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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 42, 17 August 1918, Page 9

I Special Cutlery and I Electro OfferingAmazing in its Concessions Even before the sale tickets were placed on this table-ware it offered excellent value. For really this is high-grade and fashionable cutlery. But now—as there is aG.& K. Bargain Price WIVCS ! affixed to every article—all Wellington shoppers I know the generosity of aG.& K. bargain—it isn't • IVlOinerS . hard to imagine how special is this offering. jYIGn ! So call to-day to— These Prices Talk —. *»•»»• « ■ lo° Pairs NAVY GABARDINE iZf^rWCfOk Mr T\ PfCIAT7 O SHORTS—Good wearingVjreUltitJ OC XVCrolCy S Sizes 2to i 2 -Usual price 6/9 c' •* Sale Price 4/3 Great Winter Sale Sizes 1310 8~ ss # vji ccii vv illlci vjaic MEN , SHEAVYTWEEDOVER _ COATS—The famous John Note these Values-Then Pay a Visit ais& i£££ • Guaranteed all-wool tweeds i Dozen DESSERT KNIVES—Worth 39/6 . To-day's Price 32/6 Usual prices 79/6, 85/-, 99/6,105/----1 Dozen DESSERT KNIVES—Worth 42/6 Te-day's Price 36/- Sale Prioes 59/6' 65/-' 79/s> M/* 1 Dozen TABLE KNIVES—Worth 29/6 Today's Price 22/6 200 Dozen PARIS TlES—Plain* 1 Dozen TABLE KNIVES-Worth 42/- To-day's Price 35/8 colours, all shades 1 ?° ZerA r ™,Kw^ S-r rth 57/6 ;?? PriC6 "/6 END PTIES 91 2 Sets CARVERS—Worth 47/6 To-day's Price 39/6 Smart designs Usual price 2/6 1 Set PLATE FRUIT KNIVES-Worth 35/- To-day's Price 27/6 Sale Price 3 for 2/6 1 TRAY AND 24 INDIVIDUAL CUPS FOR CHURCH COM- .■. .— . ■ m MUNION—Worth 39/6 To-day's Price 25/- xz<sS:;^:l: 1 CRUMB SCOOP—Worth 17/6 To-day's Price 12/6 1 BREAD DlSH—Worth 85/- To-day's Price 75/----.6 Sets CHILD'S CUTLERY—Worth 5/6 To-day's Price 4/6 2 SUGAR SIFTERS—Worth 35/- * To-day's Price 24/6 1 FRUIT SET, SPOONS AND SCISSORS—Worth 46/-To-day's Price 25/----1 TOAST RACK—Worth 29/6 To-day's Price 24/6 1 CRUET AND BOTTLES—Worth 40/- To-day's Price 25/6 11 PAPER KNIFE, LARGE IVORY, SILVER MOUNTED— ■ Worth 40/- To-day's Price 17/6 GEORGE & KERSLEY, Ltd. Lambton Quay :: Wellington

LADIES' COSTUMES MADE TO ORDER. ALL JAMES SMITH'S". TAILORMADE COSTUMES are guarinteed tailor made, and to give satisfaction. Our tailor (Mr. Griffiths) is a cutter that knows his business and his productions place him in the fort front of the tailoring profession in Wellington. TRY "^ JAMES SMITH'S, LTD., FOR YOUR NEXT COSTUME, 80, CUBA-STREET. MACDUFFS, "npHE BLOUSE HOUSE," 104, CUBA- •*- STREET. BLOUSES that »re different. Smart, Snappy Styles of unusual merit. Better in quality. Lower in price. Why experiment ? Buy here and lead the fashion. We have a stock of 2000 Blouses, all colours of the rainbow. When you think of Blouses, think of MACDUFF'S, The Blouse Specialist, 104. Cuba-»treet. COST OF LIVING. WE are compelled to increase our price for Afternoon and Morning Tea to 4d. The reason is obvious. GAMBLE & CREED'S TEA ROOMS, ' WILLIS-STEEET. STAFFORD TEA EOOMS (Over H D. Bennett's); WILLIS-STREET. THESE LUNCHEON, TEA, AND . SUPPER ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN, and every attention is paid to visitors' wants. Three-Course Dinner'(2s), from 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. All Cakes are Home-made. SMOKING ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. JWTSS READ, Proprietress. Also at Timaru. GRAN-BITS. YOU don't w»ot m«a.t, because you are having meat for lunch and dinner, and you know meat tlvree times a. day is not good for you. / So you decide upon som« cereil food. Have you ever tried GRAN-BITS? You oan have a delicious and nourish- j ing breakfast wifch a. fifth of the bulk in | GRAN-BITS that you would require in Porridge. Why? Because GRAN-BITS is a perfectly dry food, already cooked, and only requires hot milk and a little sugar added. What is GRAN-BITS? It is a. food scientifically compounded from Wheat, Barley, Malt, Oats, Salt, and Yeast in proportions suitable for nourishing the human body, and is then cooked to a nicety. You will like it, as it is most palatable. It is just as cheap as Porridge, and cheaper than most other breakfast foods. If you only saw tho hygienic conditions and the absolute clean manner under which GRAN-BITS is manufactured-, you would like it still more. Procurable at all Grocers',

Kirkcaldie^ainsb FAMOUS FOR OVER 6O YEARS FOR \ UTI?! T TTWT*~»T"**'*\Tfc.T __IJ_OOALjTV^ STVLC ANp VALUB " WELLINGTON Announcing a Full Display of Spring and Summer MILLINERY A Forecast of a Few Outstanding Features depicted in the Modes for the Coming Season Millinery of many periods is drawn upon for style^inspiration, and the designer of to-day (keeping: in mind the fitness of things); has had a wonderful opportunity for originality. Included is a revival of the -i'Watteau" and "First Empire" styles. There is a Decidedly Feminine Note in These Styles While the Tailored Hat is still to the fore, fashion favours the softer lines of the Portrait Hat. A prominent feature is the wide-brimmed hat with large handmade flowers in a beautiful combination of colour blendings. Hand work plays an important role in millinery for all occasions. Fabrics such as Tulle, Crepe, Lace, Satin, and Velour Cloth are used in conjunction with Straw for the foundation, or as trimmings. \ Fashion favours Pedal as the leading Straw Hat, while. Leghorn, Tuscan, and Liserie follow very closely. Colourings as shown are more artistic than ever. Hat-shapes vary from the high-crowned Cloche to the mediumbrmmed hat with low Tarn crown, and from the new irregularbrimmed hat to the wide-brimmed soft outlined Portrait Hat. L . ... An Outline of a few of the Many Models now showing in the Millinery Section A JAY MODEL IN CASEROLE PEDAL-Has trimmings in colours of brown, peacock, and saxe faille ribbon. A LARGE NATURAL LEGHORN—With extended brim extension of dull blue satin and suede;. adjusted on the brim is a large hand-made flower in shell pink and black. A GAGE MODEL—Comes in black Liserie and has the new irregular brim; this is underlined with white crepe. 'Loop and bow trimming of Cir6 ribbon. AN IMPORTED MODEL—Is a good example of the wide at the sides and narrow back and front style. The hat is built of white crepe and underlined with navy taffeta. A clever crown drape of white satin as entire trimming. A YOUNG MATRON'S HAT—Depicts the latest floral crown and soft shirred brim. The whole is carried out in georgette, with roses and pansies in colour blendings of magenta and fuschia. We will appreciate your Inspection \ FAMOUS FOR OVER SO YEAWS FOR ,*%\ WFI I INfrHTON >-■■■ quality, style and VALUE :: f*