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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3734, 25 September 1914, Page 7

THE SEAL OF FASHION HAS BEEN SET ON SPONGE CLOT US FOR THE COMING SEASON ! ! These Charming 1 Fabrics will be quite the most CORRECT WEAR for Spring 1 and Summer, and there is nothing more suitable for Smart and Tasteful COSTUMES and FROCKS. We are showing an excellent range of these Fashionable Materials both in Plain Colors and Stripes, and we quote a few particulars:— NEW SPONGE CLOTHS, in a fine range of Plain Colors in every wanted shade, 40 to 45 inches w T ide 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s Gd, 4s 6d yard VELOUR SPONGE CLOTH, a charming Fabric for Costumes in a new and effective weave in Navy, Saxe, Brown, Champagne, Yieux Rose, Pink, Apricot, Lime and Sky, 42 inches wide 4s 6d yard STRIPED SPONGE CLOTHS', White and Colored Stripes, on White and Biscuit Grounds, 42 to 44 inches wide Is lid, 2s 6d, 3s 6d yard BLACK and WHITE CHECK SPONGE CLOTH, in Plain and Broken Checks 42 to 45 inches wide 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 5s lid yard ROBE LENGTHS of SPONGE CLOTH, in exclusive Weaves and Designs, just one length of each In Plain Colors 27s Gd, 29s Gd, 39s Gd each In New Colored Checks 27s Gd each WHITE SPONGE CLOTHS, in a great variety of New Weaves, 40 to 44 inches wide 2s 2d, 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s Gd, 4s Gd yard Adair Urottners Limited. e> © * © * ® -if ® -if ® . •if ® •if ® ® -if ® •if ® -if. ' ' -H- ---© ■if ® •if ® •if ® •if >® •if ®. •if ® •if ® ■if ® * ® -if ® ■if © -if ® St'S) -if ® -if ® ■if ® •if ® * ® -if ® -if ® -if ® ■if ® -if ® -if ® * ® -if Vr ®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®*®^®^®>!<®:l<®#®*®*®>r®*®3<®^®^®>r®^® ® -if ® -if ® -if ® ■if ® •if ® •if ® •if ® -if ® -if ® . * ® •if ®

fEETo & & ~~ First-class Kauri, Rimu, Mataii ai lotara Banning liners. Ms® Mels Lining. v--tmzs’rtsss£2 Now being Sold at a Big Discount to Effect a Speedy Sale. Charles Taylor’s

When Grandma was a Girl! —Bonnington’s Irish Moca held the prints of pi®©# 6H ft ffnra cough cure which it oecupies to-day! ' Half a century!—that’s a test—a proof of goodn&sa, isn’t it? A nd during that time what a host of so-called cough cures have been tried and found wanting ? This rery day Bonnington’s Carrageen IRISH fViOSS —comes as the absolute elixir of life to sufferers from Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, and all pulmonary affections. It is the Mother's friend • and to many a tiny lad or lassie it has brought immediate relief. The wheezing chest 1 —ihe rattling throat! —the racking cough ! all yield to Bonnington’s. Bnt look for the name on the bottler—- *’ imitation* are numeron* I 80 c A

The “high-tension” man likes Amber Tips Many a man of affairs realises the value of a cup of delicious Amber Tips Tea, sometimes at 11 and always at 4 o’clock. It stimulates the faculties—enables him to “size up” a business situation quickly and makes for a cheery optimistic tone in his correspondence. Better than a hundred “do it now” mottoes is a cup of gfi A xsxrzrßssßzmssZE 455 S Everybody’s Favourite Try Amber Tips yourself—it will delight you. Fragrance, flavour, strength —nothing can equal it. Then get it at your grocers at 21- per lb. you’ll be delighted. 79