Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 9

SPECIAL EASTER J Promenade Show. WELL WORTH SEEING 1 AT THE NOTED AND BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOMS, j Three Flights High. i FRIDAY— From 9 a.m. to 9 pjn. | Lift running specially after tea. I REDUCE THE COST Of LIVING f HERE IS A CHANCE, » SAMPLES TO CLEAR. RAINCOATS—SS/-', 63/-, 69/6, 79/6. , TWEED COATS—79/6, 99/6. TWEED COATS, All Wool—£s/17/6. I SPORTS COATS, all Shades—47/6, 69/6, 69/6. \ I VESTS—2/9, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11. I CASHMERE HOSE—4/6, 4/11, 5/6. | HOSIERY, Special—2/6, 2/11, 3/6. 1 COSTUMES, All Wool—£s/10/-, etc. * » I! A GREAT BLOUSE DISPLAY FOR EASTER—Prices from 12/11 to ll* 39/6. One of the Finest Exhibitions in the City. I GEORGETTE BLOUSES— 1 COME AND SEE. I ii DO YOUR EASTER SHOPPING NOW. I 3rd floor Strand Arcade WARREN'S 1 * I Closed, on Saturday for Firm's Picnic. 1 I " I Just Landed! \ FISH New Season's FISH SPECIAL SHIPMENT FOR 1920 LENT. Finest Ling Fish Finest White Cod, strips, boneless „ » „ blocks, „ Finest Blood Red Alaska Salt Salmon and a large variety of highest grade Tinned Fish rCreajnoaLta.- , ~f (Cream o' the Oat) 1 Soliloquy No. 1. The Skipper— * JM f s» f (Cream o' the Oat) I Soliloquy No. 1. The Skipper— - JM j 4 S ('After an anxious night on the bridge it's mighty fin* to til bcVS* 43 1 come down to breakfast and find a delicious plate of Cream- y\ C? ~— fS3 B oats, waiting in the cabin. . Brings thoughts of the home folk, <"^ too, When one remembers that the missus and the kiddies are Jsl^ sitting down to their Creamoata." \&*tyAr Have you tried this famous cereal—New Zealand's national JSajsHeSHS ' breakfast—nothing else so nourishing— whole family will Jjafiftss^Bßa m like it— million plates of it used yearly in New Zealand ._^-"mB HhH H ««/•>■ ** - %1