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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 120, 21 May 1920, Page 9

JUST FOR ONE WEEK Special Offering of MANCHESTER GOODS Buy now and buy extensively—such a rare money-saving event as this calls for immediate action. Think what these remarkable prices mean. Come early— get your share. 1 , , HORROCKSES' PILLOW COTTON— 40 inches R. . -wide; exceptional value fTnaiTtonlf* ValyifS Special Price 2/9 yard emarKaoie v allies PLA^ unbleached sheeting- 54 inches r~ri • O • wide; a good strong-heavy make 1 emDtinCf PnCeS Special Price 2/H yard iiiJJUii 9 i Utcs . WHITE MADAPOLAM-36 inches wide; a good reliable make and fine quality Special Price" 23/- dozen yards CREAM DOCTOR FLANNEL— 27 inches , great value to-day Special Price 3/11 yard SUPERFINE LONGCLOTH— 36 inches wide/S^^^^^^WJ^ks^ see t*lls lme for y°urself Worth 2/6 yard ■ J&ftMfiJS^M&i^WiS ' ' Special F "ice 1/9 yard H^^SjM 7°"inch WHITE TWILL SHEETING—A g-ood \ =====s:s=:=:^^iMm ' strong-make Spscia! Price S/11 yard M%—^-JSle^^l STRIPED. ROLLER TOWELING — 15 inches-H-jy^—ReUe^ i>^l wide; English manufacture -' v Price 1/6^ yard j^^^LS^^W^WW WHITE RiOBE LAWN—4B-inches wide; reinarksMr ' | " ===f^^^^ a^e value at Price 1/9J yard Mj{-z U '^i. PILLOW CASES MADE FROM CREWDSON'S | N. No. 2 CALICO— Special P?lce 2/3 each iv^'ilZ'*' •' /"\. PILLOW CASES—Made from Horrockses' - i 1 /y"°\ iinc calico; unbeatable for value y&p% j "" / /»« ■ Special Price 2/11 each == | ; F^sff^ 2&ms\ ALL-LINEN DAMASK—6B inches wide.; th />:'?w!!!soWs!F' / in good patterns ■^\~— * '•~.,. <> I'lJ/y^r^. " % / Special Prices 8/6, 3/11, 9/9 and 10/6 yard Wfis£r LIMITED Lamb ton Q^&3» - Wellington.

/COSTUMES of the mos!- striking '«—' shades and styles, that cannot fail to gain your" admiration for the artistic creations so exquisite and distinct, are ' now being shown at our store, in American, French, and English models.. Also, a_ number of our own ,Readymades, with fur collars and cuffs. And hundreds of different Costume. Materials,- should you decide to have one made to your order. A. J. COLEMAN, LADIES' FASHION TAILOR AND FURRIER, 254, Lambion-qy. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WE beg to announce that we haveg opened our NEW LUNCHEON ROOM, NEW LUNCHEON ROOM, First floor of Lambton-quay premises. Business men and others may obtain 9 LIGHT COLD LUNCH, LIGHT COLD LUNCH, From 12 to 2, at ■ 176 , GAMBLE & CREED, LAMBTON-QY. STAFFORD TEA ROOMS * (Over H. D. Bennett's), . WILLIS-ST. nni-lESE LUNCHEON, TEA, AND A 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 till 7.30. -..'. All Cakes are Home-made. Rooms will bo open until 7 p.m. on Saturdays. SMOKING ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. - MISS READ, Proprietress. WELLINGTON'S LEADING LADIES' TAILORS! JAMES SMITH, LTD., ao, cuba-st. f"|UR Ladie6* Tailor (Mr. Grifftths) is an Expert at his work, and all Costumes made by him are the . ACME OF PERFECTION! i : ~— ■ MISS SAMSON. ' ■m/fILLINERY AND BLOUSE SALON, SPECIAL SALE Of EVENING DRESSES, BLOUSES, AND FROCKS, COMMENCING TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), CUSTOMHOUSE-QY., Opposite Bank of New Zealand. TYAINTY Sandwiches, Home made *-* Cakes and Scones, are served with Morning and Afternoon Teas, at i THE QUICK LUNCH, 158, FEATHERSTON-ST. (Near Bethune and Co.). J\ 3- KWOIN AND CO., SILK IMPORTERS, a 40, COURTENAY-PLACE. All new style* Silks of Finest Quality, j Lowest Prices. FURS! FURS! FURS! WE havo just opened up our. now season's Furs with a fine range of Coats, Squirrel, Marmot, Coney, etc. Furs of indiaii,' African, and American Foxes, Alasaan Wolf, avA guarantee all to bo Genuine Pelts, Rcnovntions. *PIZER.,TOSSMAN- AND CO., 138, Lumbton-qy, (opp. Midland Hotel). DU your sprmg cleanms thoroughly by using Wilton's L.B. Furmgators. All Stores and Chemists, at 2s each.