If- you are subject to headaches, the preparation Anacin as used by dental and medical men stands in a class by itself. Scientifically compounded, it is safe gnd rarely fails. Keep a tin in the house. Obtainable from W. S. Wallace, Chemist, Willis street, Robert Johnson, Cuba street, etc.—Advt.
The Governing Factor j •■' ■ • •' -" "' ■■ -.•■'- :i I New Seasei's ladies' Underclothing. J^ Qtlcility TctlK f I*o3ll ' New Season's Silks anJ Dress Goo^s. | i LADIES' JAEGER COMBINA- *^ 48in. SUEDENA CLOTH—Splen- 1 D TIONS—A very fine cream all- p^, • TJ f f\ did wearing suede-faced cloth; j M wool woven combinations; V |j <«»*MWs *■* I§* INI £* H *n s'iat^es °^ cardinal, navy, | 1 unshrinkable "24/6^* I Cl£iUftC» vJ W JuUIAIULJ& *J %S%Jf± &*%* M, 'James Smith's Pricfe 4/6--! 1 OPERA WOOL COMBINA- r . . , 43in. STRIPED PANA;MA-| B TIONS — Cream fine woven Which do you consider preferable in buying drapery— CLOTH—The new novelty'cos-■• | | combination, with ribbon shoul- LOWNESS OF PRICE or EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY?- ' ■ tume. cloth; dainty striping:6S^| I LAmES'^ALPINE WoV^N You want both, if you can get them. Of course, you do. . , 1 COMBINATIONS—Cream all- The necessity of paying a high price to secure first quality James .Smith's Price 6/1,1 1 S wool combinations; V necks, goods does not obtain at James Smith's Corner, for here 42in. ENGLISH TWEEp--Neab;-i I short sleeves 14/6 pair f; n j a com bination of PRICES AND QUALITIES self-coloured design"'of., ev«£-jfe • E A^lTJ^°uZ^rTn which cannot fail to appeal -QUALITY OF THE ; ' «g£ t^2^ i navy, saxe, mole, grey, and HIGHEST, PRICES OF THE LOWEST. That IS why - James Smith's Price 4/6 I i white; elastic waist and knee eventually you will decide in favour of the BIG CORNER NAVY ROUGH-AND-READY I Grey fleecy-Lined bloom- ' STORE as your SHOPPING CENTRE. *$ G*T2Zl£giSs& I wS^w^eSS I ■ NEW SEASON'S FLANNELS, FLANNELETTES. e ߣSf gS^SsSS^ 1 waist and knee 3/11 2 7in. DOCTOR FLANNEL— 27in. WHITE FLANNELETTE— dainty colourings of cream;: sky, " 8 COLOURED BLOOMERS — Light grey, natural, Shetland, Special nursery quality 101 d. ' pink, rose, scarlet, cardinal, a Fleecy-lined bloomers; clastic pink, cream, scarlet 2/11 29in. NURSERY FLANNEL- saxe, and electric *"'-£ S3 band and knee; shades —saxe, 3Gin. STRIPE PYJAMA FLAN- ETTE —Perfect washing 1/- « James Smith's Pvice 2/11 | cream, champagne, mole, arae- NELETTE— 30in. WHITE FLANNELETTE— . .., '„.. ..■ : I thyst, nigger, grey 5/11 1/6,1/9,1/11,2/3,2/6 Splendid value 1/3 . . , .: ... ; ': J I HEAVY CREAM RIBBED . 32i n . STRIPE FLANNELETTE 36in. WHITE FLANNELETTE— New Season S CurtailHllgS. % 1 VESTS — Chemise . lengln, . 1/3J, 1/4J, 1/6J 1/4J, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3 yard .„._..