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NZ Truth, Issue 873, 19 August 1922, Page 4

DON'T MISS THIS J§|& 1 BARGAIN! ISjit^ It's just another proof of the honest I j™\ value giving which has made Archer's A } I \ I/I \ known as "The Busy Drapery Store." /'/ A J Ilk \V HEAVY WEIGHT STRIPED JAP. U /V/// I % \\v SILK -BLOUSES, with turned ba.ck fli ] hjl/ \a\ \ X collar; m nice stripes and full fitting /\ / // '[' j|\'\ X^ shapes. Usually £lA/- I \ I / 1 iSB J**=» M Archer's Special 12/6 I\/ I / p\^S^\f 10; only Ladies' Guaranteed Waterproof ij Q" I fl J £\S' J^r White Rubber Raincoats, specially re- IV f //\ served for our country clients. ffl \ ' gJ Al ■ Usually 50/- ijjj .I^WJUr Archer's Special Bargain Price 2l/- J TfflN t^/WjJ Send orders quickly, accom- iF^ij&lwl / 1/ In ipanied by Cash. We Pay f^\Wl " V /ff Postage. W J'*' ADrHPD J^ - "The Busy, Drapery Store* .-. /AIVV^nLIVvJ 239-241 Cuba St. Wellington rril >\ ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE COR|L A I l^%i^#%»* PORATION, LIMITED. I ll ■* m irr/11l Some of Its many branches of Insurances: A AJH%# VfvVmi Accident and Sioknens. Personal Acci- . . »■ .' dent. Work'ars 1 ' Compensation. Fidelity — — — — «— ■— ■ — — w^— QuarantGS. . Plata Glass. Motor-oar. ■ ■ ■ Fire. Branches throughout the Dominion. a Haad Office , for New Zealand, Bank of . New South Wales Chambers, Wellington. fAreYou Ambitious? I If not, you ought to foe. Why not study 800 kKoeping or Accountancy. The Qualified bookkeeper need never be out of a well-paid jab. His services are always m request. If you are m business for yourself a knowledge of accounts may mean the difference between success and failure. We have had prepared at great expense the most i up-to-date. course of lessons specially designed to meet the requirements of the Book-keepers' and Accountancy Professional Diploma. For two years m succession our Stu- • dents obtained Ist place m N.Z. m the Advanced Section Accountants' Examinationwrite to-day — We can improve your status, Apply Ho tb* salary and prospects. Mention "Truth." St GILBT'S COLLEGE LTD. SHIRT SPECIALS 30 : Doz, SHIRTS, m Latest Stripes, & Plain White, 5/11 In all sizes, Wear and Color Guaranteed. Worth 6/1 1 to 9/6 WE PAY POSTAGE, WE PAY POSTAGE HOPE BROTHERS *Cfe V*ht Mercers 83-85^ CUBA STRLLT :: :: WELLINGTON Mr Gfie OPEN WAREHOUSE -' . nEI | GLORQL & DOUGHTY, LTD... § | — OUR GREAT - — : — - • 1 'ALL OUT' SCHEME has made our Winter Sale the most important 'buying centre m x the town. ■ V The prices quoted here show that we are sincere m our efforts to clear Winter stocks regardless of cost. , '•■ A' very special purchase just landed ex S.S. Westmoreland. ft 5 only KOLINSKY CONEY KUR COATS. These are of beauti■ful rich fur, and by far the best value we have offered this g> season. All Out Price 15 Guineas. 1 Girls' and Maids' ALL WOOL WINTER .COATS — In Heavy Navy Serges and Striped Tweeds; also few Waterproof Coats $ a and Capes. • Ordinary Retail Values up to 59/6 «§ J All Out Price 12/6 ft j . LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. | © FLEECY LINED BLOOMERS— In both shapes, banded> or elastic M @ at waist and knee. Ordinary Retail Value, 5/6; 0.5., 5/11 § M • ' All Out Price 3/6 M W Ladies' FINE TWILL FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, Mag- . W (2) yar style, hemstitched and embroidered fronts, w ) Ordinary Retail Value 19/6. All Out Price 8/6 fij ■'"■'• CHILDREN'S DEPT. I \ Children's ALL WOOL RIBBED JUMPERS AND COATS. 1 x Ordinary Retail Value 11/6 to 15/6. Remainder at all out prices. f All Out Prices 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/11 \ Men's VELOUR HATS— In Fawn, Silver and Black. Value 37/6. All Out Price 14/11 701n. MERCERISED COTTON DAMASK. - I Ordinary Retail ■ Value 8/11. All Out Price 5/11 I \ We have reorganised our Mail Order Department, and shall be j T pleased to deal with Orders from Country Customers. I I Opea Daily 9to 5.30. Every Friday Night to 9 o'clock ] | GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LIMITED f | WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN . J L' (Established 1891.) irl 61-63 VICTORIA STREET I / Minute from Evening Post Close to Public Library <mB HOW MONEY GRGWS--> the & r tae<! He gets assured appointment with the Amalgamated Wireless (A/sia) Ltd., who control 98 per cent; of the ship stations. From £14 a month for the first year, with an additional £1 a .month for each year of service, his salary rises to £24 a month. He has the best m life, no expense; and if he spends £1 a week on himself, his savings have grown to £800 at the end of five years. YOU can enjoy such independence by Unking up with NEW ZEALAND WIRELESS COLLEGE FLETCHER'S BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 464. 'Phon© 2938. CITY PRIVATE DETECTIVE J. WATTS. .„-„„„ 'HAND-SEWN SHOE SPECIALIST AGENCY , 9 Kent Terrace Wellington Workmanship and Material Office* t 8 King's Chamber* Guaranteed. . . . •.! ■» i j P° Bt or Bring Your Repairs. Wellington, New Zealand. It will Pay You. All classes of work executed thor- Z^UZZ~Z^.ZZZi „._, ' oughly and confidentially. If you re- KING'S REGISTRY OFFICE, quire evidence or information collect- Barmen, Barmaids, Porters. Cooks, ed on any matter whatever, employ Housemaids, Helps, and all branches professional and reliable men. Mason of general labor. and Dickson, with many years of valu- Employers and applicants for emable New Zealand police and detective ployment can depend on prompt atoxperience to their credit. tel i t l°, n ' Address : P.O. Oox 605, Wellington. KING'S REGISTRY OFFICE ,_. -„_ , ; King's Chambers, Wellington. Pttdno 369*. T©l. 3625.