f " ■■ ■ ■■■■■■I.l"—■■■■■ i, \ Special Clothing Bargains p^ w- FAPF for Men and Women at V> xCj| v PHIL SCHNEIDEMAN'S <^Vf MASSAGK GREAT BARGAIN SALE EJ(}*M is one of the oldest You can purchase any of the Clothing Bargains BllKkii^ib 1 f°rms of Beauty Culture mentioned in this advertisement, with the sure ®*^ "^^^"'^ confidence that it is a real bargain at 25 per , „, . . ... . . . , , . . , cent, to 50 per cent, below ordinary prices, but In allhighly civilised eras this has been the method. do not delay, benefit by the ridiculously low used to preserve and rejuvenate the complexion. prices we have been able to buy at. . , THEY CANNOT BE REPEATED Wit^ a jar of Pomeroy Skin Food For Men For Women ' EVERY WOMAN 50 HAND-MADE SUITS 50 COSTUMES—In all-wool tweed can nrac ti<;e this anrirnf art rirfnre shr o-nr« m -In dark grey and in blue, grey, "black, and bnwn, with . can practise tms ancient art Derore, sne goes to brown -^ worsteds and silk braid, neat designs bed. By doing this the pores of the skin are freed ftcKiffi To be sold at a Give-away Price, 59 /6 from fa £ absorbed from the ' 79/6- Women who recognise a real bargain . . You pay no. middle- wi!l soon avail. themselves of this atmosphere during the day: the circulation is man\ nrofit when fittinsr indeed extraordinary offer. Our ad- •'•'*. j i 11 /- 1 ] 1 youreel? with a Phfi vice is to come early and have your invigorated; the glands are fed • and the nerve - Schneideman READY- ' PJck of the beautiful styles for endin?S are SOOthed TO-WEAR SUIT choice, among- which are many fash- cnuiugs <ie auumcu. ' ',' , .„ ionable braided effects. Before the ■ * , compare» and you will selection of sizes becomes limited, _. '-. * • —^ ■• find they are cheaper Tj C 1 * Tj J than ordinary box suits. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY XOITICrOV OlClll V 000 SEE OUR WINDOW! ' OF BARGAINS. ; J _ C/^O^TlTf f\lT <ktf A XT At all Chemists & Stores PHIL bCHNUDLMAN ■ mtUm , mriiVlft StrPPt 2 Doom from Hotel H. J. Marrinet, Mrs. Pomeror, Ltd. Jireet Gr»nd Central J , 212 Madras St., Christchurch. of Bond Street, London , ' Goldberg 1 j) N»w Zealud Offices «mtJ^^^^fi^^ pt M 1 _ J i f ll 1 CS FORT STREET . . AUCKLAND ««W»IW f^e&t 3MO <2OQS I<lTth&St . ' . v' • ' A Great Throwing Out at James Smith's Corner Sale There's no use beating about t|ie bush. We are determined t© get rid of as ,£?''. ft large a proportion of our stocks as possible before the end of tke month, ; and are adopting the only course to achieve our end—Sensational Price 'SfSfl:S^-*M|^i ilil Don't imftfine that prices ire feing to continue at a low ebb—they're not. In ' pif!|iliff ImSm 11^« fact it will pay you handsomely to lay in a good supply of clothing and general drapery requirements while the opportunity is afforded you to buy at JAMES. SMITH'S CORNER SALE THROW-OUT PRICES. n A Tl Down Quilts Throw-outs. Showroom Throw-outs. Dress Goods. Millinery Trimmings. 20 PU 0 r n e ly Sioo^-^^ Ladies' Grey Flannel Costumes . 475 yds. Proofed Gabardine —In -A Large Assortment of Cherries -luilts are a very reliable make —Semi-fitting- coat, or in ■ brown, light and mid. fawns; and Fruit—ln smart, bright and well filled with best down, sporting- shapes, with belt and 54 to 60 in. wide: this cloth is shades • covered m choice patterns of . pockets Usually £6/17/6 thoroughly proofed to with- Special Price 2/6 to 6/11 each cambrics and sateens.; these Throw-out Price 75/- stand the showers, and would Trails of Small Flowers—ln all quUts a^ c tar b<jlow re Plac. e; " Two Only Ladies' Rou~h Navy make coats for the little ones 1 the newest shades ment val"es ' ,and we sh.°?]d T7er£\^\s "iy S at Prices wh^h appear ridicu - Spec,., Price «/. to 9/11 each -ornmend^ rearing novelty pockets and belt,, with lous Usual prices g/ii to 12/11 j; sanno i ntrnen t - s t jL sp ripat-rnll mllnr H<;nallvS,i/ Throw-out Sa e'Price 4/11 I 1» tif I avoia disappointment, as tnese neat roll cdla o r w _ ou Us p Uallyß4/ 6 yd eh Q / J^ U n( | erW ear. c^arancl 1' UsuX.o/e 5f fSf ' ti m wide- trood cloth and " clearance übuany 79/0 to 112/- (j , 3 Only Ladies' Sports Costumes sm 5 a 4 rt pattern ;%our coat re- Exceptional Value in Ladies' Throw-out Price 49/6 each .