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Evening Star, Issue 16516, 30 August 1917, Page 7

1 53= The FAMILY T£& 4 The National Drink of New Zealand. Where YOU V/ILL ALWAYS GET QUALITY AND VALUE IN Value . Quality Cleanliness. ■S3&RBBSHS7nZBEfiBE39BnZSSSBI Civility . ' TEAS COFFEES GROCERIES HAMS AND BACON Liberal Coupon returns. Low prices, Cleanliness, Civility, and Attention by a competent staff at © m j sons & Union Sts. a Spring is Here AND WITH IT THE DEMAND FOR COURT AND ANKLE BAND SHOES ®T Yv'o have opened shipments of these goods from BOSTOOK’S, BALLY’S, and the LOTUS FACTORIES. recommend you to make an early selection whilo wg have a full range, as these goods are selling rapidly,. and we expect a serious delay in the arrival of future shipments. If Some of these goods aro now .on view in our windows. Ml rris&Son 22-24"PRINCES STREET, 212-214 GEORGE STREET. WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS. Our P.O. Box is No. 41. BfiiHH&SB If you have a Cough or Cold, don’t delay getting a bottle of Benjamin Gum It cures quickly and surely, and will give you relief with the first dose ß The Medicine you can depend on! Pleasant to take ! Chemists and Storekeepers. I £ SrW * .1. fe Ova arrrv 'v- _ e rt\e \ 0 H A mm XT A The brightness and romance of the Orient is suggested in the exquisite colourings and unusual patterns in our fine display of ORIENTAL and THIBETAN M '' 'A.'ts®, NOW ON VIEW! The whole of our ground-floor space has been transformed into a veritable Eastern Bazaar —the display embracing a large assortment of Persian and Oriental weaves. m They are all our own importations, secured by us and noW| offered at Pre-War Prices. It is a display we are justly proud of, and wc cordially invite your inspection—no one is importuned to purchase. <scoullhe € CmSHOLMI™ RATTRAY ST, P DUNEDIN,