„ -■ ! | shaped waist; short sleeves and A b , g rise •„ Cotton - price ; s smm ; t) and those ApppeM whp .Sn, SUJDOUR C^MJgTS 1 CREAM RIBBED VESTS J All ~* ** ""* ™ m ""^ ™r quality'; shades of 3IL. | I wool, chemise length, short and N£W SEASON'S MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Snvk "^ ' -^ ¥ m Innc sleeves o/Oi 7/11 ' cuueui.ybL ■ *..,,,., 1 TAEGER WOVEN VESTS — MEN'S FLEECY SINGLETS PURE WOOL SINGLETS AND James Smith's Price 3/11 1 Pure wool, winter weight; short AND PANTS —Very special UNDERPANTS — Medium 50in. BORDERED CASEMENT | B and long sleeves, V necks; un- value; English manufacture; weight, natural shade; Colonial —Pure cloth, borders in all | 9 shrinkable 17/6,18/6 short and long sleeves manufacture colours James Smith's Price 2/6 1 SILK AND WOOL VESTS— AH One Price S/U AH One Price 10/6 pair 36in. BORDERED CASEMENT 1 I Very special, fine quality; short MEN'S HEAVY RIBBED SING- O. S. sizes 1/- extra ,_-Variety of colours and ,de--1 sleeves V neck- chemise length LETS AND UNDERPANTS— FAMOUS COLONIAL PINK signs James Smith's Prkel/11 | " 12/6 Pure wool, Colonial manufac- UNDERWEAR—SingIets and 50in. ART SERGE—Heavy > H JAEGER WOVEN SPENCERS ture, Shetland shade pants; winter weight weight; shades—red, greeri.'smd ' g —Winter weight, all wool; V 9/6 and 9/11 pair All One Price 12/6 brown - " T5/11 \ 1 necks, short and long sleeves; MEN'S . NATURAL UNDER- MEN'S RIBBED WOOL SOX— 45in. BLACK GROUND MAD- j i. W. and O.S< sizes 12/11,13/6 WEAR—Medium weight under- Great value; splendid weight RAS MUSLIN CURTAINING $ I pants and singlets; Colonial 1/6 pair —Design in white, -with-rose- f I manufacture 14/9 Men's WINCEYBTTE STRIPED coloured flowers; splendid s 1 New SeaSflß S Hosiery Attractions. MEN'S FLANNEL SINGLETS— PYJAMAS—Superior quality, quality 0/11 1 RAnm qTRTPE SILK HOSE—A In a fine range of qualities and in a fine range of colourings; ■ ■■',^j . I ™f fuaHtyfiJhfy prices 8/11,9/9,10/6,11/6 good washing 19/6 j^ y recommended for its wearing 3 quality; shades —nigger, coat- m^ The .New Season's RAINCOATS ' 9 ing, navy, grey, paatelle %#^*.l^^«««(« ' if^^V *^ <§••£& and OVERCOATS ate; Sow 1 8/11 pair V Clfjllr .fiHTS r^ady for your inspection; :The ; I FANCY CASHMERE HOSE— v -m^^^ «^» w«^ range presents a choice of-over j M In novelty ribbed effect; a -\y e h av e just opened up over 200 nobby Velour Coats, plain and 4.00 smart tweed and raincoats B splendid quality at a very lcrw fur-trimmed. All the new novelty effects are represented, includ- ■ at prices ranging from ', '-. | B price; shades of nigger, tan, j ng the new square sleeves, embroidered panels, cape collars, and 45/- to £6/6/- : Eg navy, coating, mole, grey, Persian lamb trimmings. The season's latest colourings are all We have opened up a fine grange j y mouse 6/11 present, including paon and the new tobacco shade. " of new materials in our Men's | Jl See our Big Range of Exception- ■ . . Tailoring Section, and can offer' ! I ally nobby WOOL GAUNTLET &!£\l£2 4-^k. X? C IQ. I a Perfect: fitting SUIT-: TO jj m GLOVES—In all the newest V#C>'/vlr 111 oW^5/*3/" MEASURE,'with hand-worked j a and daintiest colourings ». • ' • ' d ' fronts, at very, low prices"',i I 3/11 to 6/6 V————^——*—# From £4/15/- to £8/8/I A Si'lllwO wllllin JL/llle Low Prices •^ | ' | l| | t ] ||||Miiill||lM|lMlim-|lW——
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 11
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