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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1920, Page 9

For town wear, or for going away, a Velour Pit "X Ili^t tn-p ininry • • ■.:':'■. C4L JLo | LlOt lil\^ illlllH* Ordained by Fashion for ' Easter wear and after, these choice models of Velour Millinery are most becoming.. Each and eyery model shows a distinct individuality conveying that simple yet charming effect, so much desired by smart dressers. • A Few Exquisite. Models! "COPLEY"—A daintj' style,' almost a-t;bque,'"with its "charmingly ■"' \ ■ curved brim and slightly draped crown so absolutely novel for velour; its only trimming a band and,folded bow; colours, blacky ' zenith, violet . • Price 65/6 ' "EXETER"—New this autumn, with 2-inch brim; blocked to crown; trimmed with ribbon to match velour; finished -with folded, bow at side and back; colour, taupe only Price* 75/6 "WARWICK"—A small blocked shape, with high crown"and turnedup brim; colours, black, saxe, mole, beaver ; Price 52/9 "ARLINGTON"—In. black only; beautiful quality; high crown and ' , .' graceful three-cornered brim Price 69/8 ' vV/'U'a *sLs* m JiaLw! £ v ..J f A splendid variety of cosy Jumpers, LIMITED. Coats, and Jerseys havejust been _ - opened-up—outfit'the Httie ones LambtOn Qliay WellingtOa correctly for the cpmiag. cold seasoii.

; MISS SAM SON. "l/TILLINERY AND BLOUSE SALON, Is Now Exhibiting A SPECIAL SELECTION Of . MILLINERY AND .EVENING DRESSES Unsurpassed for Style, Quality and Value. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, Opposite Bank of Now Zealand. ALWAYS READY! Your Favourito SUMMER SPECIALITIES At ■ ■ I GAMBLE AND CREED'S! CALL. in at any hour of the day for ICE CREAMS (6d),: Made from Pure Freeh' Milk and Cream only. FRUIT SALAD AND FRESH CREAM Od).The Favourite Rendezvous for Everyone. GAMBLE & CREED, TEA IMPORTERS,, Willis-Bt.. .Lambton-quu-y, and Cuba-st. T^ATNTY Sandwiches, Homemade •"^ Cakes and Sconeß, are served with Morning and Afternoon Teas, at the' quick lunch, 158, FEATHERSTON-STREET (Near Bethune and Co.). STAFFORD TEA ROOMS (Over H. D. Bennett's), WILLIS^STREET. rgTHESE LUNCHEON, TEA, AND -B- SUPPER ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN, and every attention is paid to visitors' wants. Three-Course Dinner (2s), from 5.30 p.m. to 7. Friday night tjjl 7.30. All Cakes are Home-made. Rooms will be open until 7 p.m. on Saturdays. SMOKING ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. MISS READ, Proprietress. j LADIES' COSTUMES! ! LADIES' COSTUMES! TAILOR-MADE. MADE TO MEASURE. The Cutting and Modelling is done by a thorough expert, who ia'an artist at his work. Mr. Griffiths, who has charge of the Ladies' Tailoring Department, has made hundreds of costumes, and in every instance has given complete satisfaction. Consult us about your next Costume. JAMES SMITH, LTD., LADIES' TAILORS, 80, Cuba-%treet. 80, Cuba-street. COLEMAN'S TAILORING, BECAUSE of what it has accomplished, stands pre-eminently at tho head of tho Ladies' Tailoring World of New Zealand. Place your Winter Costume order with Up now, or call arid try on ono of our Ready-aiades when next on the Quay. A. J. COLEMAN, WELLINGTON'S LEADING LADIES' FASHION TAILOR AND FURRIER, 234, Lambton-quay, Wellington. RESTIGE— ' Correct and authentic style Uniform High Quality of Materials Prices noteworthy for their moderaJ. lOn-Z IM ME, LADIES' TAILOR (For nino years with Hayward's), 144, VIVIAN-STREET (four dcors from Cuba-street), Wellington. 'Phone 20-356. " FURS! FURSI FURS! WE have just opened up our new season's Furs with a. fine range of Coats, Squirrel, Marmot, Conoy, etc. Furs of Indian, African, and American Foxes, Alascßn Wolf, and guarantee all to bo Genuine Pelts. Renovations. PIZER, TOsSMAN AND CO., 188, Larabton-qua.y, oppo&ito Midland Hotel. DU your-spring .cleaning thoroughly by using Wilton's L.B. Funugators. All Stores and Chemists, at 2s eaoh.