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Evening Star, Issue 17926, 23 March 1922, Page 12

2 cases of BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS for the EASTER TRADE, bought at the Big Discount of 15 per cent. Ordinary Selling Price, 59/6. DISCOUNT PRICE--25 dozen White “CLASSIC CORSETS,” perfect-fitting model, medium lengths, short busks, suspenders ; sizes 22 to 29. Usual price, 12/6 pair. DISCOUNT PRICE--12 dozen ALL-WOOL COLONIAL RIBBED UNDERPANTS, bought at a Discount of 60 per cent. DISCOUNT PRICESALVAGE STOCK—2OO MEN’S NAVY Hard - Wear WORKING SHIRTS, ail sizes, slightly damaged by salt water. Bought at a Discount of 60 per cent. DISCOUNT PUCE—

j'k [\ if''** m £» ffl k \mS & fl la re ■-;k-5: X Smart Tweed Coats Heavy quality All-Wool English' ( and Colonial Tweed ; plain back, large inset or Magyar sleeve, storm collar; also belted styles, with pockets or t paneleffect sides, adjustable collar J in light or dark mixed Heather colorings, also Checks of varied shades j 5.W., W,, 79/0, 84/, 99/ to sgs and 0, Fashionable styles; Brown, Light and Dark Fawn, Saxe, and Henna; lined or unlmed, plain tailored or adjustable collars. 89/6, 118/6 to Bgs= English Model Coal Distinctive styles, showing latest Russian collar, "faced with fur ( and fur trimmed at foot of panels ; mid shades of Brown, Fawn, Mole, Grey, and Kingfisher j also heavy quality Velour and Duvetyn Cloths, and many other smart styles.' 9gS, 12gs, 15gs up. CLOTH COAT, tailor made ; plain style, Raglan sleeve, tailored collar, rainproof cloth, fully lined ; Brown, Light and Mid-Fawn —7gS. Seal Coney, Beaver, Mole Coney, and Sealine, for making up into Fur Collars. 10/e 5 12/0 to 22/6 pop skin. ro

I'l'.iiii'.J it tl’ANTED Known—That Billheads, Circu--11:<, Laid-. Programmes, and General of every description arc executed Evening Star’ Office at Moderate For nearly 40 years Edmonds Baking Powder has withstood competition —and still the housewife who “tries” others always comes back to Edmonds “Sure to Rise.” If you want the best results, use the best Baking Powder— 29 ft ID POWDER w

Newspaper Advertising is the Royal Highway to Wealth I . * fT ia the Vital Principle which makes for success ia any business anywhere. Wherever you find a Croat Bull* ness leading in its particular field, you will find that its success has invariably been achieved by PURPOSEFUL ADVERTISING. Ask any successful business man for the basic reason of his position, and by what medium he achieved it. Ho will tell you that it was by becoming known to 'everybody; or in other words, Publicity by means of the Newspaper with the large circulation in the Homes of tie People. Both these factors are offered you in The Evening Star