL CT^HESE Unique Ornaments ire proving great favourites, and o rightly so, as they are worn in !By appointment since 1879. honour of our splendid men Stalwarts of the Aurtralian-New Zealand Army Corpj, ' JL WRITE OR ASK FOR A FREE COPY 1C OF OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. xiw^Ur ONLY address* j$T 099 991 Designed ty, and it be had only from ._ W. LITTLRJOHN & SON LAMBTON QUAY lmited. WELLINGTON &]^||jgj| SPRING! "Spring unlocks the /P ?° wer*t0paint the laUffht~f ing soil," sang the poet. j^ ' I In Lambton Quay the vtf[ /C "Spring is heralded by the yr\ \ / \\ blossoming of Mathew,jT \\\'--^. /| I I son's charming millinery .r \ \J>- "' * I \l creations, in a delightful / \ yOS^ I 1 array of styles and hues. / \\\r^S. I \ "^^e fl°wers 'n a garden \ \\\\ vvM \ are not more pleasing to \ • \\>\ \ \?^ ' 'a woman>s eve than these \ \ \\ \ \ \^ new hats. Stop and study \ \ \ \ \ P ur. Windows—then step \ V \ \ \ inside! MATHEWSONS' Limited " Where, the Smart Hats Are " II 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY :: WELLINGTON j J ■* —^ '(HAVE YOUR COSTUME MADE OF JET Tricotine /Ml\ Absolutely new and very fashionable is Tricotinc— a Jine mpple /[// 1\ I \ weave, lighter than ordinary woollen material, but with excellent / aT\ \f\ \ draping and shape-retaining qualities. An ideal fabric for Spring I y < -r^ U \ and Summer Costumes. YV. \A \f\ Every lady should inspect my newly-opened jhipment of Trica- V I I j^\^ tines in Wine, Plum, African Brown, Green, (three shades), 111 I ll|l«Rs i Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Pulty, Mole and Grey. These fabrics 1I B TP are not only beautiful, but most economical. They cost les6 to (JJ Jj*4. f jA make up than woollens, and give splendid wear. . T M Let me make your Spring Cottume Now ! I 1 i A. J. COL EM AM,. I LADIES' FASHION TAILOR AND ROBE MAKER, "^U? Colonial Mutual Building, 117 Customhouse Quay 4js^* \\ (Opposite Bank of New Zealand.) te^ JJ V </ •^fev >^^^^^-^\ H A i-pJ f.'j \^ CHILDREN! §M§ "W& TO be perfectly healthy and **fflM/l,Zik &? WtSf- *%' (ili.\ffl * care-free Children must W , W\, mWi have good Teeth. Hund/Z^\i\i\< lJ^ih'&Wli l<ikH i /$M\. reds of parents realise this, and CWi^Mm^T^MS\ regularly bring their boys and /■^\^f*W \ girls to us for treatment. (.. Miv JI li .lift / I Every little patient receives the Pm i\f I exf"ert an^ considerate care of > l\yN_/^"( » F Principals only. Nurses in att j^*" I Consult us about your \L- ,, r_ mt ****^ CSiild's Teeth. .MARSDON S CHAMBERLAIN THE DENTISTS 68 [WANNESS STREET : : : WELIJNGTON ChjWrcn'a Honrs: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Not in the Evening. Closed 1 p.m. Saturdays-