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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 89, 14 April 1908, Page 4

..w,B.aißLiNa AND CO., LTD. WE HAVE JUST OPENED and are now showing A LOVELY RANGE OF AND SPECIAL VALUE IN LADIES' FUR NECKLETS, MUFFS, SETS, Etc. Imported Direct from the Manufacturers. And ranging in Price from, lowpriced- but useful Furs up to the rare and fashionable Stone Marten at sixteen guineas the set. Our large shipments of Ladies' Costumes, Jackets, etc., are a revelation to the ladies of Marlborough for their combination of virtues, viz.: Stylish, well cut, good value, and a splendid choice, including all qualities and sizes. '■''■; ■ We have just received a large and comprehensive assortment of Maids' and Children's Winter Hats, Bonnets, arid Coats,* in Beaver/ Astrakhan, Curl Cloth, Serge, etc. For Ladies' Trimmed and TTntrimmed Hats we consider ourselves "right there," and with' a' lovely lot of Ribbons, Flowers, and Feathers to match every shade and suit every shape, do not think that you will need to purchase elsewhere. We are making a special line this season of Ladies' and Children's Winter Underclothing, and have imported an immense range to enable us to suit all needs. Our Dress and Blouse Materials for this season are right up to date, and for choice- and value would be hard to beat. THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT Is m good going order, and customers may rely upon having their materials made up to the best advantage and at a reasonable figure at W. B, GIRLING AND CO., LTD., MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. AND AT PICTON AND HAVELOCK*. SIGHT-TESTING. pIATRONS.of this department can -*- rely on careful attention. ~ I am fully qualified by examination, and guarantee complete satisfaction in all cases. Gold, Gold-fitted, and Nickel Steel Frames supplied. Lenses of highest grade only used. Oculists' prescriptions filled at short notice. C. I\ A. WHITEFOED, (Late F. Shaw.) CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, Medical Hall, Blenheim. Shakspere Says : . I will set this foot of mine as far as who goes farthest—Julius Caesar, Act 1, Scene 3. THIS statement is all very well, but if Csesar suffered from Corns he would not have made such a boast. * He had no Corns. Why should you? So if you have, think of the MODERN PHARMACY; And Try DURRANT'S ALREADY CELEBRATED CORN '. .-CURE./ ) Opposite Criterion Hotel. JAM. "X" JAM. Famed for - Fine Fruity Flavour. That RICH, LUSCIOUS FLAVOUE of Sunny Nelson's DELICI6us FRUIT. Alway3 the same, wherever you get it Pure Delicious Wholesome Satisfying. "X" Jam is the Jam YOU OUGHT TO BUY. It's the Purest and Best. VIOLIN AND THEORY OF MUSIC. I ■ , .. JW. BROADLEY has one or two • vacancies for Pupils. TERMS: TWO GUINEAS PER QUARTER. String Band Engagements for Balls, Concerts, etc. | Repairing Bows a Specialty. '-. Address: Alfred Street, Blenheim. Orders booked for Reuben V Morgan, Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer (late of Brmsmead^ London). HENRY HOWARD, A CCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND J\ GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ltd. Australian Mutual Provident Society. New Zealand Flour Millers' Co-opera-i tiye Association, 1-tU. '