Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 48, 25 February 1921, Page 9

Whilst fashion goods .are always more ,expens|ve'at the beginning 1 of a season, Hayward Ltd., 226», Liambton-quay, are in a, position to announce that their new importations; of Autumn and Winter Apparel have been landed at more moderate prices than were expected. Women irho dress with distinction will welcome •this nowß.—Advt. Spackman and Thompson hay« just landed a shipment of beautiful fabrics,, suit-able for autumn costumes, s-p ladies axe advised to place their orders early wjth these modern'tailors, 240, Lambtou* quay.—Advt. Send a flower message. There's many a, word of happiness and heartfelt great-, ing, as well' as deepest sympathy, expressed with flowers sent from Mijis. Murray, Vice-Rega,)l Florist, 36, Willis-, street.—Advt. Don't suffer imnccessa-rjly —Sydal will cure that Sunburn or Windburn if you rub it into the skin before and after washing. Try it.-r-Advt. . ' America's merchant fleet totalled 12,^ 406,000 ton's in 1930; before the war it wan 12,037,000 tons. The United Kingdom has j sbo.ut in»4o good tho.vaynge? q£ wi her ! i|iorchant fjeot, inctudinsr tho Dominions, is I now 20,143,000 tons. "The World-lifting Association"- in> eludes the "teasuo of Nations." Sco illustration on the Golden Rule Soap I car-tons. Price, Is 6d, from all,grocers. j For further particulars ajiply *° t-Uei Wnrld-liftipg Association, 2Q Victoriastreet, Auckland.—Advt. | Ladies -who like exclusive and fashion' able ladies' wear should take the bppor-. tunity of visiting M'Kay's Specialty House during their fiid-(if-sca?on gale, commencing Wednesday, 23rd February. Everything is being sacrificed.-*— Adyt. ' Barbpr's dry-cleaving. Suit^, costumes, furs, chair, covers, etc., cleaned by our ! now proro;s, qulvkly and cheaply. 125, ' Cuba-stret. Tel, 226,—Advt,