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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1924, Page 1

THE N£W UMBRELLA COVER, GLOREX. LOREX. ■ WILL WEAR FOUR YEARS. DOES NOT TEAR OR SPLIT. DOES .NOT SAG OR FADE KEEPS ITS SPLENDID SHAPE FOLDS CLOSELY AND NEATLY. Is entirely waterproof in the heaviest rain and does not make the umbrella heavy. If your umbrella is not already covered with thi6 splendid-wearing material, let us attend to it now. Glorex Umbrella Covers are obtainable in four qualities, viz.: 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 14s 6d, and lbs 6d. Obtainable LETHABY'S, The Umbrella Specialists, Directly opposite General Post Office. \ MISCELLANEOUS. XTTHY look old? Grey Hair restored V T to natural colour. Use Ayres's Hair Restorer, 2s 6d. R. Johnston, Cuba-st: SEE me swank it with the Missus, Sunday. Going 'to buy a. Motor-car Tomorrow, Motor-car Exchange, Skating Rink. . ' , LADIES, order your Autumn Hat now, and save money. At D. and I. Ritchie's, Riddiford-st.,! Newtown. FOR Distinctive Portraiture try Vinsen'6 Studio, 119, Cuba-st., opposite IVt'Kenzio's. OWNER tenant, 6-rd. House, Petone, ■wißhes.to Exchange tenancy 5 or 6 rooms, Upper Hutt. Write 387, Post Agency, Petone. i e-fV PAIRS Ladies' Glace Court Shoes, «*V all sizes, 15s 6d, great value. O'Brien's Sale, 15?, Cuba-Bt. HALF-YEARLY Half-crown Bargain Day at Cole's Cash Drapery Co. tomorrow, 10 a.m., and 10s Day in the Showroom. ' HANNAH'S Shoe Sale commences tomorrow. Women's Glace Kid Jester Court Shoes; worth 18s 6d: sale price 12s lid. ' fpiRUTH is stranger than fiction. No X fiction about the Motor-cars at the Motor-car Exchange, Skating Rink, Viv-ian-st. "DEDS! Beds! Genuine Samarang1 -LM Kapok Beds, single 27s 6d, double 42s 6d. At Te Aro Furnishing Co.,' 91, I Cuba-st.-I "DORTRAITS—Wedding, Family, or I X ' Sports Groups, try Vinsen's Studio, 119, Cuba-st., opposite ■ M'Kenzie's. A DOPTION—Wanted, kind people to ■£*• Adopt healthy Baby Boy, few ■"°nt°s old- Eor' full particulars, apply RACE Specials in Hats and Trimmings at D. and I. Ritchie's, Riddiford-st., Newtown. Save money and buy now. npHINGS of utility and everlasting joy/ X sources of pleasure which never cloy —Motorcars at the Motor-car Exchange, Skating Rink. .' ~* TTUNT for Our Big Advt. in thiß •*■-■- issue. One thousand Bargains, all at 28 6d. Cole's Cash Drapery Co. "ITISITORS call and inspect our Speci--1 mens of Work.. Vinsen's Studio,, oppo_site_M'Kßnzie's, 119; Cuba-st.>~ ITiTk PAIRS Glace Court-~Shoes, Loui"s *y : hoels, 10s 6d. Ladies, see these O'Brien's Sale, 155, Cuba-st. • ONEY .to Lend—Small Sums on Furniture, Pianos, etc. Strictly private I Apply Dalton, 8, Woodward-st. •" ] VOU'EE wrong, sir. . The working man -*- can . afford a ; Car. . Come to the Mqtor^carjxchange, We'll prove it. HANNAH'S Shoe Sale commences to--1,» = morrow.) Women?s Boot Bargains, ■'12s lid. Our original .'price for these was I I|^" '■ ■" ": '"' ■'' • ' ■"•■-■ nT.AND Agents please note that my '■*-* Property kno>vn as lot 14, Pitmuir-. I St., has been Sold by Goodwin and [ Chichester.