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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 121, 22 May 1920, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS WANT.ED.JIudwh —A masterpiece iot re-cre:it\oh iof music, The New-33d:-. son. Call The Edison Shop. WANTED— Men to inspect • Suitings . ax, T. Shields, 21, Wilhs-st. WANTED Known—Fine Assortment . of Spoons and Forks, Al, A., and N.S. See our window display: the best in town. The Sims Hardware. WANTED Known—Radium Floor Polish is not sticky. Easy to apply, aiul gives a hard, lasting polish. ANTED—New ""Reliabie~TwiedsTaTl new shades, 40in wide, 7s lid, 9s lid; 54in All Wool Navy Serge, 18s 6d. Morgan's, 116, Cub&rst. WANTED— British Aluminium Kettles, Saucepans, Frypans, Colanders, Pudding Basins, Fish Slices, just arrived. Basil Cooper Hardware, Ltd., Newbown_ •^JS7"ANTEU —Men, enjoy your shave. -» * Have that Razor Set by R. .7. Shakes, The Cigar Box, Manners-st. WANTED Known — .Ladies' Glace Ankle Bar Shoes, Louis heels, smart shape, sale price ISs 9d. Martin's Big Boot Sale, Terminus, Courtenay-pl. WANTED —New, owners for' Edison Phonographs, purest tone, famous artists. The Edison Shop, next Stewart Dawson's. . ANTED Known—Nothing in the world equals Velsldn after shaving; price 2s. King's Prescription. Pharmacy, 4, Courtenay-pl. . ANTED Known—Hookey Sticks and Golf Clubs repaired at short notice. Also, ah'no display of Footballs. Sims Hardware. ANTED—Big Boot Sale now on. Ladies' Tan Derby Shoes, long toes, to clear 28s Bd. Martin's Big Boot Sale, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-pi. WANTED Known —Wick Stoves once more to hand. A very useful stove; should be in every house. The Sims Hardy/are. 'SST'ANTED Known—Owing to removal ' v ¥ •' to larger/premises, all Bicycles left over 6 months for repairs will be Sold to defray expenses., H. Corrick, 47, Courte-nay-pl. ANTED Known—No needle changing with Edison Phonographs; diamond reproduction. The Edison Shop, 4. Willis-st. "TTSrANTED Known—At last we have a TT few Brass Primus Stoves; boils a kettle in few minutes. The Sims Hardware. __ ANTED—Firelighters, Is doz, one lights 6 fires; Saveo, for coal, 6d packet. Basil Cooper Hardware, Ltd., Newtown. WANTED Known — Phonographs and Gramophones always in stock. Edison's 2-minute Records Is 3d, Disc Records from 2s 6d. Fleming, The 'Phoneriee, Newtown. ' WANTED— Rowe and Co.'s superior private Showroom, in the Arcade, 80 Manners-Et., is replete with choice oak Furniture, beautiful Carpets, Rugs, rare China. Inspection offered. Tel. 1057. ANTED Known—A fine shipment of Carpenters' Tools just, to hand. At present wo are oatering for the tool trade. The Sims Hardware. ANTED—'Fresh shipment Morley's All Wool Caahmero and Llama. Hose, 6s lid, 7s lid, 9s lid pair; others, 2s 6d to 4s 6d. Morgan's, 115, Cuba-si. ANTED Known—A few 1 and 2 Burner Stoves left. Ask to see these demonstrated at The Sims Ha-rd-ware. __ - WANTED Known — Gent's Box Calf Derby Boots, smart shape, good solid value at 30s. Martin's Big Boot Sale, Terminuß, Courtenay-pl. nnEACHERS. of Dancing—We have just JL received & shipment of Toe Shoes, in glace kid, sizes 10's in girls to 6's in maids. Price 14s 6d to 18s 6d, according to size. Cookham House, Manners-st. BALLET or Toe Dancing Shoes can be had at Cookham House, Manners-st., glace kid uppers, sizes 10's up to 6s. Price 14s 6d to 18s 6d. HEN selling out the best price is what you want for your Furniture and Piano. We're the firm that can get it Vine and Wilson, Auctioneers (next Barrett's Hotel). Tel. 20-617. WE have landed a now stock of Pen Painting OutEts. Inspect! TinKey's, 30, Manners-st. XSAGS—Highest price given for houseiX hold Rags, tailors' and dress clipmn£s saddlers and saiimakers'. Rag Co.f Scott's-lane. Tel. 22-268 AHAR'S, 46, Courtenay-pl.