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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 145, 16 December 1926, Page 3

MARTIN'S XMAS SPLASH. BUYING FOB CASH, COMBINED WITH OUR BIG TURNOVER ENABLES US TO UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITORS, EITHER WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. WE CAN ONLY QUOTE A FEW LINES—BUT SEE THEM FOR YOURSELVES IN OUR WINDOWS. LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOES—Just opened, 20 Cases New Season's Goods, in Lhe Latest Shades—Oak, Putty, Apricot, Stone. Prices from 23/9 upwards 34 PAIRS BOSTOCK'S GLACE STRAP SHOES-Cuban heels. You get them cheaper at Martin s —lß/9 000 PAIRS WHITE'CANVAS STRAP SHOES—Usually sold at 12/6 to 19/6. Martin's Unbeatable Price 3/6 300 PAIRS LADIES' PATENT AND GLACE KID STRAP SHOESAll to be Cleared during Xmas time at 12/6 LADIES' KOSY TOE SLIPPERS—Padded soles, in black, saxe blue, cherry, helio, cinnamon, and brown. . Martin's Unbeatable Price 6/11 FLKETFOOT AFRIC WHITE CANVAS HOLIDAY SHOES—White rubber soles ' Sizcs3to7: . ■ - ■■• 3/n IRWELL'S CREPE-SOLED HOLIDAY SHOES—The ideal shoe for picnics and beach wear. Sizes 3 to 7. - 4/11 FLEETFOOT CREPE-SOLED SPORT SHOES— Women's Sizes, 6/6; Men s, 7/6 MEN'S BLACK BOX DERBY BOOTS—Smart shape. A 30/- boot for less than half-T>rice. J.W.M. Xmas Splash Price 14/6 MEN'S NIGGER BROWN BOOTS—Leather lined. Worth 32/6. At Less than Wholesale Factory Price—l 6/11 MEN'S NIGGER BROWN OXFORD SHOES—AIso in Black. Smart shaped. Competitors' Price 30/-. . Martin's.Unbeatable Price 16/11 GENTS' ENGLISH LEATHER SLIPPERS—The idealXmas gift. . . . 6/11, 7/6, 8/11 USEFUL XMAS GIFTS-A PAIR OF CREPE-SOLED SPORTS SHOES . .At 12/6 GENTS' RUNNING SHOES—Made by Mobbs Bros., the finest makers in the world. Martin's Unbeatable Price 18/9 YOU GET THEM CHEAPER AT MARTIN'S! J. W. MARTIN'S 2 BIG BOOT & SHOE STORES, TEAM TERMINUS, COURTENAY PLACE. BRANCH STORE: 57, MANNERS STREET. TO-MORROW At Nine TO-MORROW DAINTY FROCKS AT HALF-PRICE AND LESS. SENSATIONAL BARGAIN EVENT. 1 K(\ ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY FROCKS—To be sold at AX/ m ■M-O\J . Usual 'Prices 5 to 7 guineas. • - THIS is one of the loveliest collections o£ Frocks that we have ever offered, andone of the GREATEST BARGAINS. They are all hand-made goods, many of them fresh from the Parisian ■ markets, with hand-made trimmings and embroideries, all exquisitely designed and perfectly fitted. There is a delightful range of- colours, and many beautiful frocks of novelty French materials, woven and decorated with silk. A selection of these Elegant and Artistic Frocks are on view in our windows. Do not fail to see them. Such opportunities come seldom. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. nTTT?T?I?T? BT?AC 116, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. \4 U IhJ\£j£j XJXIUO., 116> WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT OUR . . GREAT CLOSING-DOWN SALE ARCHER'S, UPPER CUBA STREEIT. 2(lOyds only Silk Maroeain, 40in, 3/11, to 4 doz. Fancy .Coloured Handkerchiefs, to go 1/11 yard ■ go 5y 2 d each 120 yds only Striped Shirting, fast dye, 5 doz. Fancy Handkerchiefs, lace edge, ■ 2/6, to go 1/- yard to go 6d each 12 only Lace Bedspreads,. 21/-, to go 6 doz. Jersey Silk Camisoles, 8/6, to go 1/11 13/6 . ■■ • 3 doz, Art Silk Jumpers, 21s, to go 10/----10 doz. Coloured Silk Hose, high silk, 2 doz. Children's Art Silk Jumpers, to go 2/11, to go 1/11 pair 4/6 each . • • . 15 doz. Coloured Silk Leg Hose, 4/11, to Ladies' Navy Blue Two-piece Bathing K o 3/11 Suits, 7/6, to go 3/11 . 