--In fine woven worsteds,-neat lined will give it a new lease White Kadapolam Nightdresses o-n\y Full-size Double Bed ■ ■ check or heather shades; go f of life Usual price 7 /n -Pretty styles, trimmed lace, KapokQu.lts-These are extra 1 P°cl^ tb; belt finished . self Throw-out Sale Price 3/11 yard Vor square neck; great value well filled with best kapok and- "] buckle Usua! P"^ /0/IS/-1 So yds. Chech Dress Material—ln Usual price 14/6 covered m fine quality camI'• ^ - Tnrow-out Price 75/- b i ack and white and Wown Throw-out Price 6/11 bncs and sateens; in choice 1 . and white; good strong cloth; Ladies' All-wool Clerical Grey designs and colours a 46 in. wide; useful for ladies' Bloomers — Elastic bands at Usually 49/6 and 55/- each I FanfV TtifAW-mitc skirts and children's wear knee; fine quality; colonial 0 Throw-out Price 25/-each \ ranty IlllOW-UUlb. usual price 9/11 yard ■ ma k e ' ' 18 only Single Bed Size Pure I mnovHs Dainty Orsandie EdE- Throw-out Sale Price 5/11 yard Throw-out, W. 11/3, O.S. 11/9 Down Quilts—Covered in best I 7>?ngs-in so Afferent exclusive 'SSvds. School Tweeds-Very Ladies' Navy Fleeco ■ lined cambnes and safeens; selected 1 desSras^lin to oTn wfde strong and durable; in good Bloomers-Elastic bands at designs and colours; well yenI- Regular'ririce lodl to I/Tvard -■ mid- shades of blue, sage, and knee; nice quality Usuallv6/11, tilated^ these quilts offer a I Regular pnee lod. to 2/3 yard gre y, with faint colourings; Throw-out Price *11 splendid opportumty to re- ■ Throw-out Price 6d. yd. 5/6 doz.j juts t the cloth to save you -. plemsh your spare bedrooms B 5,000 yds. Star Pattern Hand- mending Usual price q/:i M > Tl • Usually 69/6 and 79/6 each made Lace and Insertion—ln Throw-out Sale Price 5/11 M6DS llirOW-OIltS Throw-out Price 39/6 each two widths Usually 1/6, 1/9 yd- - -.■'''.. Throw-out Price lO^d. yard _, - •llf I Jo° Pairs Men's Hard-wear ' r '' ' Traced Camisoles — New and LXITa ODBCISI Y31116. T*ousers — Absolutely urttear- LaiTjetS. pretty designs; made from able and of great durability; ~ finest camisolene Usually 4/11 Ladies' White Coutil Sports Cor- sizes 3to 7 Usually ig/u 1 only Seamless Axminster Car-Throw-out Price 3/3 each sets—With elastic top; suit Throw-out Price 12/9 pet— 12 ft. x g ft; Orient deTrar.ri white Niehtrir««Pß— sllffht fi^ures ' sizes 2i to 25 100 Boys' Sports Suits—All-wool sign, in soft shade's of pink on M?l W «„-=tßranl^?l!fi7 Usual prices lo'6 and 16/6 colonial tweed; in greys and fawn ground Made from finest camisolene, Throw-out Prices T/11, 9/11 browns; the colours are right Usual price /17/17/- ---, newest designs Usually 10/1, Another s ial Une L^ a { es , and the price is right; sifes Throw-out Price 115 - Throw-out Price 12/6 each white Coutil Corsets - Low from 2to 16 , 2 only Velvet Pile Carpets-ioft. Plain Black Aprons — Best top and medium skirt; good Regular prices 35/- tbVos/- 6in. x 9ft.; latest foliage dequality Italian cloth,; full size quality Usual price 18/6 Throw-out Price 25/-size 2 sign on black ground Throw-out Price' 5/11 each Throw-out Price 11/6 Rise 1/-. Usual price .£l6/16/----6,000 yds. Hand-made Chinese ' Throw-out Price £10/19/6 Lace and Insertion Two T 1 i_ r\ t t> 1 11 8 only Axminster Hearthrugs— widths Usually 1/0 and 1/6 Twelve-hours D»y To-morrow-Twelve Hours New designs, serviceable col-Throw-out Price 10£ d. yard of Opportunity to Save Money at ours Usual price 42/6 7,000 yds. Organdie Edgings and __ m _ _ 2 so.vds. SpeTiTl°Qu° h^seagrasl nssrtlons-2 to 6 inches wide, ;f r^ y^-fj^C* s*l'%-& "■ I" ITI "c Runnsr-In blue, green and "uisafs.oss^ 8,/,^- James amiins b^n; 27 Throw-out Price 6d. yd., 5/6 doz. g*H * ' Throw-out Price 3/1 lyard Dainty Hailstone and Plain Mus- M _g-u_-mj%-mmii j-^-u/9 WZ. •"* 8 Hard-wearing Quality British lin Afternoon Aprons—Sweetly ■ ■«■ ■* ■ fr"* IT V^wrfjS m $T^ made Printed Linoleum—ln 50 trimmed, various shapes and JEL A A^/li <Li»lt»■»^^ different designs and colours; styles ■ ' _■ . _ __. „. 2 yards wide Throw-out prices 3/11 and «/6 Corner Cuba and Manners Streets, Wellington saw Price 12/6 running yard
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 48, 25 August 1921, Page 12
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