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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 29, 4 February 1913, Page 1

AUCHER'S SPOT CASH DRAPERY STORE, SPOT CASH DRAPERY STORE, UPPER CUBA-STREET. BE YOUR OWN MILLINER! E YOCR OWN- MILLINER! Bargains in CHIP STRAW SHAPES, all going at Is 6d each, Black included ' Lovely Large ROSE SPRAYS, selling at 3d a spray Large Quantity of the Latest NECKWEAR, from 6d , Waterproof MOTOR VEILS, Is lid each SATURDAY SAVINGS IN GENTS' ' HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR ! IN order to popularise in Wellington "The Master" make of Boots, we are offering the beloW-tnentioned Special WeekEnd Concessions. Look in now ! * Gents' Box Calf Open-tab Balmorals, wide welts, made on • "FootfOrm" last, now -| /» If* Gents' Box Calf Open-tab Balmorals, _ genuine welted .«ol£s, , leather-lined, round toes, special to you 19/ £ Gents' "The Walkwell," Superior ' Box Calf Whole' Golosh Bal1 morals, calf-lined, medium ; round toe, worth '255, now 21/6 PEAECE'S BOOT ARCADE 106, CUBA-ST. and RIDDIFORD-ST. ' JAMES SMITfI'S SUMMER SALE! SUMMER SALE! SUMMER SALE! SUMMER SALE! JAMES SMITH'S SALE is the great attraction in Cuba-street, because it is the BEST SALE— best^ , 'for ■ Bargains. There are imihfenso and intense Bargains in every department, and • every customer will bo pleasod with purchases. FANCY F.MBROIDERED LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, honestly worth 6£d and 7^d each. NOW three for Is FABRIC GLOVES, in Laco and Lislethread, in white, black, heliotrope, saxe blue, vieux rose, reseda, and myrtle. NOW 3d and 6d a pair CREPE SILK, a beautifully soft silk.Worth 2s 3d a yard. NOW 9|d a yard SILK STRIPE MARQUISETTE, in navy, champagne, etc. Usually sold at 5s 6d * yard. - NOW Is Gd a yard 500 YARDS STRONG WHITE CALICO. _ t>% NOW 3s lid a dozen JAMES SMITH, LIMITED JJITTTER. BU'DTER. , 1 \ 1/- DEFIANCE 1/per MAPLE LEAP per lb. DAPHNE lb. CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER... lid. WHY PAY MORE? ( HILL BROS., CUBA-STREET and LAMBTON-QUAY. 'Phone" 1100. 'Phone 3185. R BOARD AND' RESIDENCE EQUIRED by single gentlonaan, or Bed-Sitting Room and breakfast; private family or few boarders. 'Reply, stating terms, 8.C.T., Evening Post. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. """ MRS. WOODWARD, 121, Jmresfcre-st. (next Skating Rink), Cash Buyer of LADIES', GENTS', and CHILDREN'S LEFT-OFF CLOTHING and BOOTS, etc. Letters receive prompt attention. Distance no objection. 121, INGESTRE-ST (Next Skating Rink). 'Phono 2379. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. RING UP 'PHONE- 3313. > TVfRS. BRUCE, Cash Purchaser of J.TX Ladies',/ Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing, 1 Boot*, etc. Letters receive prompt, attention; highest prices given. Address 139, Ingestre-street- (next F.S. Dispensaryj. • LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. NIGHTINGALE, Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gents', and ' Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, Bags, Portmanteaux, etc ; letters receive prompt attention. 103, Lambton-quay. 'Phone 2924. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. ' MRS. ROSEN, Cash Purchaser of Ladies'. Gents', and Children's Superior Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters receive prompt attention. Highest prices given.' 120, Taranaki-strcet. No representatives but Mr. and Mrs. Rosen. left'-off""clothing! ' MRS. R. O'NEILL, 154, Taranaki-st., Buyer of Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Best prices given Letters receive prompt attention. MOTOR Cycle or Bicycle~Tires for Inner ■ Tubes. Cheapest house for best goods— motor or bicycle. J. O. Shorland Co.. Cuba-street, Wellington. PUFFS, Pincurls, or a " Switch of Hair will ,imprqvo a lady's appearance at tho races or opera. Combings purchased. Stamford and Co., Cuba-st. AGOOp cigar, a dron of whisky with Puriri, are the ideal complements uf the evening social chat. Try them. Tl«yJre_jill_goc^-^p_ecially_Jthe Puriri. I WILL Build to suit purchasers in any part of Wellington on small deposit; easy terms arranged. Stuart. Johns, Builder ('Phono 3405), Kelburne Extension. PASTRY7~Cak'«s, ~and~ ScoiTes mado with Margarine satisfies both the purso ahd the palate. All Grocers, 9d per lb. ' GROVE Motor Works, 70, Ghuznee-st., Repair nny maks of Motor Car. •■Tyres, Oila, and Pitral itookM. Car 1 •torage.