2 doz. Runner Sets, to go 1/11 set 2 doz. Bathing Caps, to go B%d each 13 Pillow Shams, to go 2/11 each Win-'ow Full of Trimmed Model Hats, 21/----5 doz. Fabric Gloves, trimmed cuffs, to to 35/-, to go 10/----so 2/6 pair One Table Full of Ready-to-wear Hats, 15 doz. Children's Socks, to go 1/3 pair to go 5/11 each 8 doz. Pillow Slips, to go 1/- and 1/3 One £ liffi ARCHER'S GREAT SALE, UPPER CUBA STREET. JUST ARRIVED—FRESH SUPPLIES OF ALL THE POPULAR 2/11 EACH IMPERIAL RECORDS BACH 2/11 1607 Horses (Sone) • 1003 The Lost Chord (Cornet Solo) Sleepy Time Gal (Song) The Garden of Your Heart C Solo) 1806 Thanks for the Buggy Ride (Duet) 1131 Bonnie Heather Jig (Bell ,5olo) Then I'll Be Happy (Duet) Baby Rose Bell Solo) _ ■ 1605 Cecilia (Whispering Tenor) 1600 At Peace with the. World (Waltz) Feelin' Kind of Blue (W. Tenor) .Truly I Do.(Waltz) 1604 The Wee MacGregor (Band) 1610 Summer Ram (Song) ■■■ Valse Septembre (Band) ' Two Little Cups and Saucers (Song) 1603 The Bulfighters (Band) 1609 Pearl of Malabar (Song) Blaze Away (Band) What About Me (Song) 1601 Thanks for the Buggy Ride (F.T.) 1608 Just a Cottage Spall (Song) Horses (FT) At Peace with the World (Song) 1599 Honeybuneh (F:T.) 1552 Moonlight and Roses .(F.T.) vocal Let's Grow Old Together (F.T.) m cho,rus) T „ cnr o 1578 Always (Song) The More I See .of Mary Seymour Too Many Parties (Song) 1555 I'm Knee Deep m Daisie.. (F.T.) 1546 Drowsy Waters (Hawaiian) Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie! La Golondrina (Hawaiian) 1557 I Wonder AVhere My Baby is To-night Fm Sitting on.Top of the World, F.I. Records Make Useful Xmas Gifts. Come Early While the Selection i« Good. 2/11 AITKEN'S ARCADE, 2/11 • 5, COURTENAY PLACE (opp. Tram Terminus). GIFTS THAT Jof*b). BVY BOOKS last* fi&ll this" ■ xmas* BOOKS TO AMUSE BOOKS TO EDUCATE BOOKS FOR BOYS • BOOKS FOR GIRLS BOOKS FOR MEN . " BOOKS FOR AVOMEN THE FOLLOWING BOOKSELLERS HAVE AN ENDLESS SELECTION FROM THE LEADING BRITISH PUBLISHERS: AITKEN C C M'CARTHY, H. W., ' 101 Riddiford street "Utility," 27, Courtenay-pl. AITKEN'S BOOK ARCADE, MITCHINSON MISSES I, & G 5, Courtenay place T 129. Riddiford ..street APTED, MISS A., MORGAN, HH. . _ 121, Manners street Bank of N.Z. Buildings, 81, BEVERIDGE A W Manners street 261, Courtenay place >^- BOOK DEPOT, CrfRTHTtfr1 v 71, Willis street ' 2,' Courtenay place TE ARO BOOK DEPOT (O'Connor, R. O.) DALLOW 4 V as 0- Blag., Courtcnay-pl. "W, The Parade, Island Bay PULL, S. A., FERGUSON & OSBORN, LTD., omM7 . ™1< Lambton quay 202, Lambton quay STIIVLNS, Is., . GRIFFIN, D., cwmv^ t 19. Grey street ' . . 80, Lambton quay SWAN, L. M., m WiHia ctvcot 124, Cuba street HARDING J WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., ' Central Distributing Agency, Lambton quay 116, Lambton quay WILLIAMS, A . : INNES, C. A., 146 ' V'vlan street 28,' Willis street

FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. I^HE Friends of the late James Grenne'l ■*• are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which' will leave his late residence, 40, Murphy ■ street, Tliormlori, at 11.15 a.m., on Friday, 17th, 1920, for the Cemetery, Kurori. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, Cambridge terrace and Karori. Day and Night Tel. 20-073. , ■ FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Frienclfa of the late Thomas William M'Fadyen are respectfully invited to .attend his Funeral, which will leave St. Joseph's Church, Buckle street,- on Friday, 17th December, 1926, at 9.30 a.m:, for the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. J. E. TAYLOK AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, Cambridge terrace and Karori. Day and Night Telephone .'26-073.

Just Arrived, . a New Shipment of "PIXIE GRIPPA" PORTABLE .GRAMOPHONES. £3/17/6 THE IDEAL XMAS PRESENT FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Size' 10% in x 7V4in x 4 1,iin. Plays lOin and 12in Records. WE cordially'invite you to call and hear this marvellous "All-British" Gramophone. Its tone will surprise you. Distributors— CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, --. WELLINGTON. . — N .