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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 111, 13 May 1914, Page 7

Winter §s rather too fond of springing little sur- . !|||||,|| | prises on to unsuspecting people, but every year |||||| I such folks are harder and harder*? find* There's l|i|A. wisdom in being prepared, and there's comfort 6^^>^ and safety In . GIRLINGS' WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR. With this next your skin you may defy the most biting breeze that blows, of the most insidious draught. And 'tis really dependable too ... . , woven to give plenty of body movement, and capable of plenty of wear where the wear is hardest. . ' } VESTS ! SPENCERS ! COMBINATIONS S We've every size in stock, and can fit mothers and maids and even tiny children. COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE ! THE VALUE IS UNSURPASSED ! . ' ' ■ '» . . • ; ' ' ' ': ' ii I nm :- i fmrmßmmm ! We pride ourselves on THE VALUE WE ARE GIVING IN MEN'S UNPERWEAR. Every line is thoroughly reliable and / guaranteed to give splendid wearIt is sdvisab'e to come while the range is complete. Otherwise there's the possibility of uur Leing out of your size. HALL OF COMMERCE, -Pictoft* - Blenheim. HavelocK.

REMOVAL WOt ICE. W. H. Humphreys & Co., GENERAL CARRIERS, &c. Agents N.Z. Express Company, Ltd. BEG!- to advise their numerous ■ clients and the public generally that on and after FRIDAY, Ist May, their' business will be carried on in premises lately occupied by ttie McKenzie Carrying .Company, Ltd., and MrC, L. Goodman. ■~ ■. As heretofore, all furniture removals, packing, and forwarding of. any kind will receive our expert attention. The Stable will be run as usual for those requiring stands and feeds, but the livery portion of the business wul be discontinued. ! W. H. HUMPHREYS, Manager. Telephone 329. Box 9. THIS WILL INTEREST YOU And help you to save money when buying your DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, etc., because you can buy anything in that line at WHOLESALE PRICES from C. H. J AIWES, No. 1 Sample Room, Wynen Street. JUST ARRIVED. Ladies* New Felt Shapes, in all latest colors, at 4s lid. New Feather Mounts, in all shades and shapes, 2s 6d each. 'Ladies' Rainproof Coats, new colors, 21s each. Cream Radierata, 42-inch (all wool). Is 6d and Is lid yard. Flannelette and Wool Stripe Blou^ ings, 6*d and lOd yard. Cream and White Flannelettes, 3s lid, 4s lid, 7s 6d dozen. Calicoes, Sheetings, Flannels, Blankets, Damasks, Towels, Dress Materials, \ and thousands of other lines. ,'ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICESV , NOTE ADDRESS: O, H» JAIVSES, No. 1 Sample Room, Wynen Street Next Benning?s Sitore. Telephone No. 187. £.. & J. WALTON INVITE CUSTOMERS TO INSPECT THEIR STOCK of ladies' and Children's Winter Wear. CHILDREN'S COSY WINTER COATS. Ladies' and Children's Comfortable IJ> derclothing. FUR SETS ior little girls, from 3s 9d per set. And other warm garments to combat Jack Frost. !5. & JL WALTON, Market St. South. At NAIRN'S. Wlotor-Cycle and Cycle Depot, Charies Street. I7INFIELD side-oar combinations ZA Enfleld lightweights; Harley Davidson single and twin cylinders Ladies' Hobarts; Hobart light weights; Hobart, Jap, and Veloc< »Sturmey-Archer 3-speeds. F.R.S. Lamps, 1000 ft. beam Lucas's Motor-cycle Lamps; P. am H. Motor-cycle Lamps, 3 qualities and Miller Motor-cycle Lamps. Motor-cycle Covers and TubesEnglish, Dunlop, Michelin, Hutchin son, and Pallentine. Motor-cycle Horns, varied assort ment.