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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 138, 13 June 1913, Page 7

Have You Seen Our Showing of i the Newest Styles in SOFT FELTS? * £Tt O yon tttvea't, make a point of dropping in next jj time your passing. You'll be interested, because we have ■omr especially good • looking examples of this very popular type of hat. The- best shapes in all the fashionable colourings— at exceedingly moderate prices. W. B. GIRLING AND CO., LTD., HaS9 of Commerce, BLENHEIM.

DON'T BEAD THIS unless you wish.' to save money by buying a single article at wholesale price. You can buy your Drapery, Millinery, Men's Clothing, etc., at wholesale prices at C. H. JAMES'S, No. 1 Sample Room of Mr Martin's, Wynen Street, next to Benning's Store, and same side. Those who have already been come again, but those who have not been are asked to come and inspect our goods and see the startling values offered for themselves. Remember,, you can- get a single article at the wholesale price. Ido not ask you to buy, the prices do that. Just a few lines that defy tionBest Colonial Blankets, single 14s 6d, three-quarter 19s lid, largest double sdze 22s 6d. White Flannelette, heavy quality, wide width, 3s lid dozen, .5s lid dozen, 6s lid dozen. Doctor Flannels, all colors, Is Id yard;, a knock-out line. Ladies' Beaver Felt Hats, all colors, 5s 6d each; retail price, 12s 6d. Untrimmed Straws, 300, and not two alike, 2s lid each.. 50 dozen Featiher Mounts, in all colors, at Is each. Note address— G. H. JAMES, No. 1 Sample Room, Wynen Street, Next Benning's (same side). A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Hours of Business from 9 till 5; [ dosed from 1 till 2 p.m. THE LOLOBVBA. nnHESE are the most up-to-date JL dining rooms in Marlborough, situated in Market Square. For thie convenience of lady visitors we have club rooms, whiob include I large, well-furnished drawing-irooms, [ reading and # writing rooms, and lavatory, which are provided for a very moderate annual subscription. Private rooms for receptions and private parties. Dainty Afternoon Teas a specialty. NOTE THE ADDRESS: MRS L. J. LINSTROM - Proprietress. WHEN NECESSITY demcafr that you nhoald _aT® BTEgT-OLASS UNDERTAKES®, —«O QO — HODSON & PATOHETY, HENRY STREBTC. _____ ' H. HOWARD, High Street, Blenheim. Direct Importer of pure hill-grown CEYLON TEA. Pekoe, Is 2d per Ib. Broken Orange Pekoe, Is 8d per lb. TO EMPLOYERS.—We have ot i sale Wages and Overtimo Books as required by "The Industanl Con ciliation and Arbitration Act 1998,' and its amendments.—Furnesa Elm "Express" Office. i