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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 4

SMART BEAVER HATS FOR KIDDIES! The most becoming Hat yet devised for little Girls is the famous Beaver, which is unbeatable for appearance and wear Our range of these Hats is one of which we are justly proud, embracing as it does superb qualities; low prices; and fashionable shapes. Large flat Sailors and Poke effects predominate. Call and see these at James Smith's Corner / ■ „■•■■• Shade*—Nigger, Fawn, Navy, Black fS&fiht JAMES SMITH LTD. i|ll^M^|l»_ "FAMOUS FOR LOW PRICES" "•HSBBsF Corner Cuba and Manners Streets V^ J 25% te 50% Reductions on Framed Pictures fAT TINGEVS STOCKTAKING SALE • Our big stock of Choice Framed Pictures must be cleared to make room for new stocks —many are „ priced at less than cost. See our windows and inspect the stock in our Showroom. SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS ON PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS, DISTEMPERS, &c. TINGEY'S Ltd., 30 banner. St., Wellington ■ * NOT A GERMAN POWDER . \ fMUSTDIE! MUSTDTF j^^^HFlßfi PS POWDER must not bemistaken for Ws&gsEMM^'W^WWT rim insecticide or common insect powders,We&*M£Bsßk&P 'wKi»o&m.f£l spnieof which are sold under fancy names. I^^^W -I^lX^^ fQr " MUSTDIE " contains an ingredient i" 1 fj\t, IJPWg^T -ir l particularly fatal to that common house !!* ' ■^P'I'BHMSBMi pest aptiy termed "The Typhoid Fly." "MUSTDIE" it sold averywHere by Chemiiti, Gr«cers, Stor«X«epert, •» f»rw»ri||/3 i» il^p. t« B.x 1520, G.P.0., Sjrfney.

Suits that stand the Test of Economy "Yvela" Made-to-Measure Suits Step out with the New xII^eL r Will' Season, breathe the cool- .^ffiPPfW-l If II ft er air of Autumn, and jfiil&/Jm&§« mi I enjoy it most by dressing J\_^ \ im.mlpfiM Wk ' best assured by selecting P^*\, vKJ^^^ Pm Step in early r be Measured // m^^^n^\ Our Suits offer you the I ||Sgf SEII \ maximum of Value, and- | Wan HlPl \ * you have every assur- I |la| I||| If '[ ance that you are getting -I IS jMst II fl An extensive range of Materials to choose from so that every Man can be suited to perfection Prices from £5/15/The Store 149-151 Manners Street, Wellington.

The low price* we are.quoting for n«w Autumn goods are the V (WW M/mmlM talk of Wellington—thrifty shoppers have learned to look I VllJfl W/Wiiifik. for our announcements and they are never disappointed. | $|&i\ WMfflmim New Tweed and Velour Coats, Costumes and Dress \mC*^^S Wifl Goods at Prices that Compel Attention! Don't rely on our statement —come and see the goods and w^^a^jM/M wir ' showroom . . /A^wHrw// LADIES' ALL-WOOL TWEED CQATS—Jndistinct stripes and checks, and beautiful / I marled effect Special Prices 21/-, 25/-, 27/6 / *W&&ffiMlfiMiffliiW A New Seelction LADIES' VELOUR COATS—In all leading shades, plain or fur- fl JiWfimWiffirMMwf trimmed Plain style—s9/6 to £5 S l^mi^^SimMM I '" With fur collars and trimmings—9o/-to II guineas tf faM li_iwi_w__ ll See the latest in KNITTED WOOL COSTUMES, COAT FROCKS, CARDIGANS, snd I WS^WmSjBL, JUMPERS, in wide selection of styles and colours. , ft WmsMMwf/M S i DRESS GOODS SECTION 1 j^P^^B B6in. ALL-WOOL GABARDINE —Nigger, fawns, greys, saxes, mole, bottle, wine, navy | m SS?S^fflll I Ordinary retail value 21/- Special Price 17/6 i| • ' A Wonderful Range of 54-56 in. VELOUR CLOTH—In costume and coating qualities, in ! iS^§^^O)W I sride array of shades .. .Fr»m 9/11 to 13/6 .. S MSv^f lIS hy Wonderful Values in Men's and Boys' Wear " I Vp^l// To be able to buy the Winter equipment at Wholesale Prices will . S|| \ if// make a strong appeal to all men and the mothers of boys. #|1' Ll'/ a Here are some Specials well Worth Inspection £m% <£gj£ vfr $ ——fiß-"*—_3P* Jffiffir Men's, Youths', and Boys' Donegal Tweed Over- * _K^/^^jlf yj?*~~fjx^ f-'y&t'/'*^§g_ <,?sy^ coats—Smart colouring's. Men's are in Prince £^&£^ Mj&ktos. s\f y__iat__r JtJ/ shape, belt at back Ordinary price £3/15/- • . . T_SvT\K\ if . Now S2/6 Boys' Heavy Tweed Shorts— <f^^l__\/<*v_fc Boys' and Youths' are double-breasted, with ' Sizes 3to 16— Usually 8/11 Now 5/6 S&ZXS&r _^_vlßv__ * all-round belt. A very dressy garment. Sizes " Sizes 7 and 8— Usually 9/6 Now 5/11 y*iP^M 2/ ' B \i»/ Ito 16 Ordinary prices S7/G to 63/- Sizes 9to 12— Usually 10/11 Now 6/6 ■A A"\2^jM\ JGs&tffflßL _s_ Now 23/6 to 41/6 Sizes 13 and 14— Usually 11/6 . Now 6/9 ■•Oft'-iS m>Jfr£ B°y*' Sports Suits—Smart greys Sizes 15 and 10— Usually 12/6 Now 6/.U fkrjk, Jm\ 111 1111 WfflFMvk Sizes 3to 7— "Usually 40/- Now 27/6 Men's Heavy Tweed Overcoats—l6o to. quit. fj iff %MWI I IlimmP^L Sizes 8 and 9— Usually 44/- Now 30/- Colours—greys, browns, nnd heathers. HighIft: nX W 11 ' 1118 VWBm WP Sizes 12 to 15— Usually 49/6 Now 34/6 grade goods -*W Si I ' Wmßm /f Boys' Sports Suits—Pure wool, fancy shades .Usually £5/19/6, £4/19/6, £4/17/6, £4/12/6 T H /IrV^iMmmA'' Shes 6to 12~~ Usually SO/- Now 24/6 Now 99/6, 87/6, 80/-, 69/6 F^M hlSr^imUl I W * Shopping Hours: Open daily 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. T&rlnff f lilfM 1 M -" Order by Mail if you cannot call. Mail Orders promptly executed. George & Doughty Ltd. C^^ffiTJ WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN (E«ubliihed 1891) ITW "'f H&3 £? % P"> \/IPTr\DI A CTTOPirT 1 * MinMto frpm " Eveninf Pcit" fl IJW pl^Ua Vl\^lvl*VlA. »3 4 JiVMlli 1 Cloic to Public Library