Economy in k—,— , ■ , ' , Furnishing. • FFRNITT7EE, CARPETS, X^ll\/iliWl 1 BEDDING, CROCKERY, ■...._ , i^^ IRONMONGERY, ETC., " Kn« © ' will save money by calling at m' MB H HALL RUGS, DOOR MATS, ' M.J J HEARTH RUGS, ETC., .; ' 'W:, : and our prices are reduced right « w*^. mm' -__~:-••■'•: "'• •-• uptodate AA. f-l^O^ r\ II f** Many lines below cost in . M** *m. L LI 1^ J^a&aV^a GLASSWARE, mm~- mmm^^M ENAMEL WARE, • ' ' * 'ALUMINIUM AND TIN HP XV 7 11 »JSS-» 1 o-morrow — Wednesday LINEN HAMMOCKS— I 2/6 IRON TANKS—£3/10/- 13 C] The tremendously popular reception of the Special Bargain KAPOC—2Oib. for 20/- fcTfevs ig Day organised by the D.I.C. last week was encouraging Inspection invited. IpTjOr^ enough to repeat the effort to-morrow. This, in addition to , SW% Wa& wonderfully successful Fur Sale now in progress. The n I nrnnn O via IS I 111 response of the great buying public to these D.LC Price KAilrUKl) & Lll Efi IB H Adjustment efforts has been magnificent, and engenders an \* \ PW II Pi inspiriting impetus and enthusiastic anticipation of the next «,,. . . CVnT»*= r* ,v fSuffl Wmf^ event—another Bargain Day, to-morrow, Wednesday. Rally WUirrV round the DIC > the House that is makin 2 wonderful value 43.45 MANNERS STREET offerings, which are in your favour in every way. !Jgyg|§eH^ Study D.I.C. Bargain Windows Daily T SHIELDS, Civil and Military ■«■»—■—■■■———■■■—»■»■«■■■■•«—^■^^■■^■■^mmmmmim • Tailor, 21, Willis-st. Just to hand, / SSftXSr 1 oSfe WtfrS Thß D<llC" Showroom Dame Fortun:,r h altß upon you ladles' and Children's 6d yard. An opportunity for ladies to ™c El Dorado of Bargalndom. wu" . i Outfitting secure a M^-grade costume »t » low 18 Voile Frocks-In white and * MUHnery Bargains. Bargains by the Score. 2255:—— —. «. colours Usually 65/- to £5/10/- Beßt Quality Black Velour—Black r| ,„K .. w .._ . <.„.,*» BALLING ER BROS. . S^T'^S.'S: "S^TC ■9 Jm. A fawn and grey, collars and cuffs Bargain Price 4 gns. medium bust and lonir skirt • «7P* ill Mo* ..*.-* jas/iaa- o m .«.ser*is srs^rS?ll llf »""- *"" "*"""• S=iSSr"?Lsy.s - 7g■}• 1 • m W Ordinal price. 6%/. to £5/15/6 ..... Bargain Price 3 gns. Woven Con , blnattons J ln • W . Bargain Price 42/. All other Veloursj.ubstant.aHy English makes UsuaUy 45/-, 47/6 8.8. BRAND. See Bargain TahUs Bargain Price 27/0 __ Am7WArwnTI -— a t . Dress Fabrics and Silks. See ■"«"■ lrtI«M S S^L Syphon^etc 0! The Most for the Least! Hundreds of Top-notch The Fancy Drapery Section •ta, and Lead and Compo Pipe. ' 1 Piece only Navy- Gabardine—s4 HOSierY and Clove Bargains Home Of a Thousand Bargains. Traps made to any weight,.length, or .. inches wide Usual price 18/6 t,,,^ ™... M . ,**_ Fitwell Veils —In shades of srev &sm&fi£&£* m * C^!ffti£*ii*T A^'nSSSi^i£Z