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Mataura Ensign, 29 January 1912, Page 2

BOOT BUY Boot Sale Presents to You ? This is the Biggest Sale we have yet attempted. Why ? Because on account of the Oamaru partnerjretiring, we desire to make a complete clearance. THE BOOTS MUST GO.— Price is a secondary consideration. During the past week hundreds of happy and contented customers have passed in and out of our store, richer by shillings which they have saved on their purchases. DURING THIS WEEK WE OFFER FOR GENTLEMEN. 50 Pairs of Men's Black Glace Kid Welted But- 50 Pairs of the very best makes of Ladies' Button Boots, worth from 22s 6d and 25s ton Welted Boots, the usual prices of which were 21s, 225, and 24s 6d. We Guarantee the Genuine Quality of every pair. Again we guarantee this as Genuine. Hundreds of similar bargains await you. Come along and let us see what we can do for you. ™§IW« T MtSS IT W^^^^^^^^^mooMpfMMi w

THOMSON'S Aerated Waters and Cordials haw been Exhibited all over the World, have won • Hi FOR EXCELLENCE. No dinner-table Is complete without THOMSON'S TABLE ALE, which has been exhibited 19 times and won 19 Special Cold Medals. ANALYSIS CANNOT LIE and ANALYSIS PROVE THAT THOMSON'S TABLE ALE contains ten time more nutriment than any other non-alcoholic beverage, and is equal in nourishment with the best London and Dublin Stouts. THOMSON < DUNEDIN, AND MERSEY STREET, CORE. HE OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON. BROWN EWING'S 'ANNUAL SUMMER SALE Commences MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1912, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS. EVERYTHING AT REDUCED PRICES. II Mail Orders will receive Prompt an Generous Attention. Remittance Must Accompany All Orders Unless an Account is Open. GENUINE REDUCTIONS EEN BARGAIN PRICES. LIBERAL CONCESSIONS. BROWN, EWING & CO., LTD., PRINCES STREET, DUNEBIS. lfc> ■ ■■ R«9 ES E» S»l «XE^2* -SK3* o fgigsgjgss mm asS m f Mi». Glennen, the Leading Authority on Paper Bag Cookery, Bays:—. . After considerable experience In Paper Bag Cookery throughout Australia and New Zealand, I have come to the conclusion ttiat the " ORION " is the only Range I have yet met with that oomea up to my ideal of what a Ranjje should be. My demonstrations with the " ORION " . have been particularly successful, and I obtained results which are uot equalled by any other 1 i_-~„ fri;_ „„?„♦«„.„„« „» „„ _ i *...„ It. oimnllnif.tr nf wnrlrin* fha onca with which its ovens are operated and controlled, and—what appeals to me as much as anything else—the wonderful economy of fuei, certainly place the "ORION" far above all others, both *M. for domestic use and for professional work.—Yours faithfully, (Signed) 11. GLENNEN. TALK ABOUT PRINTS! BOYNE BROS. AVE ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST SELECTION SEEN THIS SEASON. t COME AND SEE THE LINES WE ARE OFFERING. f JjACE CURTAINS. We have i uite a lot to choose from > i • " .» • • an( i fI U choice patterns. From the best makers and thoroughly up-to-date. | - "LADIES' ■ From *^ e best ma kers ai SILK BLOUSES up - to " date - THE CASH WAREHOUSE, ±.l. j l7 . MAIN STREET.

TO BUY YOUR FURNITURE GRAEVE'S, Med way St. (opposite Dominion Hall). If you require any Furnishing cr Repairs it would be better to get a quotation from F. 6RAEVE before going elsewhere. His work is absolutely trustworthy and only the best materials ara used in manufacture. A special line of ANTIQUE OAK on hand, and made up to your own designs. F. GRAEVE, MERSEY STREET, GORE.

HARVEST OF THE ORCHARD. ENJOY IT ALL THE YEAR ROUND. riIHROUGH judicious Preserving while ■*- Fruit is plentiful it is possible to have Autumn Luxuries throughout Winter, Spring and Summer. :mvjiMfli POPULAR STORE can supply you with the whole fit-out required, including the best lines of JELLY GLASSES (11b. and 21b.) MASON'S PRESERVING JARS (Quarts, 4s 6d per doz.; £-gals., 6s) Knowing something of the difficulty of bottling large fruits, we have secured a supply of WIDE-MOUTH PRESERVING JARS (Quarts, 5s 6d doz.)* which obviate the mutilation of fruit so necessary with the old-style narrownecked jars. OUR STOCK OF PRESERVING PANS Js Large and Comprehensive, and the Value is Something to Crow About. PACK THE PANTRY WITH PLENTY PRESERVES, obtaining all your supplies at BROWNLIE'S POPULAR STORE MERSEY STREET, GORE.

USINESS CHANGE. WARD'S HORSE BAZAAR. Having purchased Mr P. Delargey's interest in the LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES known as Ward's Horse Bazaar, I hope by strict attention to business to solicit a fair share of the public patronage of the district. Patrons can rely on receiving every attention and civility. Horses and Buggies on hire. Weddings and Funerals conducted. Cab meets all trains. Ambulance available day and night. Telephone No. 68. JAMES PATTERSON. With reference to the above I wish to thank my numerous customers for their patronage in the past, and hope for a continuance of the same for my successor. P. DELARGEY. Gore, January 16, 1912.