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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 27, 1 February 1923, Page 9

V.&A.'s Colossal Sale iH| Takes the wind out of all other sales ! Bffll Bargains Unequalled in every |u|| department. Here are a few Y&L 50 Twee! Skirts 10/11 to clear. All new. models, in splendid quality materials; ready sellers at the usual prices from 30/- to 45/-. 7 only SUMMER FROCKS—Newest styles and materials Usually 95/- Our Colossal Sale Price 19/6 LADIES' FLORAL VOILE BLOUSES—A few only; square neck, back fastening Usuallly 10/6 to 13/6 "Sale Prices 7/6 and 7/11 LADIES' WHITE VOILE BLOUSES—Daintily trimmed; slightly soiled ' Usually 5/11 Sale Prtce 2/11 Oddments in CHILDREN'S COTTON COMBS.—Short sleeves; ' sizes i, 2, 6 only Usual prices 4/3 to 6/6 Sale Prices 2/11 to 3/6 5 only INFANTS' CREME CASHMERE COATS—Fine quality Usually isl6 Sale Price 4/11 1 only INFANT'S CREME PELlSSE—Slightly soiled Usuallly 10/6 Sale Price 4/11 „ TODDLERS' WOOLLEN COATS—Low waisted effect; saxe and vieux rose " , Usually 32/6 Sale Price 9/11 4 only CHILDREN'S NAVY WOOLLEN COATS—Slightly high waisted Usuallly 27/6 to 32/6 Sale Price 9/11 MAIDS' READY-TO-WEAR HATS—In crepe-de-chine, 3 shapes, ribbon finishings in navy, nigger, black, brown, lemon, saxe, henna To clear at 14/6 CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR STRAW HATS—Brown, navy, sky, tuscan To clear at 8/11 Special purchase of MAIDS' COSTUMES—Good quality and smart styles Uusally 45/- Colossal Sale Price 19/11 Come and bring 'your friends. VEITCH® ALLAN The Biff Family Draper*, Clothiers, House Furnishers; Cuba Street, Wellington.

i ■ ■ ■ ■ . \ Littlejohhs Jilt ajlj ■"~ -TO H.I. THE .OV t »»O M |»[»«l uality we mean goods of the HIGHEST OBTAINABLE STANDARDS in Jewellery, Silver-Ware, and ■* Electroplate FROM THE BEST BRITISH MANUFACTURERS. Also the .HIGHEST ■'" GRADE ENGLISH AND SWISS "WATCHES. We maintain our reputation by atUingonly '. '* such goods.which w? know will give lasting satisfaction and pleasure. ' -■ W. LITTLEJQHN & SON, LTD. 222-224 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON il. ; Do Not Miss Our Unique Selection of Greenstone.

Last Few Days of Sale The remainder of this season's goods must be cleared at any .. * price to make- room for New Goods, Dresses, Coats, Underskirts, Corsets, Singlets, Hosiery TWO SPECIAL LINES Hand-Knrtted Silk Jumpers, 75/- and 80/-, all one price ... ... 55/. Silk Underskirts, only a few, usual price 45/- ... ... ...now 20/See these for value at MISS WALSH'S SUMMER SALE COURTENAY PLACE

■■ . . ...■ ■ ■ Autumn Reflections Cast in Fashion's Mirror to be seen at Te Aro House An authoritative ensemble of choice styles, dainty" fabrics, and exquisite MHlinery from the foremost, style artists comprise this showing of MODES FOR AUTUMN Revelations of Beauty Fashion Goods, Dress Goods, and Millinery—all in a display of charm and attractiveness. SELECTING YOUR NEW COAT i, is a fascinating occupation, for the new models displayed in the showroom are possessed of a grace and charm that is irresistible. Fur-trimmed, of course, with large collars and loose comfortable sleeves; and the styles are either full-length or the new hip-length. COSTUMES ARE ALREADY BEING SELECTED, ,['• and are equally as smart as the new coats, and are of soft materials, lavishly trimmed with fur and woollen embroideries. AS TO AUTUMN MATERIALS Velours, Astrakhans, and Gabardines in tobac and cinnamon brown are the favourites for the hand of my lady of fashion. CHIC AUTUMN MILLINERY finds a warm welcome awaiting it Even before they don Autumn Costumes, most women enjoy a new hat. It, imparts a sort of smart zest to one's appearance. Autumn's ■ new shapes will run to the shady and Directoire shapes, effectively trimmed with monkey fur, tinsel garnitures, pheasant plumage, and cogue feathers, all of which spell " chic " in no uncertain measure.