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Mataura Ensign, 27 September 1913, Page 3

ivSi. <& ■*& * AM PLEASED to be able io inform my many friends and "customers that my New Shop in BAKER'S PUSLDJNGS is proring a "HUGE SUGOESC -' Many people shook their heads at the Change and assured me Eul I was going out of the business centre, but the Business done by me during the last three WOSkS has quite dispelled that idea. T have some GREAT BARGAINS to offer at present in CROCKERY and IRONMONGERY. DINNERWARE, TEA SETS. CUPS & SAUCERS, TUMIJLERS, I'LOWER HOWLS, VASES, SALAD DOYVEK, CUTLERY AND SPOOLS, CA-vEiiISUKS, BASKETS, .li'CS, OiL KETTLES, POTS, PICKETS, TUBS, PATHS, WATER-CANS LAMPS, RAKING POARDS, PAINT AND OIL BRUSHES, PADLOCKS, SCALES AND WEIGHTS, WINDOW-WASHERS, BIRD-CAGES, LAMP-GLASSES CRUET POTTLES, TOILETSETS, ODD CHAMPERS, GO-CARTS, 4-WITEEL TROLLEYS, SUGAR- BASINS, PUTTER - DISHES, ROSE-POWLS, FANCY GLASSWARE. DON'T PASS THE RED SHCP, "BAKER'S BUILDINCS." COME IN AND VIEW OCR GREAT STOCK, EtjUAL TO ANYTHING IN THE LARGER (TiTES. til BUILDINGS.

.. _ i^-i^iiC Let the youngsters' feet grow naturally in Stir Slioc-eltes. Boys and girls are happier and healthier lot i'-n; comfort of wearing t'-xr?.. Made of soft-tanned leather, shaped on "nature lines,'' light and easy, yet strong and long-wearing. Ask ir-ur shoe c!^;' ! ;-r !o show you them..