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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1924, Page 7

| FKIDAY- SPECIAL SALE BARGAINS i % ■ ■' VEITCH-& ALLAN'S % | OF PARTNERSHIP * (J.S »X« >J< "^ JSL-!fl ... •& I welMdhm's Busiest Store I | wg?M^^Kjt& Gs-sissr sr P « I |. White iTngoloth-SBta wide. Usual price Fridafs UfrTf°or t" MCc- '" f is Sd yard; Dissolution Sale Price for REMNANTS * S Als? 1 W^-^o^^?1 R™ «""»"» .&» I a pnn. i.>i, (kI j«ru. Dissolution Sale Laces, Ribbons, etc., etc.—HALF »ti rsinl nri bJi- T' ',?i' y> n" ?'?- ck- T?" 8e of smart st-vles and colouriiißs. f • SaleVS^F^arSi lUtl°n S fo^ril^. '^ Sr SOlUtiOa SS' S g f Af^t Od« aVy l . C-?, St 1 t -™OS;rfr^i n wWf' UCließ' Smart Veiour^Coatj-Iu all the S * DUsolo^nn SiV Pri r v-i yard-: seaso«al'lc .shades; oxceftent quality iiri v?r,i -Price. lor Inday us and smart in appearance. Usual price "2" * Genv'N^lig. Shirts-In assorted si z es Friday b^ ati°n Sale P"ce for g >S" , a l "d,l'a^'-" rns; good quality and smart Ladies' White Coutil Corsets-Low bust j .•»* Gents' A!!-woo! Colonial Singlets and tion Sale Price for Frid-v^ lid * S u rF^-os^ Turs?s..'^n,S lS£ tsJ: each, 2 garment,. Tor Oils Cd Half jiarknd Prices on Friday f •■ . • «f< | WEULiINGTON. „ I

FINEST AFRICAN IVORY— ■ —is now very scarce, and goods made of this beautiful material are difficult to procure. We have pleasure in announcing the purchase of a fine range of Toilet and other articles showing' splendid values. An interesting display of these valuable 'and unsual goods is now being made in our window. Your "Personal Inspection is ■"Recommended, : :. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON £fPiiI?VV ■ • • LIMITED Jevrellers, Silversmiths and Opticians By Spec*aA Appointment 222-224 Lamblon Quay - Wellington

Mid^Season Millinery Sale An Exceptional Opportunity offered at Women with an eye to Smart Hats, and at the same time, Value Giving Prices, should not fail to see OUR Splendid Selection of Straw Trimmed arid Ready-to-wear Hats . t " 50 TRIMMED HATS— Fashioned in velvet hatters' plush and Oriental , coverings Ranging in price from 39/6 to 52/6 Sale Price 21/6 each 75 READY-TO-WEAR STRAWS— Bonnet le cloche and cape-lined S o ■' | • styles; trimmed with three-tone silk )PIIQ/ltlftnSll or effective rosettes of ribbon OlMllUlidl Usual price 21/6 and 25/6 R| . Sale Price 10/6 and 12/6 6uUCtlOnS' 40 STEAW AND WOOL HATStuw*uvuo Very llseM styles . colours thre ._ tone brown, saxe, cream, etc. Usual price 18/6 Sale Price 7/6 each 60 SPORTS STYLES— Fashiohea in felt, velour cloth, and wool Usual price. 16/11 to 29/6 Sale Price 5/11 each SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Cuba and Dixon Streets, Wellington LINDSAY'S. SALE Gains Favour Every Day No wonder, w h en such hi s h grade reliable QuaUty Foohvbar » being sold at such ridiculously f-ENS-'-TIONAL REDUCTIONS HERE : Ladies Beautiful Shoes—ln as- Maids' Black Glace Kid Hiah-lpn-sorted styles; size 2, to clear at Lace Boots—Sizes 2?, and 4--8/11; size 3to clear at 9/6; "Selby-V Usually 65/----sizos 4 and 5, to clear at 9/6 To clp->r it t±/r and 12/6; sizes c and 7, to clear on ,„ Bor • C ,U n.TI £• 7 ■ at 12/6 Oxford Shoes— Usually 35/- To clear-at 7/6 Men s lleavy -Brown Seotcli-grain Ladies' "Lotus" ami "Clark's" Derby Boots—Welted soles English Patent and CHace Ox- Usually sjfl/O To clear at 30/----ford ' Shoes—Grey, In-own, and Souths' School Boots— f:nvn suede Oxford mid strap Sizes 2to 5— To clear at 14/6 -hoes Usually 50/(1 Sizes .1.0 fo .I.— To clear at 12/6 To clear at 25/- Sixes 7 anil !)—To clear at 9/11 Every Pair a Bargain.l TJ'NiIRAY'R I TH "T^ Q««litr Sboe Store' &*4&.L^JhJkJJr%.S JL^LaJ* l.ambtca Quay, Welliogt-ji