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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 90, 13 October 1920, Page 8

1 NOW IS THE TIME TO COME IN AND CHOOSE FURNITURE |jj Our stocks are complete, making it possible that you will get I exactly what you want, and making- it doubly certain that you will 1 be entirely satisfied. Furthermore, all our fine furniture is marked | AT "V. &AY POPULAR PRICES I We are complete furnishers. We can furnish a room, two rooms, a 0 flat or a complete home. Furniture, Floor Covering's, China, Glassj| Ware, Hardware, Ironmongery, Cutlery, Sheetings, Lawn Mowers, | Hose Pipes—in fact, EVERYTHING you will need can be bought | under on roof HERE, and bought at "V. & A.'s" popular prices. Remember, too, that " V. & A." quality is apparent in everything | we sell. 1 ' I FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER—QUOTATIONS GIVEN. DISCOUNT,FOR CASH. j REPATRIATION ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. [ GET OUR FURNITURE CATALOGUE. I 'Phonos: 20-080, 21-215, 21-796. I VEITCff &fII,UIAf ! * Welliiz^iroß's Busiest Stones •„• 3_ mmmummmummmu^M i \A/ lU\ , W. V There are Differences between j I "SPECTACLES" ♦ j[ < of the ordinary kind, and the LITTLEJOHN (> H finely-tempered 14 or 15-carat gold Spectacles, H N Eye-Glasses (Rimless or otherwise) fitted ■£ 5 with comfort-giving " Tone," " Kryptok " or « q "Crookes" lenses, as necessary. O N W ■ Let us show you what |_ 1" the differences are «- "|* -Si 'LSL f W. LITTLE JOHN & SON LTD. 'W\ MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS. 222-224-LAMBTONQuAY.Y/ELUNGTON.N.Z. j J|J NEW MILLINERY for Trentham Races! We have fust opened a lovely selection of , English and American Models And intending race-goers should inspect them early. There's Nothing quite so\smart in town. You will also find much to interest you—if you are keen on i style and distinction—in the NEW COSTUMES AND DRESSES We will be pleased to see you. WALSH'S, tate Mathewson's "Where the Smart Hats are." V LAMBTON QtLVT . .• WELLINGTON "^■""™"IMI""I™"—■■"■^""^ | There's nothing to touch these KfasS^k j Ladies' Dainty Vests JzT | Which we have just landed for sheer J&&&L I out-and-out comfort—besides, their long i^M^^SSWVrK I "BELKNIT" SILK AND WOOL VESTS- / /^^P^^^ I With or without sleeves. From 10/6 to 15/6. V \ l^, yjfS SILK AND COTTON VESTS-Hand- \A \* P^' I crocheted tops with straps. From 8/11 to 15/6. \\ I* 1/ I When pauinff, call in and ask to lee them. J M"ITI£It HFPII"*IT LADIES' DEPARTMENT: I OiLiCB. R&iihE* 62 Willi. Street, Wellington. C MEN'S DEPARTMENT: 54-56 Willis Street. ifswA Sporting Offer to Men ! w£/wv\\ T° acivertise our Men's Boot Department—where /i||M Is(H\ y the hi^hest grades and best values obtainable in m\^^Wi/ Wellins-ton are stocked—we are ffl'TOFa REFUNDINC HALF THE PURCHASE MONEY li^^^l^ T0 EVERY FIFTH CUSTOMER BUYING A PAIR SLwiint * jfszifl',-^ ■§ \ ' w r ivi cil O O\f \j lo a Dockets s, io, 15, etc., will be the lucky numbers. $llslisff? We have Men's Boots, in reliable qualities, at 42/6, |™gg| 57/6, 69/6, 72/6 to 84/----\W^'® W! Separate Department for Men, 31 Courtenay Place. m^^^J "YOU SAVE AT CODY'S." TOBY &* TCI I t«l 31"33-35 COURTSIW W4-I S *» V»^» iAU, PLACE, WELLINGTON " »^sii' "Where Quality and Style Cost Less."