Above we illustrate but a few of our extensive range of Shirts at 3/11. We show the popular Coat Style in Plain Colours so suitable for summer wear; a plain White Neg. for the man who prefers to wear White Starched Collars, and also, for those who like something fancy, a Woven Striped line with one, collar. In the 4/11 range we present a wide range of Fancy Stripes, and also Plain Colours with collars to match. While at 5/11 we have the Super Shirt in an assortment of the smartest Stripe effects. Do not be disappointed if we do not illustrate the particular type you prefer. Come in and see our special display. We are sure we can please you. ■ ' " . ■ ' WoolWS^s Something really .new! Intriguing Fruit j / I ->*^ :^^ML?^l]tiTiT^fflPT||^(V Fudge generously besprinkled with £% I Bj*^■ wKKk t Pure Liquorice—and capped with B^^ ■■_ \^-±^Szd&KKK/Jr Luscious Cocoanut Snow. The Flavour Hfl^^ * Life is mostly Froth and Bubble—motto: Use is Fascinating—the Price is a Marvel! '^^^| More Soap! 5 cakes of Bath Soap—that's 4| .«■ „ fi j : ■ . usually 1/-. Buy them to-morrow and you'll 10 °"- bd' ~', . get a Nailbrush Free! .1 ~. Meet CALAMITY 4BstfH%>i3fis ■ j^i Ml r ?fe^^'. |D : PICTURE HttfFSMr,She nas li—well say \/ M ■US Mother! What kiddie MQ A ll the newest in dXh^e.sSh^ £cc? 'A L JJS?. o^Lr^ln! Mi" charmin, acce^orie.. B)^* washer specially made J^^iw\ . kies? Here they are — Fashionable Necklet and j^L^B up as a^harmins gift ■ .W lots of pictures In'the ■■/•_ Earring Sets for the 'W Wh^Cni^nd What ~ ■ A. |g^ p^ur;, and J": ' M°"ern Mi.s. W fL.Tf /^^- 1934 demand* I •Rli' Gorgeous garments expertly cut to give ■/■ ■ ■ \l' zJM-ftT&M yiffiffi the utmost ; comfort and freedom! Pre- ■!■■ I LAST DIRECT HOME MAIL LEAVES NOVEMBER 13th. «™ m . fi^n h g -Sil? r O o U c t te "^ifghtM M* I |Z» Catch that Mail with your N.Z. Greeting. Come and see shades—dainty lace insets. The price, ■_ ■■ ■ all the Maori designs and Maoriland Poker Work. Ideal 2/115, is absurdly low for such gar- MB MML Greetings at prices that make for true economy. ments as these. »» British Aluminium 7-inch H# Here's a **rS*™ to Another Blown-up Wonder! M % !oS CCPuTto m erl°t tbe M' wonder ToVtiTe'stat M Tons of bounce and hours B^ Hapf»jHmd7fvwhf BEAUJJFUL. 'Hhr '"''fl^r^^k .^1 Asters, Tomatoes, Cosmca, Calendula,' |\(|lv!tj ISW vl%W ' ' «W1 ** fiß^^^^l Thr^sum, Aw/an Marigold °.'. a>6d. doi. Kiddies. love Pictures, Jfl (^ _. ■ _ , „ Phlox, Nemesis, Lobelia, Zinnias, Iceland and how they love to Brighter Toys for Bonny H Ponnles . ............ 9d. doz. Paint! Hundreds of ■■■ Babies! Pretty Celluloid m Salvia, Pansies, Tobacco .... 1/- doz. Paint and Story and H A Dolls sJin. tall. Aren't J Thrift 3d. each Picture Books. Happy . ■ \ they lovely! And the price MM Lettuce, Red Beet, Silver Beet, Cabbage, hours for Ud. . H ■ —they re only 2d. J—f Onions; Cauliflower . ■ ■'. ■ ■ 25 for 4d. ' —_■!__
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 113, 9 November 1933, Page 7
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468Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 113, 9 November 1933, Page 7
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