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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 168, 20 July 1914, Page 1

MAKE ONE JOB OF THOSE HARNSSS. REPAIRS. TTvON'T merely titivate a strap or -■-' 'tend to a. buckle "for the time being." Have a complete overhaul afc MARSTON'S. p You can be absolutely certain of the thoroughness of our repairing, and the way in which apparently "too far gone" saddlery caii be done up will surprise you. . BRING TT IN TO-I>AY—NOW! S. MARSTON, SADDLER -' - BLENHEIM. POPULfigl 868?5GE COLUMI. SPRAY! For Apples, use- Red Oil, or Scalin; for stone -fruit use Vermorite. See our New Alpha ' Sprayers, from 30s; Taniwha Bucket Pumps, 30s. Orders taken for Hedge Plants, Roses, Shrubs.—Gibbons and Co., Ltd., Seed Merchants. Telephone 96. /CROCKETT and Jones are makers Kj of the noted English footwear. ' Get a pair from Ivess Bros.. Market Street South'. r^EALANDIA, s ' Cropkett ' and MJ Jones's, Marlow's, and" Bostock'a Boots and Shoes stocked by Ivess Bros., Smith's Buildings. TX7ANTED KNOWN.—Mrs T. T? Herd's European Laundry, Lee Street. Shirt and collar inning machine installed. Telephone 242. SEE the big advt. re Zealandia Boots in another page, then buy a pair from Ivess Bros. ' . I^IHIMNEYS swept and nightsoil \_y removed at reasonable prices.— John P. E. Fredericks, Main. Street. Telephone No. 388. MARLOW'S Boots are worldrenowned, yet you can get them ' at lowest prices from Ivess Bros., Smith's Buildings. WEDDING Presents in great variety. Highest quality, lowest pnc«. Inspection invited.—Ferry, jeweller. IN dealing with undertakings of any magnitude or importance. the decisions arrived.at are largely regulated or controlled 'by Pouncfe— Shillings—Pence. Ways and, means .axe fully discussed^ and after, all the*.. ~ I pros and cons' have been carefully ; considered the Best Tender • 'is' 'accepted. Not^, drapery and olotifing are big items in the up-keep of, efery lome. Thrifty housekeepers are careful to ascertain where , BEST VALUE IS GIVEN. Many have proved to their, satisfaction that a, BIG SAVING can bo effected by' purchasing household drapery and wearing apparel at GIBBARD'S. \ ■ This business is run' on absolutely SPOT CASH lines—the "pay-as-lou-go" principle—and it stands to reason that much better value can in this way he given, than under the reckless TICK system. :. Credit—as represented by running up accounts for food and clothingUris J altogether, different to borrowi_fjf a I stated sum for a fixed period tor building purposes, or land improvement # anq development, where axrole security is given, and the ralu« -increased. Clearly, where articles for wear and tear or consumption are supplied on credit, a much higher price must be asked, and laub it works out that the "good marks'' . pay the losses on "bad eggs." If you would avoid (this, and also make "tlam most of your income, make a n&int of buying your Drapery-and Cloßmng THE SPOT CASH SHOP. Just now you can save more tiian usual, as we are busy stocktaking, and have still. further cut down the prices of many lines, which we desire ' to quit before annual balance. If you?re after bedrock value you can't do better than go to "GIBB&RD'S" Market Street North. ('Tween.MoPhaiPs and Ha_nat's). Healy's Boots FOR CHILDREN Are made to wear I YOU will save money in the end by carefully choosing the RIGHT STORE for the Children's Boots. ' The beat boots are none too good (fox the youngsters^—they're pretty hard on any footwear. At Healy's You are certain of getting the right goods &t the right-price.. Or if you want boots or shoes for yourself the sa.me good fortune await* ' you. THE BEST—AND THE CHEAPEST. , HEALY'S ECONOMIC BOOT STORE. "Put Your Feet in my Hands." BLENHEIM, ii ~ADA B. GAW* HAIR SPECIALIST. HAMILTON, WAIKATO. All correspondence striotix confidential. Price list Post Fre*, j':