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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 79, 1 October 1919, Page 9

Mrs. Russell, late of Auckland, invites inspection of Exclusive Models in Mil-1 linery and Blouses, at The Millinery Salon, over Littlejolin's, Lambton-quay: —Advt. Mr. Tossma'n, Continental Ladies' Tailor, 108 a, Cuba-street, begs to notify that he is in full, charge of the 'business, and is now prepared to take orders for Modern Costumes.—Advt. Really! You'd be surprised at the' way. No Rubbing .Laundry Help cleans the dirtiest clothes. Is packet sufficient for seven large family washings. Mrs. M, Jones, Tasman-street.—Advt. A few only all-wool Norfolk suits for: boys 14 or 15 years £ld. 'Extraordinary value at 21s. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.—Advt. Oscar Hewett and Co., Wellington. Dear Sirs,—The knitting machine I bought from you is working very satisfactorily Beside j being a great source of. amusement it is ' a great asset. We are ableto knit a pair of socks in twenty-five minutes. If the I community knew the value of theso'knit- ' ting machines you would not be able to import them fast- enough.—W.H. 5/9/19. This client has had machine only a few weeks, and provides evidence that our knitting machines are simple to operate.— Advt. . . Social functions are made more attractive by a display of flowers. Our table decorations are beautiful. Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, Willis-st.— Advt. . QILK ! SILK ! SILK ! *-' All Shades and Qualities. SAVE By Buying from D. J. KVVOIN AND CO., Importers of Silk, China, and Glassware, 40 Courtenay-place. ladies' irons. T ADIES, your Furs are expensive, and ■*-! ,can fie saved' from spoiling by consulting M. Eizer and Co., Expert Furriers, /who/specialise; in Fur Work only. Coats repaired, rem«de]led, relined. "'M. PIZER, AND CO., IS3, IJLBbtoa-quay, opp. MidUnd Hotel,