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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 36, 11 August 1923, Page 22

jf£ Beau iful Furs Cost ] MSFf^ Guineas Less J&jSJL) | AT OUR MID-SEASON SALE Mgy'nßP'4 ™S Winter is far from being over and T mnmifu'fm many m°re winters are yet to come. But VSnß&b'ZhW ' WS mUSt haVe room for oar new shiPment> BSjJrYL^jJ and these lovely '^^^^ Fur Coats, Stoles, Capes, etc. ■HB " " Ale marked right down to bargain prices. wSSraffli To appreciate their values you must see them. KenoT&ting, repairing, relining ana remodelling , efficiently dtne. ALASKA FUR DEPOT Muwfactwinf Furrieri, Tinierj, Djen ud Fur TrWeri V 103 WILLIS STREET. (UpiUirri WELLINGTON Pko.e 3265. J /rWrx in /ivNOT' Fine Clothes /if-^ilf forMenand LJ/ II jl' Young Men tLK^wJ _j-^' ** *s easy *° understand why you get MV mil I'/ bigger variety and greater clothing \ vywPl M value here. . i c **ea* ex°lusively *°- men's and • vlnfi 1 young men's suits. We know clothH 1 ing values. We know men's styles. All our energies are devoted to giving the finest possible clothing service to men. Our enormous stock assures satisfaction and a proper fit for men of any size or build. Schneideman & Sons, Ltd. .! TAILORS it 86 MANNERS STREET Don't WORRY CVIVA I ±L f About Your Hands O I UAL Uieill! Housekeepers trill find this cold weather very hard on their hands, and unless they give them every care the result will he distressful. ' STDAL (WILTON'S HAND EMOLLIENT) will sare 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 will save time and the necessity of using strong ■ . measures to remove the dust;,at the same time, the skin is being nourished and kept healthy. ~ OUR OFFER OF A 1924 CALENDAR is still open to all who send us the white seal from the inside of the carton. Ssnd your name and address with the seal, and you will receive the Calendar, post free, at the end of the year. Applications will be numbered ancl attended to in rotation. Sole Manbelven: SVDAL PROPRIETARY, 75 ltd Timce, Wtllii{t.i Result of Second Six-Monthly COMPETITION Ending March 31st, 1923 This was a record entry. So many bundles of bags sent in totalled the same number that we increased the prize money —awarding no less than 159 Cash Prizes. Start collecting now for the next competition, and try to carry off one of the big prizes. Full instructions of the competition are enclosed with each bag of Gerstena—the 2-Minute Porridge Meal. More Lucky Winners I 1 ftf- Pmta -C^A «5 tags, Miss Evelyn Tyfe, Mt. Albert 151. rrlZe 3Z,O\J School, Xlngsland, Auckland. | 9 n J 4? 1 R 470 T"**B- *** Q*°- Nicol > Sprtagneia Eoa^ lillU jj 3LLD St. Albans. t 2r(l £7 46° *»» Mr A. H. Smith, HelensviU> A§\% jCA 41* ta«s» Mrs A. Huggina, 65 Alexander *UI D A>t Street, Blchmond. Cfk . 4* O 397 bags, Miss D. Hill, Hunu*. via Papa«JLll i 9 SLO kura, Auckland. 10 PRIZES OF £1 EACH 874 Ulii J. Xaoklln, Baitaltai, WeUlnetoa 215 Kut« w. J. French, Arthm'i 7an'7.o. 20 PRIZES OF 10/. EACH B*ti Bin 21t Hri X. Tontall, Xoilra. Dunjdln ISO Kn E. Twtktntont, P«tcn», W«lllB«tMI 2M Mn B. W. Amici, Snrtnra, W»U't«B 146 Hn F. Owreni, H*iuitTl WeUlaSS^ lit Mi« A. SneUizc, Borhimpor*, Well'tn. 131 Mr. H. Saviet, N.E. V«ll«y, SuefUa JM Hr. J. ScarUtt, linwood 137 Mr. i. SUwirt OhrtitohSok ■"""" ITS Mr. H. E. Turner, Huisoll 130 Mr« T. A. BeU, Ilalce P 0 ; 17« Mi.. £. Xelth, Thame» 186 Matter Ilmcoln AitUy, Mt, Alltrt. Alu( ! 162 I?' 5 4 S' orT> S^™ 128 Mrt Al H- Henry- Oieyreosft 168 Mm B. Olmlkob, WeUiartsa 184 Km Kar.den, r«ton», W«Ui»«t«» 181 Xn U 1» Kara, St. Albuu ICI JCri Juui HUol, Kltlralt, W«Ulaf t« 43 Prizes of 5/- eac/i, and 81 Prizes of 2/6 each hmmßaaammaaßmmtmmmmaammummammmmmmmmaatm