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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 86, 11 April 1916, Page 1

ftepyUß NBfiGE CBUtiE Facts are Stubborn L^VEN'more stubborn than; the man JOj ' who won't believe when he is face to face with them. But the fact remains that if you need anything in SADDLERY Jg% jf^fcL harness JElrasnj^f ' TRAVELLING «C>|7^fej your wants are likely to be best ' supplied by MARSTON, ■ SADDLER AND TENTMAKER BLENHEIM. 'Phone 225., MRS D. WILTON, Picton (late off t the Trocadero) has taken orwr Dominion House, near Union BM. , Co., thoroughly renovated it, and offers accommodation of the best to patrons. Boarders and week-end visitors invited. AH meals obtainable at ordinary hofors. 'Phone 42. . ■ . .— — —I- _ £, RELIABLE WRISTLET WATCHES! \{s Special Discount to Soldiers! p .. m •?*" \ A splendid selection, ranging from ■' ** . ' 17s (id to £5. ■ <c-">. FEIIRY—THE JEWELLER. • "') WTAN'YEp KNOWN. — Gies", ▼T. Buggies, etc., for hire; aTso ?ev^_ 7-scater Hudson Motor-car at Mcßenzie's Stables. 'Phone 158. IC. M. Gibson, Proprietor. FOTND.— Best place for Towels. Bigvstock—bedrock value. Likely to l.c scarce later on—even at famine P nc?, s- „ Buy now and save at "Gibbartf's." i T RANTED —Buyers for White and •_t V Bm.vn Striped Towels-Vis each. hum make—kind that wear and pu»ase.-~VGibbard's." >.'i|S|OL>DT of 'em all!"— Lovely : - -Ji:/Wljite Bath Towels—nice soft ■ fimsn—2t> x,59 inches,. Special price ; ; 7s Gd Kalf-dozen.—"Gibbard's." A -SNIP! WWte~]Ro"lie7Towelling— iTS- 18 inchos wide—6d a yard, 5s 9d dozen.—"Gibbard's." Ti^ANTGED KNOWN.-^ust landed • 7 ? v , spocial lixie Fleecy Flannelette, in mottled blue and dark grey. Our . price, 2s lid lialf-dozen yards.—"Gib- r bard's." lOST. —That care-worn look—since *, mother- started to buy Drapery and Clothing at "Gibbard's.'" QPEGIAL.—Women's Grey Fleecefi lme(I Bloomers. 2s 6d;' all-wool ■knitted Colonial, 5s lid. Limited ' 'rquantity. Apply sharp— ''Gibbard's." RU ALIVE to the fact that you ' "' can reduce rost of livin^ by buyfSj>rapery an?d Clotliing at "Gibbard s? Spot Cash trading is the key to tho better there. , *: STTOiKNOT TIES.-iew lot just /. -. to. itimd—neat designs—ls each:.' min^FTyMENnnditpaystobuy . ' J." Clothmg, Hats, Shirts^ Under- - panis Singlets, Braces, Socks, Collars Handkerchiefs, Camp and Travelling Riifts from "Gibbard," thei Spot Cash Draper and Clothier No! 3 Market btreet-North (next MePhail's). INFANTS' LAYETTES. OUR 1 GUINEA PARCEL contains: ' 2 Nightgowns, 2.day gowns: 2 lons flannels, 2 swaithes, 2 silk and wool v i vests, pufr, puff box and powder, '"i safety .pms. OUR 2 GUINEA PARCEL contewis: 2 JSightgowns, 3 day gowns, 1 pretty robe, 3 long flannels, 3 silk and wool ; vests, 2 swaithea, 1 head shawl, puf, puff_ box and powder, safety pins. Christening robes, wool and cashmere shawls, bonnfets, etc. ' BEST POSSIBLE VALUE ,B. & J. WALTON. >Phon e lß7f rketStreetS<)ttth- '- It's Beyond Question 'if' That for the best grocery value in ! Marlboro ugh GASOOIGNE'S are easily first, and our many valued supporters may rest assured that although , v we regretfully anticipate still higher ••, prices for best goods during the continuance, of thi* cruel world-war, wer shall always, at all costs, be found giving the best uniform values obtainable in tho province. Kesn cash buying in the best markets enables us to sell at PRICES SECOND TO NONE. Early ordering will oblige, especially per ''phone. W. E. Gascoigne. n o tTo¥. I DESIRE to thank my customers for their support during the time I have been in business. Although having, enlisted for active service, my business will be managed by Mr Geo. Hayes, who is well Jniown to Blenheim. I beg to solicit further patron- - age irom both eld and now customers, whose wants wiil receive ©very Attention. HANDSEWN WORK TO ORDER. Repairs a Speciality. AH classes high-grade Boots and Shoes in stock. 8, HY^IOMAN, BOOT IMPORTER- ' Market Street South.