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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 24, 28 July 1927, Page 2

PRICES HOTTER THAN EVER TO-MORROW : AND DURING. THE GREAT ALTERATION SALE. i uiuaU^H^ Stw/ Qr?am 2\ M£? l Afternoon Frocks. Usually 55/S hinm e a nter n ?- Otrf^nketS^A^ Other o1?!? yart?s 40in' Charmeuse Brocade, perfect if 3- iV i designs and colours. 3/11 washing: 8/6 value. To-morrow 2/11 'Vo^e^fi^SJCk'"^^'ol^-^^^ 4llll KCPP- S/° VaIUC- AU Lava^ue Cfo? Us/6 Scout ? oys' B!^ts, 8/6 10 ton Ladies' Marie Cashmere Hose. 4/» Mhalf-do i z oen d HandkercLicfs ' 2/6 Su^-Quality LaSe? SWn Gloves, S/6 t^ | M^' s Stron £ 6™y Half Hose, 3 pairs for lo^oz! Ladfei^Black Art Silk Hose, variM^'s Perfect. Shirts, 9/6 for 7/6 Cl^^ 1-. t0 qUalitiCS; t<J COLE'S CASH DRAPERY, LTD. "WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE," CUBA STREET.

OUR VALUES RULE SUPREME DINNER SETS—32 pieces, in great variety From 25/- cc*' CUPS AND SAUCERS—White and Gold Crown China ...... .... 4/11 half-do/. STUART CRYSTAL SALAD BOWLS .....;. ..;..; , .. 15/0 «>eh STUART CRYSTAL VASES .....,■...„..'..'.' 4/9 each GLASS SWEET DISHES „..., ... "" "■"*'" 3 for 64 DESSERT KNIVES ...,, „.... .3^37.7 6/6 half-do Zi DESSERT PLATES-Firsfc quality ........ t>w 2 /9 half-do*. FRYPANS—Very heavy gauge. '"Last for ever." 2/6 each ALL BRITISH MADE! ' . . ' OPEN WAREHOUSE CO.. BLAIR STREET (off Courtenay place)/ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. OPEN FRIDAY NIGBXS.

BOOTS SHOES BOOTS . SMASHI: ■ V MARTIN'S AT IT.AGAIN I —BEATING IALL COMPETITORS:QUALITY SHOES AT LOWER PRICES. WE QUOTE FACTS, NOT HOT AIR. LADIES' SHOES FROM 6/11. GENTS'.BOOTS FROM! 14/6. 200 Worth \™ m*' WNEST PATBNT heel* all ««. 60 S^W HIGH GRADE SHOE^K^^^^&^a?.l^ LA D bHf fflkT OHE-BAfe BH ol»^^^^^^Bi^ HIGH-GKADE| COLOURED SK^i^^W^^ y^\^ LA» hIIIIgMh^OTHOLDS IIARHN'S U&BEATABLE^R^ LADIES' GOLF GOLOSHES-Straps and.studded soles In/fi MEN'S BLACK BROGUES-Good shoes fSla™^" PMCE M/U----MEN'S SMART PATENT OXFORD CAB^^^^Sg? SSSS? me^Sbia willow calf ox^KSfe|^^ .60 pair* GENTS' A, E. MARLOW'S GlA^Egif^iEi^&lf^M* 35 GLACE O^O^^^^^S^* lune and comfortable. MARTIN'S UNBEATABLE PRICE S/ll J. .W. MARTIN'S BOOT & SHOE STORES, . . - HEADQUARTERS: TRAM TERMINUS, COURTENAY PLACE. BRANCH STORE: 57, MANNERS STREET.

LASTO DAYS LAST **DAYS THE ANNUAL WINTER SHOW THE ANNUAL WINTER SHOW THE ANNUAL WINTER SHOW THE ANNUAL WINTER SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION Closes-Definitely; on . ■ SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. ' SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. ' SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. . ( . EVERYDAY, '■• KVERY DAY, EVERY DAY, From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. l?rom 10 a.m. to 10 p.ni. From-10 a.m. to 10 p.m. THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION . THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION (Shed 29): TO-NIGHT: Hear 2YA in Shed 29. ■' . * . * : ■ A VAIL yourself of these last few oppor- ■**•' tunities to 'see how New Zealand's manufacturers are attaining - perfection.' See Shirts and Stockings being made. Inspect New Zealand-built furniture exhibits. A visit to this Hall of New Zealand Industry must convince you that New Zealand need have no fear of foreign competition. "Buy New Zealand-made" —and reduce unemployment. . THE ANNUAL WINTER SHOW THE ANNUAL WINTER SHOW • (Shed 45). ■ Join the crowds making their way to ?w d -n v^ ere are Bcores of displays that will hold your interest. . Sideshows, Tea Room's,'' First-class" Orchestras, and Red Cross and St. John's Ambulance Association Nurses in Both Sheds.- ■'...- THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONShed 29, King's Wharf. THE' ANNUAL WINTER SHOW-Shed 45, Thorndon Wharf. Is covers Admission to Both Sheds! Children half-price. ; - -.s '■■ Special Buses Running from Government Buildings. : DAXCE. DANCE. A DANCE will be held in the ORANGE ■£*- HALL, Daniell street, Wellington South, on SATURDAY 'NEXT, 30th July. Dancing 8 till 11.30. Good music. Refreshments, Novelties, and Prizes. Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d. ' ".; ..:-,...._