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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 53, 26 November 1920, Page 3

W ' ; lf V lliiS J? IT'S our policy to tec that every man who comes to ; .^^ ff -' : )M W I us gets satisfaction, and to make, absolutely sure of f jiß\ ' this we maintain the finest range of' Everything for / Jr p»^^ : -■• ■ Consequently our shelves and showcases arc now overflowing ,•••' •jj 'I I with heaps of "natty" useful things for summer—showing ' g' ■ 'j I -I ea * Q Prices? j . JL» M §:% Men's Tunic ShirU—With neat Black and Coloured Stripe,. £' I f\'4 \'MIll : 8/1!, 11/6 and 13/6. In White Jap Silk, 26/6, with collar • H • attached. 27/6. Tussore Silk. 16/6, with Collar attached, 19/6. ' Fuji Silk, 35/6, with Collar attached. 37/6. ' | T^Aj^^--»-^«^ Soft Collars in Striped Cotton, 1/6 and 1/11. Fuji, Tonpre, . . ; | JwawJ' 'V|pM ■*§?{ and Jap Silk Collar, in Polo and Double Shapes 2/3 each. ■ • ' ' > ' Felt and Velour Hats by the best makers. In Grey. Brown. ; ,WL^^||^%;l J g'. W|«. I|>| \ DraK, Fawn and Black. Felt,, 15/6. 21/-, 30/-, 35/- to 75/-. ■ •' Pi Ve,eur,63 '- antlß4/ - ' Men's Half Hose—Merceriied, in White, Champagne, Brown, : ' s M iiiiilf Grey, Navy and Black, 5/6.. All Wool Cashmere in Brown. j 1 'A 'I®*/ WMI Grey, Fawn, Saxe and Black, 6/11 ; Cream, 4/6 and 5/6; Litle . ; '' \ Thread in Grey, Brown, Black, and White, 3/6. |" ' i \ ,«lliwiW^i^\ n I Cream Sweater Coats-— Men'« Braces—The "Sam- s , ' \i#Mllr W\ \1 30/-. 39/6, 50/-, 59/6. ion," 2/11.3/6 and 4/6. Th« L 'K'Atl • "Popular" Soft' Leather End,. \ '. Ji ■ ■ i jffiillliill* IV.'vN'we Nobby Ties in great variety, 3/6, 3/11, and 4/6. Shirley ... J JBEbSMzk W ; vll 2 6,2/11.3/6,4/6,5/6.6/6. Prwident Medium* 4/11 and -1 ' ■ JPWtV |S\W 7/6 and 8/6. • ' Heavy 5/6. , , j». ; yrtdWl'lA'' 'i " % s Men'* Pyjama Suits—Smart pattern,, comfortable materials in 3'■ I ™f Flannelette, 17/6: Ceylonese, 25/-: Tu»ore Silk, 37/6. L Xfilran \'Wi\Wf''S\ Elastic Belts in Club Colour,, 1/6. Fancy Leather Belt,, . ! ™m k t 'li^F' Handkerchiefs. "Excelda Soft as Silk," coloured borders, 1/11. White with silk-woven initial, 1/11. Plain and Hemstitched, 1/6.. ;^^^^WteP's ?! !;,!i '* •^ r^lilfflL,^'l| *».' Irish Lawn, 1/6. Mercerised, 1/6. Coloured Silk in tyavy, '' I ' pifci. "•" " • Brown and Grey, 3/11. Fancy Designs, 4/6,<6/M and 7/6. • '■■•■! s 1 W!!i Boys'coloured bordered White Cotton, 6d. and 9d. .. ~ • j • Come right along a,soon as you land in town, for buying clothes here i, the . j ' , j ||; best investment you can make. ' s Postage paid to any addrein | | II The lowest Prices f for Quality Clothci in New Zealand .jj ' ' : || s. . ■ I Corner Cuba & Maimers St.. I I Wellington "awpetone j .

|- . ■ ■" . ' 'ill- ■! Farmers' Requisites! Shrewd farmers should lose no time in.placing their orders for Fencing Wire j Wire Netting ; I Rubber Roofing? G..C. Iron. j We arc in a very favourable position to supply suitable quotes for any quantities of the material you may require. ''' ..'•.■' . I You'll be ensured additional satisfaction if you write us now con- j cerning'your wants. Prompt attention to all mail orders or inquiries. , The Sims Hardware Co* CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. Ui. YOU CAN PURCHASE FOR i§L TO 25/- PER PAIR BOOTS AND 'SHOES i BY CROCKETT & JONES, BOSTOCKS,C.&J.CLARK. Ladies' Goods, in sizes 2 and 3, 6 and 7, are Wonderful Value. CL J. Ward's Boot Shops Ltd. The PUBLIC BENEFIT STORE ' COURTENAY PLACE & TORY STREET i

MZ'S Billiard \ Chaw/iion. [ /te-—~ writes .., J; /\s Wellington, I I I sth April. I . ! 1 Messrs. Alcook & Oo„ Ltd., I 'i I ■ Wellington, N.Z. 11l pX -Dear Sirs, 1—« I m Boforo leaving I would like nfj I I to thank you for the Interest WW 8s you have shown in mo and for fig fit the many attentions I have (Jffi IK received. .. Uli *™ You know what a faddist I r nm, and how sensitive lam re- 1 Karding the condition of Tables | I play on and the material I |l use : Woll, in this connection 1,. 11 have nothing but praise for 1 everything that bears your Name or comes from your Eo> I tablishment. Your honest exacting effort to give of the best and toraiso the standing of Billiards nnd ' its associations, must meet with I the entire approval of all who understand and -who lovo the dame. J With very best wishes, | , I Yourß faithfully, J | CLAHK M'CONAOHY. I I * Profeitshnal Billiard Player fl tl m, of Ntw Zealand. Rj I Alcoek'g build BilHard Tables If i S suitable for every Home and || j | Institution. Prices: |g ! 29 Guineas to 100 Bulneni. | | Write for Illustrated Catalogue, I Alcock & Co., Ltd. 1 I " The Billiard People" 1 ! I BcftA Ofllc* &»d Factory: I 'it I 'WELLINGTON J I Brtnchi Strind Arcade, Aucklin*. Jll I Qtill, Morrii & Co., Ltd., Chrislelnmh j I IjK R. Wilson A Co.. Ltd., Dmeiia, rfft Ik GOTB.-Aiovak'i ffrfllJiirttn ' AfiOren l BAKIU'B BtTLUDIRO. oppMlU Union Bant. , _ . FntECLAI FIRECLAY - GOODS. GOODS. WE SAY THAT J -.B c. Brand are the beet, and thin statement is proved by the continued repeat orders we receive. SMEL BROWN Ltd. 81 JOHNSTON STEEET. WELLINGTON.

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