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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 17, 21 January 1924, Page 4

THE SUMMER NOW IN FULL SWING! Be there! The wonderful bargain event demands your attention, for the saving opportunities are such that none can afford to neglect. BUY YOUR NEEDS NOW: Yon Save Substantially MAEABOUT STOLES-Bichljr satin-lined and in various styles. Original prices 31/6, 42/6, 59/6 , , Sale Prices 22/6, 29/6, 39/6 and a large range of other price« > MAEABOUT CAP.ES—Satin-lined Original prices 27/6 to 69/6 3,-36 in. TUSSORE SILKS- SualJIS, Wn *£, LADIES' COTTON .VBfflTsJSSf,% §&f2££#£ Usually 2/6 LADIES' SILK HOSE-IS in. silk, ™de doublets, I™ reliable . make m all colours and black Usually 4/11 LADIES' EMBROIDERED SILK KIMONO GOWNS-H^d^on^y embroidered. Usually 57/6 ~ lfes POLICE BRACES- Sna^pricf^ MEN'S WINGEYETTE PYJAMAS—AII sizef 6 "^ Ordinary price 14/6 -„ „ Sale Price 8/11 . OUR SPECIAL 27 in. NURSERY FLANNELETTE— Ordinary price 10£ d. ■ ■ ,„ , ' Sale Price 7/11 per dozen 60 dozen PILLOW CASES— - Ordinary price 2/3 pair ' „ Sale Price 1/11 pair 50 m. PLAIN CASEMENT—In blue, brown, vieux rose, green, ' tussore, and cream. Ordinary price 2/11 Sale Price 2/3 30 in. PLAIN COLOURED SATEENS—AII colours Ordinary price 1/3 Sale Price 1/1 25 xSO UNSHRINF^t.-e w.r.T BATH MATS—In assorted colours, . Ordinary price 9/11 Sale Price 8/6 George and Doughty Ltd. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN (Established 1891) 61-63 Victoria St., Wellington (One Minute from " Evening Post" Cloie to Public Library.) FROCKS at Gill's , is causing a positive sensation COST PRICE announced on all our exquisite Summer Frocks. The very latest 1923-24 creations. Oh, just come and see *hem. The frocks will captivate you, the bargain prices astound you I THREE-PIECE COSTUMES-In mole, grey, fawn, brown, putty, and Davy Going at Ridiculous Prices from £6 COAT FROCKS—Beautifully braided ar.d beaded. The very pick rnCT,m™SMSOU' s fashions Going from £3/3/COSTUMEP . From £4/4/ . ■ It is really a ' January Sensation Don't miss the bargains—they are colossal! , ' Workrooms re-opened. Costumes and Coat Frocks specialties. Ladies' Own Material made up. SATISFACTION OCTAKANTEED. "Workrooms and " CIT ¥ % ¥ ' Gentlemen's Department: *^J&M.M~4SL^ \J Victory Buildings Ladies' Wear Specialists (opposite Pullers') THE SHOP FOR VALUE ■•■... Opp. King's Theatre, 137 MANNERS St. FOR MENPerfect fitting, Tailor Cut Sports Jackets 49/6 The Ideal Coat for Summer All British Manufacture DONEGAL CAPS TO MATCH from 6/11 each THUE* "Hsf A DO" (Next Evening Post) 1 nUt IW-\oI"l Willis Street §Wash Dainty Garments Borax Washing Powder 1 It makes the water soft, and avoids the use of J the scrubbing board, yet is absolutely harmless. The daintiest of lingerie can be washed again and again with I.X.L. Borax Washing Polder and yet retain the delightful charm of freshness and newness. I.X.L. coaxes rather than forces *h« dirt ontof clothes. Askyour grocerfor I.X.L. f\ Only 2d. a Packet , BETTER-THAN- SOAP, s. " ■ :^'i McW. &-s.