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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1919, Page 12

• IS NOW IN THE FINAL STAGES! Make haste and see for yourself the wonderful values which prevail for a short time only. BARGAIN TSIS IS SURELY BUYING THE! Bargains for Mess,. - Bargains for Ladies These Sale Prices are positively From our huge stocks it is an -astounding when you consider easy matter to make a choice ' *he h^ cost of materials tothat will be perfectly satisfactory, w' J $;*s}*?■• tO- 0) are charm" , t , , ■ i m& and distinctive in every way. and our modern methods of . . . ' tailoring ensure a hi*h standard S^ tff °&f& D & E • %^S. of quality that cannot be, sur- . TUMES—In small women's, passed. women's, and out sizes . Usually £ s )si: Soo SUITS_In all wool tweeds, To ™" "! »!/« worsteds, and series; pure SERGE COSTUMES indig-o dye teed, silk lined; in different styles Sals Price from £7/7/ioo HAND-MADE SUITS —To '• 3S MODEL COSTUMES —In fit all fig-ures Usually £5/5/- blue serge; dye guaranteed; Sate Price 75/- t!le ye latest' Sale Price £8/8/----250 TAILOR-MADE SUITS- So ALL-WOOL TWEED COSThe best of material SS%SS^f. Regular s and 7-gumea value IS GABARDINE COSTUMES— • . Sale Price 95/- Newest styles Sale Price 75/*' 25 GABARDINE COSTUMES— 150 TAILOR-MADE SUITS— In different colours; newest Made of the best English ™***i „„,. worsteds and serges; pure m- „ IMPORTED MODELS _In di£° dye serges and gabardines;. . . To Clear from £5/5/- besvtiful styles From SB/S/Come at enee and have your choice at TAILOSS and COSTUMIERS 86 Manners Street (Opposite Everybody's Picture Theatre), WELLINGTON. — _~ri — ~~Zj: It Stands Clearly a Fact lijs^ —a very interesting fact indeed— ' /^^^Sr*> f^SSJ&iv ladies and men can be MZoA *•£/ perfectly suited in ; mi}\ nk Footwear for All Occasions Mm I 4f ■ at Pearson>s Shoe Stores. | fIW >v \ll_ Wm SUPERIOR VALUES NOW I VM WWwV Am OFFERING IN ELEGANT I Mi VVW|\M FOOT STYLES. j Wm* *>& Vj^Sl M&f Ladies' Patent Derby Shoes—Mat i >^^K_^ kid top, welted ... ... 35/6 J Ladies' Box Calf Derby Shoes— \ \J Welted and cable-stitched; a ■siadSKS"I*^1 *^ ■• typical winter walking- shoe 38/6 \ Ladies' Box Calf High Leg Boots—A real comfortable winter I boot ... • —• .--" 47/6 Ladies' Bostock Glace Court Shoes—Cuban heels .., '.^.36/6 Gents' Glace Welted No-cap Boot—For tender feet .... 37/6 f Men's Glace Derby Boots—Sewn soles .... r ... „. r - 24/6 ; Address: Corner of Cuba and Ghuznee Streets. Also at Corner Willis and Mercer S.treots (opp. Evening Post) J aa^BESßmaßßaßßaegßiaßiaßamaaegsaßß^ 'X'HRIFT does not mean Ponurionsness! Its first principle I consists in getting FuH Value for each Shilling of Income expended. Getting less is not complimentary to the intelligence of even a Millionaire. Being liberal and generous differs widely from being thriftless, thoughtless and careless in buying thiugs on a business basis. A habit of " Jumping at Conclusions," instead of Thinking out | these Conclusions, costs many a man a 1 ■ lifetime of Un-success. ii*dP?s&k. I Money cannot make Better Fabric jj&sSw^&K t Tires than Goodrich 47-Year Experi- ||l§|4l§m f ence and Deliberate Intention are now jf**l^^^^^ % producing. No Rubber Concern in the I i world could -afford to offer our Fair- ' f^^W^l^ -I List Prices without the enormous • " I^^^^^S^W^i P Goodrich Volume, which so reduces \.,fM^^Sls^%. ■|- Cost as to make these lowest Prices M^|»-^s|^^ I possible. When you pay More than IMIIPAwPEia I Goodrich Fair-List prices for Any l^||@W^fWm * Fabric you are Rot getting vS§#M^^» I Test our Goodrich Tires—and see I ■ \ll|f|^WIS^i^w I SAFETifTEEAB T!HEE ■«« slMii ■ ™«H/®^pg '{ E.W.PH>CSEONfI&Coy.Ltd. •• ■ NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS ' \^^ft^l'W# 1 223 Tuam Street, Chflatchuroh . ?i?*®=i™ Hf-lii I riß Panama Stt»oet, Wcltlntiton ' V F^iJw 3D9 Moray Place (corner Great !Kins St.), DudQcltn \ w~sw 1£