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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18, 22 July 1919, Page 3

Jlib> Still Going Strong! ' JT? f^ Schneideman & Soss' Great, Annual Sale! Hv \/&i^ wi Every day a saving- for someone!' If you >K/w\ V//wf^^? feN) haven't been in yet \^^^^ COME IN TO-DAY f >^3\mV ■'<"" ®w|~ wis^^^ Such an opportunity to secure a smart x^C&\s\\\O« Tft .tailor-made X "**\- SUIT °R COSTUME' #|\ \ \\\ at * rea^' economy price may not 'come IB !\\\\ yOUr Way aSa"] ' 111 l/k \\\ VT KERE ARE A FEW.EYE-OPENERS! " II I i\\\\ \% 157 UNCLAIMED 'SUITS— Tailor-made, ill iw^Jt ti°m tlle very kest materials and trimM^L«/j«Wfl^iff .. , min'gs; to .fit all, figures , Priced at 95/II fm 'if '' 20 HAND-MADE SUITS—In tweeds and II M ifA'il worsteds ■ To be cleared at 75/- ---\ l[k 1 LADIES' COSTUMES. A',! (/ \ 50 BLUE SERGE COSTUMES—Pure ' ikS'|| ,\\\ I I indigo dye; in the very latest styles ti|\\\v \ '" Usual prices ,£9/0./- to £10/10/----llw ■f I ' ' Now One Price £7y/7/'"' 11W ■1 J IS° ALL-VVOOL TWEED COSTUMESI|S ft" ' 'i I Usual prices £6/6/- to £7/7/----%U W3 ' ' ' Now £*^/" t0 55/5/" •Sri , S^\ Many' Lovely " New Designs in LADIES' #>$' ' &£? TOP COATS- Were £-}\ 7 \. ■ -' ■ Now £5/5/" Schiieidernaii &'Sons'TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS 86 Manners Street - - Wellington (Opposite Everybody*! Picture Theatre) \ ■f-^S^^S^fep*^^. ' • A Peace Display of Footwear for Men! I jii^W^^i^^ilii featu'rin £ " {1? e undoubted quality and 1 y^^^'^^ti^-^^v value in every <(Cody" line, i^-tSlff^'^-^ ™E SMARTEST STYLES IN BOOTS ' fif-'W^ '^^l ' just opened up, I MM^'' ' V MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY BOOTS— ■ i mjpr . ', ( Double welted'1 sole, round toes 52/6 HERE'S A REAL SNIP. HEAVY BLACK GLACE KID DERBY BOOT—Round toe 27/6 I . T,AN WILLOW CALF DERBY BOOTS—Round toe, welted sole, leather lined 42/6 DANCING PUMPS—Oxford and Court 18/6 to 23/6 i ' V You Save at Cody's, r/IRV ®TA I4J Footwear Specialists, Ladies' V,\tU S. fix \/\J, 9 LeZU, Outfitters and General Drapers. , 31-33-35 Courtenay Place Wellington I 1 ■— ■ /f^^ QUALITY Rivals STYLE piw *' M n our Range of XHli Seasonable Sliirfs /»-=s^j(¥ Always a splendid range at our store H&A as a resu^ °^ big reserve stocks. A/jjL Neat Patterns—neat Prices mW HERB. PRICE * V^ „ Ladies' and Gentl.men's OutMtter, 54-56 Willis Street - - Wellington HAUPIN'S THE UNDERCLOTHING SPECIALIST, 158, Cuba-street. I SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES'WINTER UNDERaOTBING LADIES' WOVEN NIGHTS, 8s Ud, 10s lid, 13s 6d. LADIES' WOV.EN COMBINATIONS, 43 lid, 5s 6d, 8s 6d to 21». LADIES' WINTER PYJAMAS, 12s 6d. LADIES' ALL-WOOL. SPENCERS, 4slld, Worth 7s 6d. LADIES' FLANNELETTE KNICKERS, a Urgo variety, to bo «old at 3s lid, Worth 5s lid. LADIES' FLANNELETTE COMBINATIONS, 9s lid. \ LADIES' VESTS, special, at Is 9d, 2s6d, 2s lid, 3s Bd, 3s lid. * ," 1 LADIES' HEAVY FLEECY BLOOMERS, 3s lid, 4s lid. Also DAINTY LINES INLONGCLOTH NIGHTS, CHEMISES, COMBINA'. TIONS, KNICKERS, AND CAMISOLES. THE Ol^S> ORDER OHANGETH . No housewife who has once used ! STAINLESS CUTLERY would willingly go back to the old style—the daily task of knifecleaning'is over and done with. We, have just received the first , shipment since the Armistice, including such famous makes as I CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON AND LOCKWOOD BROS. j PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOY/! ' ': V/e give 5 per cent, for ■ Cast!.—Save your Coupons. Wairarapa Fanners' Ca-operative Association, Ltd. LAHBTON QUAY, WEttINGTON IF A GALVANISED IRON ROOF IS jS£^\ MEANT TO LAST V IT SHOULD BE PAINTED C^Va - BEFORE CORROSION -\ \<&^^" SETS IN 'Js^%&p, $F^^ ■■ 11 n &ol < /•(^rtli yMU'OST PERMANENT RED O^\^€^ KNOWN Jy' Smith & Smith, Ltd, Woilingfcn