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Mataura Ensign, 26 September 1913, Page 3

11 AM PLEASED to be abl (i to inform my many friends and rusj tomers thai mj New Shop in BAKER'S BU'LDSHCS is proving a "HUGE SUGGEST' 5 Many jieoplo .shook ilioir heads v.i the Change and assured me it I was <>-oing' out of the centre, but the BusfllrSS done by me during tlie last three weeks has quite dispelled that idea. I have some CROAT BARGAINS to offer at present iu CROCKERY and IRONMONGERY. CHIAP DINNERWARE, TEA SETS, CUPS & SAUCKKS, TUMBLERS, 'FLOWER BOWLS, VASES, SALAD LOW!.;:, (T TLHRY AND SPOONS, OAK ; :.')ISIIES, BASKETS. JUGS, (»i?, MKATNKS, KETTLES, POTS, BUCKETS, 1 Ui>S. iiATiIS, WATiat-CANS, LAMPS, BAKING BOARDS, PAINT AN;) OIL BRUSHES, [ PADLOCKS, SCALES AND WEIGHTS, WINDOW-WASHERS, BIRD-CAGES, LAMP-CLASSES CRUET ROTTLES, TOILETSETS, ODD CHAMBERS, GO-CARTS, 4-WITKJ:L TROLLEYS, SUGAR-BASINS, BUTTER-DISHES, ROSE-BOWLS, FANCY GLASSWARE. DON'T PASS THE RED SHOP, " BAKER'S BUILDIKQS." COME IN AND VIEW OUR GREAT STOCK, EQUAL TO ANYTHING IN Til F LARGE!! <TIiKS. r, i w .IP* Si/ <&& & istt teiti 1Q Let tlie youngsters' feet grow naturally in Star Slioe-ettes. Roys and girls are happier and healthier for (he comfo:( r.f wfvhg »!••. ii*.. Made of soft-!anned leather, shaped on "nature lines," liyht and ru<y, 3 yet strong and long-wearing. Ask ; our shoe dca'- r hov,- yu 5