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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 62, 11 September 1908, Page 2

GOOD HARNESSI@HE.AP. EVERY Horse-owner wants GOOD HARNESS and the har- . - ness we are showing is not only good, but cheap. This harness looks well when you buy it, and is so honestly sewn with such strong thread, and made from such good quality leather, that it will stand the test of the hardest wear for years. Then again, a special feature of this harness, is that it is cut correctly, which ensures perfect fitting and comfort to your horse. Here are the prices of this guaranteed harness, but come in and judge the values for yourself: — BUGGY & GIG HARNESS, from £5 per set. - GOOD STRONG TRAP HARNESS, £6 10s to £8. E. A. "EANSOM, THE RELIABLE HARNESS-MAKER, HIGH STREET, DANNEVIRKE. v In -all departments now, the D.I.C; has opened up its superb Spring stocks. Quality is perfect, as usual ; and style runs neck-and-neck with quality. The D.I.C. does not sell inferior stuff at so-called " cheap " rates ; it sells only the highest quality goods in the Dominion, at the lowest prices compatible with honest trade. Here are a few sample lines the D.I.C. cordially commends to its clients. , - BORDERED ZEPHYR ROBES in heliotrope, fawn, tan, blue, navy and black, 46 inches wide " 10/11, 15/11 the robe" STRIPE AND CHECK ZEPHYR, best quality, fast colours, 31 inches „ ■wide HJd. the yard BBSS QUALITY FRENCH CAMSRIC, in 500 patterns, stripes, spot's, eto.^3l inches wide 11 jd. the yard HOYIiE'S ENGLISH PSINTS, in navys and butcher blue, spots and stripes, fqgt colours 7Jd. the yard SILK WARP CRYSTALLINE, doubl s width, ivory striped grey, cream striped silver, and whit estriped black 3/11 per yard DOUBLE-WIDTH COSTUME TWEEDS, broken checks and stripw, in grey, brown and green From 1/9, 2/3, 2/6* to 5/6 DOUBLE WIDTH CHIFFON VOILES, in new shades of lotos blue. copper, brown and green , • 3/6 per yard WHITE CAMBRIC SHIRTS, with plain, tucked fronts and with muslin Teining 4/11, 6/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11 THJB D.I.C. SPECIALTY THIS SEASON.— A beautifully-made white . eottonC ANVAS SHIRT, perfect fitting, a good washing material, with tacked fronts and soft collars and cuffs > 10/6, 14/6 The DRAPERY & GENERAL lIPORJING COMPANY ■ 0PN.Z...W.. ' ■ ■ , .;.,■.■■ ■ ■'■.:, . ,WELL!N(iTO"N. „■ „. .. : '' " - ' A. A. CORMGAN. Manage*. WX^jpt^^ Ci n» (iAUSiAIip —^-*oi/ )Wl7/WATCHMAKER- & JEWELLER. \\T}sl PA// DANNEYIRKE. 'Wj - \g| L, ehoieest Goods at Moderate Prices. Cy*

TTTHEN IN PALMERSTON DON'T FORGET TO CALL ON US! We have many clients in this diatriqt whom we have never Been; our buainess having been done through th< medium of the post office. WE SHOULD LIKE TO HAVE It MINUTES' CHAT WITH YOU. OUR SPECIAL LINES ARE: PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. POULTRY. POULTRY. POULTRY. POULTRY. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE FURNITURE. FURNITURE HARRY PALMER & Co STOCK AND GENERAL ' AUCTIONEERS. > PALMERSTON n6rTH. » ■ . A CQUAINTANCE Bottles Is at E. £lL E. Prior's.

CRITERION BAKERY. MR F. G. LOADER be?s to announce that; be has com menoed business on his own account and invites the patronage of all his old friends and the general public. Bread delivered daily from an up to-date van. A trial solicited. Wedding cakes a speciality. All small goods manufactured. Balls and parties catered for. Note the address — F. G. LOADER, HIGH-STREET (next Benzie's private hotel). -]i|R T> ENSON Wishes to notify the public of Dannevirke that he is still carrying on hie Grocery Business. Bread and Small Goods of the BEST QUALITY can be had at the store as usual. Note the address,— NEXT PUBLIC LIBRARY.