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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3518, 8 May 1912, Page 3

PEeiHL YHLOES m SEASONABLE 60STOMES, You only need to look at these costumes to realise their worth. They are really travellers’ samples representing- this season’s smartest styles and newest weaves bought by us at a considerable discount off the usual price and offered to you at a big saving. The fact that these costumes are on show to«day makes this an opportune time to visit our showroom. Smartly Tailored Costumes, in plain Grey, and Grey and White Stripes, in a variety of effective tunings. Coats are the fashionable lengths, smartly finished with pipings on collar and cuffs. Prices—3os, 35s Gd, 39s Gd. to Smart Costumes, of Xavy Blue Serge. Stylish semi-fitting coats, strictly tailored with effectively braided collars and cuffs, skirts with the new panel backs, decidedly well-finished eostumles in every respect. Priced at 59s Gd. Cos. 69s Gd, 755, 79s Gd to 6 guineas! Navy Serge Costumes, in tlie Norfolk style, 555. A Variety of Smart Norfolk Costumssr-in useful and effec- " r - 0:1, 57s 6d, and 655. live Tweed fa M M 365 &GSSSB m Sex •s'- ff <z*7\ Mbs> fiifflk r vs ■zrM \ vsm tr-fH-V’i ; id Vi cm THE SMARTEST IN MILLINERY A Large Variety of Tweed and Cloth Hats, in feaxe and mixed effects—is lid, 6s lid, to 11s Gd. Useful Rsady-to-Wear Hats, of felt and straw, smart med—6s lid, 11s 6d, 14s Gd, to 18s Gd. Smart Suede Hats, in Grey, Mole, Green, Navy, and at 9s Gd, 12s Gd, to 22s Gd. Pretty Hats, mostly of straw trimmed with Mounts. Ribbon, Berries, etc. —18s Gd, 22s 6d, to 27s Gd. Smart Models of English and Paris Creations, of Panne, and Silk; trimmed, with soft Mounts, and Lancer Plumes —Ranging in Price from 29s . Xavy, y trimBrown, Velvet Velvet, Mings, Gd up. n «; JS The House of Quality .

“REGALUNDERSLUNC" What's that ? A MOTOR CAR ! AN UP-TO-DATE MOTOR CAR PAR EXCELLENCE !!! THE MOTOR CAR In the past people have been getting up on cars and going overland and doinir things they cannot afford. ... A Car would shed a tyre and ran home on the rim;, another day an axle would break ; yet another the springs would give out. .. • I his is exasperating. -• • - . , \ can be avoided by E buying a REGAL at an honest price and getting honest good work with safety, comfoit, and leLabiliti* Sole Aseilts : Barlow’s Motor Garage* Where all information will be given and trial runs arranged. vy i^aEgaEMaaßßaegiagassß* For style, durability and comfort, wear Zealandia Boots. m

HOW l SAVE DOCTORS’ BELLS. “Ever since they were babies my two' children' Jvavc been martyrs to, severe colds and croup,” writes 'Station Master Leslie A. Fox, .Perth, Tas., “but at the first sign of cold or thick breathing, which is the first indication of croup, I always give them Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, those wlm use Chamberlain’s Cough Reinedv will find that it will save them doctors bills.” —Sold by E. I). Smith, Chemist, Gisborne.