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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1924, Page 4

| 'jTThe. Road- to Economy \ £j ■- If you are out.really to economise—that is' to <' 'j ■' buy all your Drapery needs for less'money. | .! a •■' / pat* ■ * - *1 ■'■■ | - i- ' \ I £ ' Now's the time to buy at less than wholesale ! j .■: cost—the more you speni-the more: you save, j \ |- JWE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL DRAPERYJJAIL ORDERS j /j Another 50 doz. !of -air noted Coloured ROLLER TOWELING i i j ;:. TWILL-NA-FAED MEN'S —Uin. wide i S NEGLIGE SHIRTS 4- With c 1 n • OJ "j ! ~ detachable collars, in very iSale "«Ce Bd. yard j 1 - ™ smart stripe effects ' I "i . 5 Z "'"" Usually 12/6 Ladies' BLACK PURE SILK | > -r.' Sale Price 8/6 HOSE — Wi(3e double Lisle ;? tops, seamed backs 3 j -MEN'S' YAMA CLOTH PY- Usually 6/11 | ;• JAMAS —In fancy wide stripes Sale Price 3/11 'i "1 Usually 15/6 . r s v ■ Sale Price 9/11 Ladies' Milanese silk j [ :!,_ _,„„„ „ TT> , GLOVES — British make, j , -FLEECE SLIP MATS—In cream double finger tips { ,; only; ske-32 xl 2 . Usua]lv 7/u S - ■ • Usually 12/6 ' C 1 D • n'/et \ t ::.;.. Sale Price 7/6- : - Sale Price 6/6 « iiS^in. Plain CASEMENT CLOTH Ladies' MILANESE GLOVES— L. I.: —In cream, tussore, vieux rose, Elbow length Usually 8/H j ' ■ :• saxe, and green Usually 1/9 Sale Price 7/3 ]■■-■ ..V Sale Price 1/3 x i ■ . ', Children's WHITE SILK UNBLEACHED SHEETING— FROCKS, Children's 'WHITE T . Wonderful value, plain finish; . VOILE FROCKS — Embroi- | S4in.; hard-wearing sheeting > dered in various styles j ■ :-■ Sale Price 1/11 At Half Usual Prices Hundreds of^ Remnants '•- SILKS, SATINS, SPONGE CLOTHS, CALICO, SHEETING, FLANNELETTE, Etc., Etc. All x j kinds of useful lengths, heavily discounted, to : . x ■> ■ assure clearance. I George and Doughty Ltd. ! . WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN (Established 1891) ! 6j&s3 Victoria St., Wellington I (Ono Minuto from " Evening; Port" Close lo Public Library.) > % ' / Reduced to F. 0.8. Wellington Greatest value ever offered in British Cars. ■ Austin owners are guaranteed unique value by the ■ ; fact that the Austin Company pay the delivery v ■'.. '■ s charges from factory to New Zealand. Catalogues and further particulars from— i . Wellington and Hawke's Bay N V»i .■■.■■•. ■-..,>, .„■ „...■■■,, ■■■ * / p~~~~~~~=~™ , , 1,. '__ ■■ , The Coffee Maid, of Symington's, says : ifPal "My motto'is : * Keep the kettle boiling ! '— jfilff Then. I can always.have a cup of j^sf ' ' Symington's instantly."\ .km i^^l THOS. SYMINGTON & CO., Edinburgh & Loadon IkpEll NOT A GERMAN' POiyDER . !^^^W MUSTDIEi ,PO^? ER must not »"= mistaken for WssSSMBSmM W^gs^Hi rmi >nsecticide or common insect powders. WMs^Jmt^lM f^fMmTmi r?. sold + vi! iderfai?cynn a mes. Jfiasf*jL*t*?-lc~W rausTDIB contains an ingredient Tiix 1/3 bJK^^^gXsJ -Js Particularly fatal to that common house ;2"_. V pest aptly termed "The Typhoid Fly." "WVSTDIE" is sold everywhere by Chemiiti, > Gvacers, StoroKeeperi, eg fenrasdl/3 in starapi to Bex 1520, G.P.0., Sydney. . <& A TIN OF tf it^ "BEY AR A>f BBE^R •• \M"t r' v contains the exact quantity of Real Hops, Malt, fl»|i Yeast, &c, to make 2 Gallons of Ginger or jjjjjH^ jsr|s. Hop Beer; Pale, Malt or Bitter Ale and Stout. W&£;W* Easily -. Failure Impassible No Chemicals >^« yo« GROCER for "EEVARA" BEER if It tSrtfXj,-i, ' . . ■ Agent.: $tS :I!&gt£G& ~ ELLIS & MANTON, LTD., WELLINGTON.