—Ladies, call and pick out a nice Warm Coat for the Winter, Kaiapoi and Roslyn Tweeds. __ OUCCESSFUL auctioneering tells its k? own story. Read our auction sale notices back page to-night. Read them now. Vine and Wilson, Auctioneers. DRAPERY Buyers, secure HosieryMen's at 2s 9d, hundreds of dozens, all shades; Ladies, in silk and wool, for 3s lid, at Sale, Hayvice's, 149-151, Man-ners-st. CHIMNEY Sweep —Herb. Tomlinson, Practical Chimney Sweep,- Carpet Beater, and House Cleaner, 97, Riddtfordst., Newtown. Tel. 24-472. OHN PAGE, member British Mediums' Union. Interviews daily. Hours 10 to 6. Willis-st., over Wallace and Gibson's. JUST* opened up, new shipment of Fixatiff for spraying Charcoal Drawings. Tmgey's, Ltd., Manners-s-t. TTVON'T be in a hurry to sell your Fur■U niture and Piano. Send for Vine and Wilson, Auctioneers (next Barrett's tlements given, are the success of our busition Salo for you. Tel. 20-617. * XCHANGE of tenancy desired. 7-rd. House in two separately-appointed flats, gas stoves, meters, and conveniences, desirable sunny locality, offered for small modern Houso. Excellent reasons for ' giving up this paying proposition. Worth investigating by small family. Koferences. Particulars write 315, E. Post. rjPSO-MOPvROW, visit Hayvice's for ClothJL. ing, Mercery, and Boots, 10s saved on every pair, solid leather, black or 'tan. 149-151, WE can supply sound 48-gallon Varnish and Spirit Casks at 6s 6d. Tingey's, Ltd.. Manners-st. OTHER sold her Furniture too cheap. Not me ! I'vo arranged with Vine and Wilson, Auctioneers, to sell mine. They know its value and can get it. RS. MILLWARD. Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, "Boulcott Chambers (top floor), Boulcott-st.. near corner Willis and Manners sts. Hours: 10 to 9 p.m. WE have the best stock of Winsor and Newton's Oil and Water Col-. ours. Tingey's, Manners-st. ___ EN'S Mercery and Clothing, Underwear, all wool Singlets and Pants for 7s 6d. worth 12s 6d, latest Striped Shirts, at Sale to-morrow. Hayvice's, 149----151, Manners-st. V nnHE happy morn is the first after Vine Jt. and Wilson, Auctioneers, hold an i auction sale of your Household Furniture. I Consult them. | "OOTATO Onions, Shallots, and Garlic -8- procurable from R. A. Nicol, Reliance Seed Store, -37, Courtenay-pl. ISN—Secure one of our -Ful- Felt Hats, newest colours, and black, worth 255. Sale to-morrow, 12s 6d. HayI__l. 1?. 9-. 1 _5. 1 .!_M*l l2£P' si--_ ■ ' DRY Hair made soft and glossy with Donnelly's Hnir Restorer No. 1.. Hairdressers, chemists, stores. 3s 6d. QHORTHAND (Pitman's), 80 words per k3 minute in 2 quarters, 2 lessons per week. At Miss Clyde's School of Private Coaching, 111, Cisstouihouse-qy. "OIANOFtJRTE Pluyirig thoroushlv ami 1 quickly taught. Arthur Bull, 10, Pirip-st, (first house from Kent-torracu). "jVjTRS. SINCLAIR. Palmist, nnd Ci-y^viil *-"J. Reader.' Interviews daily, 13. Jessiest. Hours 11 to 9. Fee 2?. ' —*•*. n)i(l Bueiiipsfi Medium. Interviewed daily. 79, Boulcqtt-st., 11 to 7.30. ]