cha.npagne, ivory and ,axe gieJ ' ■^ Strip, Lead Wire. Lsa< ihead 't^^il^^l^, «* 7^ ! »*li^« £ Telephone Nuinbero — Warehouse 99. and navy Usual price 15/6 D , ■«• ,■ and fn , " i":.._;''i 6J in&hes wide Fine Corded Ribbon Office 1415. P.O. Box 18. ' Bargain Day Price 10/6 yard jtT^ a"d ?L' a Hv^/11 4/fi ~Very rich <3ualitys in shad« «« WARING TAYLOR-STREET, • 3 Ends Costume Oabardine-48 us. nose~" Ra^"fn W, p ',7{; gold, saxe, old rose, vieux rose, Wellinirton inches wide; in light and dark M ,.nu,..'..jr.kH . « ' beaver, cerise, salmon, lemon, : - wouumton. ■ mo l e shades only Usually 15/6 • mf^¥ h ZTQS^ * L'SIe"OS!T;S^ ; cinnamon and fawir " ~- ■ TWO-SIGHT GLASSES. B«^ D.f Fto I/I? jwi T TbS'c S Usually 9/6 and 10/6 y ar d , 4 i Ends Costume Gabardine—SO ™1 In 7 j«'vj Bargain Bay Price S/ll yard _„,,.. . . inches wide; in two shades of ft m » f'"»' «,„ -6-inch Glace Ribbon-Colours pink TTMrtTii ar-ss sr od-sys:A3 «SS>SSS another: " Lista " Washing Silks. - 30-31 „:,„,.„;*.?., r ," &%K,*j T,- Huge\ Assortment of Cotton Tor. ■ inches wide; in plain colours and Milanese Silk Gloves-With double cllon Laces and i nscer ti on _ Gre at The blending of the two gUsseu » »bso- smart stripes '.< ! fingertips; in beaver, champagne, variety of designs and widths •in lutely invisible. Inspect I UsLl prices 9/11 and 11/6 and black bW 7& both fine and medium qua! ty' Bargaii Day Price 7/11 yard Bargain Price 6/6 Usually 6d to 1/-yard- •_._..._.. Bargain Day Price 6 yards for 1/3 MORRISON & GILBEED, D.lljl Ma»ch«t,, Basins. ™ N»w th», w « OU S TOMHO O BK. OT AY, '"^B^SlS.'" "' ! «. «,. STS-^ J '"SiSS '»"" WeUington. 60 Pieces of Unbleached Herring- 50 inches wide r „ lolnln*- BOYS, too! . __- bone Sheeting - First quality, "Cal prices 5/3 and 15/9 yard B<f 1 S?' , By Special Appointment to His Excellency sopn wwhes white jin three Bargain Half=price 2/8, 2/11 yard Bak^nJp r icl\W: the Govemor-OeneraL ■ ■ widths 54-inch—Usually 4/9 yard Scolloped Edge Ecru Madras Mus. «„„,. r% , **l S „.**■ t\ IJJ' 118, Cuba-street, next to M'KeuM'a. slightly soiled, about 2 yards Usual prices 5/11, 6/11 yard nZiTn'n J-l ' Sh.pp.nc Supplied. square; thoroughly good satin Bargain Half-price 3/=, 3/6 yard «. JJM', W" flamask : Usually 21/- each Guaranteed Fadeless Cream Colour. Trted ml, n? t Smts-Well as" I , » , Bargain Price 12/6 each ed Casement Cloth -50 inches X«l «'i . "w* 40 White Marcella Qnilts-For wide Usual price 6/9 yard iZ^l %^ S',r ALWAYS ABUNDANT WATER. single beds; the well-known Bargain Half-price 3/5 yard - kow jj/., J7/6, 39/0 j D.I.C. quality; good size and Mercerised Silk Furnishing Poplin pattern Usual price 37/6 —In saxe blue; 50 inches wide '■ Men's Mercery AU-lIMES-Ob'*ini">"-'*"i"S £» d :£lH?