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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 11, 13 July 1922, Page 5

I *">i^ta^&ferdLiJ" 1'"" "1 15- or ever £ Jo's vhere enamel is vPIIkm aspinall's BRITISH 1 %' Tfcaft R|"flL| tlle worl<J>s est Enamel Psmt. ' <■■ . B 'B-rTy i'jfljl Aspinall's is hard-dryingi elastic, sam- ■ j It spreads exceptionally well, and is most economical in Me. "'' ; Sold in Black, White, and 60 colours. • > IN HANDY TINS FOR HOUSE USB. . j R. & E TINGEY & CO. LTD, Mamas Street THE ACID TEST! Am»zing Increase of Sales during Period of Depression iiTiniflttiiilii t " ST EELITE RED " ROOF PAINT ' * j.l '' i Sale's for twelve months ended May, jttßs!!isßeMssC jgyp 1922, show an increase of more than llHlfSlsSlHwfi|Btiw*»^iS er cen^' over the preceding M i# "^1 tw<:lve months. This, when the pnr- ' MnErrT' if ii In If lin^Jiß chasing power of the pubic severely "mKhHB Ll'llilllL_»!l!L^^ restricted the demand for all conira°dities, proves conclusively that •4jnliUt^ 'I f'"f|P^B^Sfaff "Steelite Red " has something more - T Use "Steelite Red", for all Ironwork. It preserves the iron, and the good rich colour lasts. By far the Cheapest in the end. SMITH & SMITH LTD. Right Opposite Town Hall Southerly Winds Mean "Nippy" Nights And evenings around the fire. This naturally brings the thought of WARM AND COMFY SLIPPERS—and here are some Specials in Slippers From HANNAH'S Real Footwear SALE Out Sale has only a few more days to run, so get in early. Dio—Women's FELT TAB SLIPPERS—Fur bound, carpet soles; in red or blue; sizes 2 to 8 2/11 Do3—Women's ARCTIC CLOTH COLLARETTE SLIPPERS— Felt and leather soles; sizes 3 to 7 5/11 D 56 and D2s—Women's Super Quality CAMELHAIR COLLARETTE SLIPPERS—FeIt and leather soles; several different . patterns; sizes 3to 7 , ' ' 6/11 and 7/11 D6s—Men's BLACK FELT TAB SLIPPERS—Stout felt and cord soles; sizes 6to 10 ' v 4/11 D 3 B r Men's CAMELHAIR TAB SLIPPERS—Stoat' felt and leather soles; sizes 6to 10 7/11 D33—Men's SEAL GRAIN LEATHER TAB SLIPPERS—Sewn soles; in tan or black; sizes 5 to 10 7/11 Di v4—Child's RED FELT . ANKLE-STRAP, SLIPPERS—Cord soles; Dog and 80-peep patterns , 3 to 6 3/-, 7 to 10 3/11, 11 to 1 4/6 LARGEST AND BEST STOCKS—LOWEST CASH PRICES. j Postage paid'on all orders exceeding '£1 in value. R. HANNAH & CO. LTD. 260 Lambton Quay 103 Cuba Street WELLINGTON ; jj . ——^———■<■ V^&rpCt DCJUHrCS without vision i -' «&" &■* ri&lr rriCC -DOOR Vision is a stumbling block to All sizes colours, and * ur JZTZL'Z^- J?£ duced to half P«cefor this week ju here . for a j^. only. Prices range from 30/- to *15 when nooessary We prasoribß pr ip e rlyCarpet Runners m Tapestry, Brus- lenses to reolify all iaw^ o^r sels, Axmmster, Velvet Pile, all re- optical service is high-grade. Our charges duced. NOW sailing from ■ 3/6 to are reasonable. Consult SsTstock 11 widths and col°ur'' MORRISON & GILBERD, LINOLEUMS. OPTICIANS, We can now supply these in all H». Cußtomfcouse-quay, Wellingtoa. ( widths, colours and patterns. Prices 3/6 to 21/- yard ■ ■■ ■■ A grand assortment:—-cheapest in town. Also Rugs, Mats, and Telegraphic Address: PosUl Addresi: Squares in all sizes. "BALBROS.," P.O. Box 18, , In Hearth Rugs, Door Mats and Wellington. Wellington. '■ Slips, Sofa Rugs, Hall Rugs, etc., T TVTni?T> t>t»/-*o we carry the best assortment. ±SAJLJjIINLriIiJK JJJtCUo., Prices from 2/fi up. : Chesterfield Suites from *ii/ 19- to Tl/f ANUFACTURERS AND IMPORT£3B, in Moquets, Velvets, Saddle • i Bags, Tapestry, Shadow Tissue, ' • IJiRS °* etc., in a variety of makes and col- PLUMBING MATERIAL. "' ouringrs. Chesterfield Couches from £5/5/; — From 12/6 Zup MAK3GRS OF GENUINE WADE'S " Quilts-Eiderdown or Kapoc^ pATBNT SKyLIGHTSi Also Marcella and Honeycomb From 12/6 Cretonnes 1/11 yd. Towels 1/-each Telephones 99 and 5415. '.■ Sheets— From 1/11 yard Casement— . From 1/- yard — • ;.; j Whlte MEntfl«sh Plates-from 3/6 half WARING TAYLOR^TEEIH ' Tumblers-3/6 half dozen WdKngto.. RADFORD & CO. SS CONSUl^^i ■— WEAK EVES ■ wriIUAN J| . WEAK EYES SS MANNERS ST., THE m& CLUB, ALMONDS, Is Ib; New Season'^ V , -«. Packet, Dates, lid packet; Four, PALMKRSTON'S FAMILY, RESIDF.N- S^.W, *&>• }* >^d ChocoTIAL, AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. i ato, s ,> ls ud lb \ Pe"ls Bnbsh Chocolateai STTTTiTwn QTTMWTWdT <JTm? HT? ?, s ' are^uperb. A reduction of Id per XrUATED SOTJNTEST SIDE OF lb to anybody mentioning this advt. Nine Lock-up Motor Garages for the - " MRS. LEMPRIERE, convonienco of patrons hiivo boen orected 90, Willis-street s on the premises. (5 Doors abov Evening Post). , ; Twelve up-to-date Sample Rooms. ■ T EVIN-FOXTON MOTOR MAIL SER* Electric Light throughout. . , -^ VICE.-^-Quickat routs to Foxton., Largo Wine and Spirit Vauita are run fc"',^ I',, 7 a- m '' arrive.L<Mri? 0 8 f-™'-in conjunction mth tlio Hotel. ■ W'l*?' 1 U * T" 6 ?°*^ a %Cn lei™ Forton 3 p.m., leave Levin 7.50 p.m. H B TUCKER Fares—Single, 5s 6d; Return, Bs. Motors, Owner »nd Proprietor £01 22 years. °r PERCY 'wHIIEHfiAD, Propristacj j