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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 33, 8 August 1923, Page 11

Don't WORRY n \TW\ A f ,1 ;_ i About Your Hands O IU AL 106111 ! Housekeepers will find this cold weather very hard on their hands, and unless they give them every care the result will he distressful. . ' S7i^ (, WILTON'S HAND EMOLLIENT) will save you this " additional worry. Just keep a jar handy and use it regularly. Bub a little Sydal into the hands before you sweep, dust, or rub up the floors, as well as before cleaning fireplaces and the stove—it wxll save time and. the necessity of using, strong measures to remove the dust; at the same time, the skin il being nourished and kept healthy. «*? °F^ ER ?£ A 1924 CAi^NDAB is still open to all.who send us the white seal from the inside of the carton. Send your name and address with the seal, and you will r-eeivo tiio Calendar, post free, at the end of ■ the year: Applications-will be numbered and attended to in rotation. " '. " ' Sole Mannfaclurers: SYDAL PROPRIETARY, 75 Kent Terrace, Wellington There's nothing like Mole- fSk skin for Hard Wear BaSfe2^ Many kinds of trousers are worn by hard- mB WE WMpW&Gi workers: but the man who has "tried BJ KM ■fB/i I ' them all" knows that none are near.y as WSH R8 f 9 ) serviceable as moleskins. " WS WS VTp'ly Workers! This is a Splendid Offer 17/11 if jR I j|T^\ They'll outwear two or more of. other H§ p8 IU i Wtf Don't miss seeing them; there's no doubt wB «Urn { SSi \\ M about the value being good. ~O HOPE BROS. fl ml 83-85 CUBA STREET, Wellington I I tt \\ H ' "Kash" Overcoats A nice range of Sample Coats including ■ Navy Naps-Navy Garbs-Blanket ClothsDonegals bought at a Discount of— 20% We pass it on to you. SAVE MONEY AND DEAL AT TTI-IC "\T A GU" (Next Erenin, Pq s i) 1 riH, IV/\orl Willis Street ; ■ m 1 . . -. OUR GREAT ~ - * i SALE VALUES FOR . MEN! !! I 1 WE ARE HEAVILY OVERSTOCKED IN THESE GRAND SEASONABLE <' I LINES, AND MAKE OUR UNPRECEDENTED PRICE OFFERS FOR THE I SOLE PURPOSE OF REDUCING AN ABNORMALLY HEAVY HOLDING. ' ' OVERCOATS... Were 90s to £5 NOW 35s to 45a : ' I ' RAINCOATS .. Were 65s and 85s; NOW 17s 6d and 25s '( ' i MEN'S SUITS :.....:................;.. 593 6dand'7ss' " >.\ 1 . SHIRTS-WereßslldandlOsed; ■ . . (' 'i» _ ' ■ T" NOW 3s lid,-4s lid, 5s lid ,i . HATS Were 15s and 255; NOW 7s 6d and 12s 6d ■' - i' DUNCAN & MACINTOSH !• i 1 MANNERS, STREET. . •. .I 1 ■ ([ *W.here Hats Are Cheaper." ....■.--.■■■ < Special Window Display of Choice Wallpapers The beautiful'wallpapers now on view in our new ■ windows are the subject of much favourable comment among all who appreciate the value of Art in the Home. There's a design for every home—to suit every tatte CALL AND INSPECT '■'■■■ SMITH & SMITH LTD. Right Opposite the Town Hall : dfijr===|j*v Your Furniture Looks -JB ,M| 1 Better and Lasts Longer jfajftjga] ' 1 Scratched, shabby-looking fumitnre, floors SSpSs 1 \.iOk v jCk i etc -i tend to make a home unpleasant. The "f4m I I 111- IfH Process of brightening, and at the same , *ime> Pr*serving them, is easy with LEONART Varnish Stains This preparation, as the name implies; is a combined Stain and Vamfcb, and wonderful results are to be had with small cost, little trouble, and just ordinary skill—you would never know it was the same thing. Dries perfectly in one hour.TII^JGEY'S LTD. 30 Manners Street, Wellington