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Marlborough Express, Volume C, Issue 266, 16 November 1914, Page 1

f Don't Discard the Old Harness —LET US LOOK OVER IT. WE'RE expert- repairers, Srad most likely can make it serve a long set. • With • good work and first-ela» material we've saved many a worn set for active service, when it wasn't worth while to buy new, S. MAR&TGN, SADDLER - BLENHEIM. popuufe mmt comiift THE, modern newspaper requires very little to recommend it as the advertising medium pjar excellence. Its merits are obvious, and are so. thoroughly recognised that all the most enterprising merchants consider an outlay on Newspaper Advertising as the first essential to success. ' ■ ' !' ■ ".' ' '■■■ ',; . ■-. SUITS THAT SUlT.—Working Suits, Holiday Suits, Best Sujts. Moderately priced to suit air pockets. At "Gibbard's." HE FINISHING TOUCH to » stylish suit—a smart Hat. Fine range, including new two-tone Soft Felts, 3s 6d to 9s 6d each—at "Gibbard's." ■■■'.} WANTED TO CLEAR.—HaIf » dozen Youths' 3-garment Suite, sizes 13 to 16, only 12* 6d each: lees than half usual prices— at .Gibbard's." SPECIAL! Men's serviceable Tweed • Suits, latest style, sizes 3 to 7, only 35s—at "Gibbard's." REAL SNlPS—Men's Derby Ties 6d, wide ends Is, smare made-up' stud knot ties Is—at "Gibbard's." WANTED— Shearers and others to .save 4s in the £ by buying Camp Rugs at "Gibbard's." I^l OUND.—Best place for boys* . Strong Tweed Knickers, 3s 6d to 4s lid pair .-^"Gibbard's." ("^.QOD VALUE.—Ladies' : Laoa \W Collars and Jabots' Is, Is 3d* WANTED KNOWN—Just opened ; another, lot of those favorite *' Women's Plain Black Hose, Is and I Is, 3d pair.—"Gibbard's." 1 A -i VALUE.—Print Aprons, la . ItlJl lid to 2s lid: Red Croc» Nurses' Aprons, Is lid and 2s 6d: • Embroidered Muslin Aprons, 2s lid to 3s lid; Fancy Worked Overalls, 3s 6d to 4s 6d; best Black Sateen Aprons, 2s lid.—"Gibbard's.", ECORD VALUE! Heavj Striped Towels,, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d pair,- White, Is lid ito 3s M pair.—"Gibbard's." \ HIGH-CLASS.BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT THE SEASIDE.

: CROYBOm Preparatory School, 'Day's Bay, WELLINGTON. Conducted by MISS SOMMERVILLB A PRIMARY ENGLISH EDUCATION, in all branches, imparted, by experienced arid highly-qualified teachers. Handsome School : house of fortij large, airy rooms. Generous diet. Special attention to development of character and cultivation ,oi healch. Splendid grounds and ample rejcieation — tennis/ cricket, football, gymnastics, boxing, and sea-bathing. References: J. P. Firth, Esq.* James Coates, Esq., Hon. H. I>. Bell, K.C., John Duncan, Esq., CJolonel A. H. Russell, Arthur J&. Pearce, Esq., and other well-known people. Prospectus and all information, apply— THE PRINCIPAL. 1 NOTE: Pupils may now be enrolled for next year. . ,

. SEPARATORS. \ ~"~~"* •, BEFORE purchasing your separator it will pay you to Inspect fcj» "DOMO." For price and simplicity they arm unequalled. i. All different sizes kept in stock. I These machines have been awarded. • the first prize for five years in. bob? ! cession at the London X>airy Show. Every macnine guaranteed. JAMES A. LESLIE, PLUMBER, AGENT. j Box 122. Telephone 155. ! i j OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. WANTED TO BUY.—Old False Teeth on gold, silver, or vulcanite, sound or broken. We give highest prices in New Zealand. Cash value by return mail. Forward to T. J. DUNSTONE, Bos 845, G.P.0., , Christchurch". j THE DRINK THAT GINGERS YOU UP* Thait's OAMROC Dry oihger Afel ' It is warming in winter and cooling in summer. Its healthful-ess and, purity is guaranteed—even the water is first carefully purifikd. Drink Camroo Dry Ginger Ale^—always!—» Advt.