—A. Adam's.' ' ' EfAT BOX Hats WcoW-Latost shapes L .and shades. See them from 10s 6d. Hat Box, 11, Mariners-st. - , C(ABINET Gramophone, tfak, good tone ' snip, £6. 138, Ghuzne.e-st., (house at back), evenings. j- jI TNDOOR workers, take plenty fresh air, I X change of scene. Only possible by I buying a Motor-car. Motor-car Exchange. i'.CA PAIRS Ladies* Brown Two-bar : «*U' Shoes, low heels; usually 39s 6d; ! now 153 6d pair; all sizes. O'Brien's Sale, j Cuba-st. mHE Day of Days, Half-yearly Half- | -■- crown Day at Cole's Cash Drapery I Co. Broken ranges of piece goods, Ap- ! ParcU etc. v, at 2a 6d. - ' W INTER; is Bound to Come. Serge Costumes, tailored to measure, £6. Get measured now. Craighead Bros., .86, Riddiford-st., Newtown. ■ WORKING Trousers, 7s lid; Shirts, 5s lid; Canoe Shirts, 8s lid; Wool Socks, Is 6d; Rubber Belts, Is 6d. Hat Box, 11, Manhers-st. OH, I'm sick of this job! You only want the cobwebs off.,' Try motoring. Your choice at Motor-car Exchange. LOWER HUTT—Land Agents please note my £>rd. House in. Nikau avenue, Lower Hutt, has been Sold by j Goodwin and Chichester.—S. Buchanan. HALF-YEARLY Half-crown Barglm Day at Cole's Caah Drapery Co. tomorrow, 10 a.m., and 10s Day in the I Showroom. . ■ ' AUCTION Sale of Motor-cars, Skating Rink, 18.30 Friday, Mick. Yes, I'll be there. Right O! Bring- the spondu- [ lix, Mick. Right O! SPORTS Suits, 555; All-wool Tweed Suits, 79s 6d; see our range of Ties, 2s lid. Hat Box, 11, Manno>»-* ANNAH'S Shoe Sale commences to"----morrow. Jockey- Walking Boots, tan or patent; usually 455; sale price 18s lld : ' PARTNER, working preferred, welleslablished business; capital required £2000. 466, Evg. Post. WELCOME the coming,- speed the parting -guests oh a Motor-car. Buy at Auction, To-morrow, Motor-car, Exchange, Skating Rink. BOOK y/w Weeklies, Magazines, and Periodicals at Te Aro Book Depot. Corner Lower Taranaki-st. and CourtenayPj; . -■ UNT for Our Big Advt. in this issue. One thousand Bargains, all at 2s 6d. jCole's Cash Drapery Co. 'EWELLERY Repairs by expert workmen. Prices direct from workshop. Murphy and Stewart, 102, Willis-st., over Empress Pictures. DON'T spend all your money on geegees. You may ' wish you'd bought a Motor-car instead, Motor-car Exchange Auction. ■ ANNAH'S Shoe Sale commences tomorrow. Boys' and Girls' School Boots very much below usual prices. LOUIE HOUSE—Now offering Knitted Woollen Costumes and Frocks, assorted shades, prices to suit you. 145 Cuba-st. ■ LAND Agents, please note —My Property, 168, Tinakori-rd., has been sold.—P. Morgan. 'O SSES is all r'Snt' ? oe> ut tne blokos VJ wat owns them, rides in Motor-cars. So should you. Motor Exchange. fpHE Day of Days, Half-yearly HalfX crown Day at Cole's Cash Drapery Co. Broken ranges of piece goods, Apparel, etc., at 2s 6d. RS. SORENSEN HATCH, 40, Queenst,, off Elizabeth-st. Psychio Class Tuesday and Thursday. ' T7HJRS Remodelled, Dressmaking arid -T Hemstitching at shortest notice, Buttons Covered. Miss Nicholl, 102, Willis,fet. (second floor). L' .EACH'S " and •' Best Way " Kash" 'ion Books and Cookery Journals at To Aro Book Depot, in - great, variety. Cornor Lower Turocaki-sl, and Coufi'o-nay-pl.