Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10838, 2 March 1921, Page 7

- - Cl* JUST AS EYES DIFFER In size, shape and colour, so our spectacles and eye-glasses are made — each pair to suit the individual needs of the person who is to wear them. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON Ltd. MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS, - WELLINGTON 222-224 LAMSTOft QUAY t* y The NAME of LITTLEJOHN is recognised as the embodiment of all that is good in Jewellery. Our stocks are selected with this in mind— that they will not be offered for sale unless they pass our critical inspection “with honours’*

We are doing OUR part to bring down the cost of living. DO YOURS by supporting us ' and telling your friends to do likewise. CROWNALL SUITS from £6 10/We also sell any of pur tailoring materials by the yard at wholesale prices H. STOCKBRIDGE CO., Ltd.. Clothing Manufacturers, and Woollen Merchants, 77*79, Willis Street,g ' Wellington.

I Public We beg to advise that we have removed our Ladies’ Wear Business to SA-56 Willis Street This Department will be carried on under the able management of Miss Studley. HERB. PRICE, 54-56 Willis Street.

{ m« i r ♦/-! s/»: </• ; No! Madam, they cannot be seen when walking. t Phillips’ Rubbers, specially made in dainty sets, for Ladies, are so light and so thin as to be invisible in wear. Phillips RUBBERS i I9u»l | HEELS ONLY f l««m- ... i/i **l f* the tij "» of-three" 3 SOLD »Y BOOTMEN everywhere. Agasis iat Nsa Zealand— BRADFIELD McPHERSON. Ltd. 34, WATER STREET, dOnedin. : WORN s THROUGHOUT I THE WORLD.