^'" S DeHgMfu! Chin, . SSEWi^SK--BURT'S HYDRAULIC RAM! About.2o pieces of Ceylon Shirtings At Daliglltful Bargain Prices. ,\ U..su^ l.P nce,s ft 7/6. 9/6 —In small checks and stripes, English Tea Sets-21 pieces, assorted „,„,„„ iiimi Vn"w i"p.^? ji ii i i •*. 11 * a i j j- tt 7i dozen Men s Ali=VVoel Black thoroughly shrunk; suitable for floral decorations Usually 63/- r . rt _.,. o «„,»,. *ti »i """'IV Pumps water unceasingly from a spring or shirts blouses, 'or pyjamas: 30 Bargain Day, Half-price, 31/6 ,'TkttvVt ?f ■ ' 3K&-:*« -t^.ss« "sskt^^ B-'^l^i^ We Gupply also "SIMPLEX" LIFT Mflfiorrischpi'ir Bat'jrain'? Bargain Day, Half-price, £3/13/6 100 , Genuine^Shfrl'ev'^^rpl^ and FOEtS pumps. Hansrcsasnery Bargains. En , Hsh c tal Specimens _ Low 10"-*°«"'^! nnwc s.Pres^ i Small Requisites at Big s hape Usual price 6/6 each Biaces- Usual pnee 7 6 Great capacity. Easily worked. Al- Reductions. ■ Bargain Day, Half-price, 3/3 each on j n a vm'. aii b eitn « ' *a.ys draw the water. . Good Quality English Mohair Boot. English Teapots—Dark green, with «„„, i, n • Hats— Ijt c * i i ' i j tt i " iri Ofliul v SJIUpGS .OH SIZES aces—4s inches long ■ gold Usna) price 15/- r rT ' , . oc ' Usual price 1/11 doc. Bargain Day, Half-price, 7/6 BarCata'pHr'*' ?? f A T < "RTTP'r T TTI Bargain Day Price 1/0 doz. English Teapots—Small size, green twryuii nice. I^/0 ... A. <X X.' J3UJiX, XjXJJ., Linen Thread—Black, drab, whitey- and gold Usual price- 13/6 . .... . ....'. ' " COUREISAY-PLACE, | brown: 150 yards ■■ Bargain Day, Half-price, 0/9 FlOOr Coverings Wellington. Bargain Day Price 3d reel English Flower Pots—Blue or green ' Dow t F| , . . Bar£ . aln Linen Button Sets—Two-hole and shadings- small size uown 10 Floor Level at Bargain f plain Usual price 9d set . Usual price 3/9 rnw-s. Bargain Day Price Cd set Bargain Day, Half-price, 1/9 "Cherokee" Fibre Jlats— * Black Holdfast Hairpins—Oz. pac- . . 12ft. x 9ft.—. ■:. "MORE THAN PLEASED WITH kels— Bargain Price 3d packet FootWfiai- Bargains Usually £11/7/6, £10/5/DBINKO TMfATMBNT.". Splendid^ng^of. Costnme and v^^J^ «P fulcK.y. 9f , x 9f ,_ "™ £W" £^ «--- n ,,, r , ,~ , it it tx • i Bargain Day Price Gd dot. Ladies' Patent Leather Court Shoe» Usually £9/10/-, £8/12/6. "T GAVE my husband all the Dnnko _, , u^'S al» "aJ ,.l" vc vu ; _Ar pr ii,, m <no< r>,han Viopl= ■ - w«w ff.nni cKitiii J h ..pr&^.l^^si tsra : Black (l"pu?J'SSVn to is/6 ■ Jledlu^?f>s^ 6 9ft-x 7^ 6ir C;>£® "or six weeks. I am mmc than pleased, i Bargain Day Prices II- to 10/6 Bargain Day Prices 3s/. Bargain Day Price £5/5/= for my husband was a very heavy drinker. ■ Ladles' Glace Kid Derby Frorit 9ft. x 6ft.— . Usually £6/12/6 I shall"recommend Driuko to anyone I UnueahnM Mavrluraro ■ Shoes—Round toes, pump soles Bargain Day Price £4/5/Unow." So writes "A.L." from Auckland. ; HOUSeilOia Harqware. ; Usnal price 5?/6 Driuko cure is undoubtedly a permanent Rattling Cood Bargains. Bargain Day Price 29/6 The FadCV CoOrfc Section cure. Cases have been shown whero men Superior Anglo White Enamelled Ladies' Champagne Suede Court >,_ * w"tw wcu"v" hvinff and working m bad environment, : pie Dlshes l Were 2 i lQ 3/6) 4/6 Shoes-Covered heels Offers Rare Bargains. dJ^Crtr^^nTit.SrDriatociS; ' Now 2/3, 2/9, 3/^) Usual price 63/- A Splendid Selection of Plain and bo given secrftly! Write for tree BcSk i Superior Anglo White Enamelled Bargain Day Price 32/6 Floral Silk Bags- . • .:" let to Lady Manager, Drinko Proprie- Chambers— Usually .4/3, 6/6 Men'g Tan Willow Cnlf Brogu* To be Cleared at Hall-price - tary, 212E, Lambton-quay, Wellington. Reduced to 3/9, 5/6 Shoes—Round toes, welted soles Mackenzie's' Cloth Cleaner— . ——. Superior Anglo White Enamelled Usual price 65/- Usual price 2/6 Kettles— Usually 7/9, 11/6 Bargain Day Price 38/6 Bargain Day Price 9d WELLINGTON SOUTH FIREWOOD Reduced to 6/9, 9/6 Men's Glace Kid Derby Front Boots Ciiticura Soap— Usually 1/9 cake DEPOT, Superior Anglo White Enamelled —Round toes, welted soles . Bargain Day Price 1/3 cake 36, Adeloide-ro»d. Colanders— Usually 5/9, 7/9 Usual price 58/6 Yardley's Freesia and Bouquet Ifalc TVATA, 4s 6d per bag, £6 cord; Miitai, . Reduced to 5/., 6/9 Bargain Day Price 37/6 Powder— Usual price 1/9 tin IX 4s per bag £5 12s 6d cord; Rimu, Bissell's Carpet Sweepers— Men's Box Calf Derby Front Boots Bargain Day Price 1/1 tin I * H*w!% L CA ' • 3s3dper Usually 45/- Now 35 6 -Stout welted soles; sizes 8. 9, Vinolia Soap-Fof delicate skin ' All Wnnrl ,.f Tuit'nurchaeer and doliv Ewbank's Carpet Sweepers— : 10 only Usual price 65/- U,sual price 1/9 cake ore" lly part city P Tel. 22-764 Usually 52/6 Now 42/6 Bargain Day Price 32/6 Bargain Day Price 1/3 cake FOLEY AND FAWCETT, ' f YOUR LAWN NEEDS ATTENTION. —^ — g~ m. # «y . /^ WV ' • AFTER so much dry wcithpr, it, is 11 I I EKOV/flfl!W i laVTA Al/*A M W*\«%T I lilfO I bound to be patchy. Thi» is the US 11. E»/ilVi'lßf! I 151 V^fc TUTP IIITPSIF RI/IVS ' right time to top chess and repow, also 1/«1«VO l/tll £.I4UI i/d f U dl \* \ll Vlll fi/Cl IO • to put down now greens. Consult us and I *J' J , w«-»— .. _ >, . got the necessary information Tho finest Grasses obtainable from ■ F. COOPER, LTD., '■l™M^''^*M? lM>"**M*^*MWWMMM»M^iii»**^ MWMl*M» Mercer-street 1 ■■■•"■■■■■■■■■■^^^^^^^^^^^■■^■■^^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^^■■■^■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■•i"
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 92, 19 April 1921, Page 11
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