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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 97, 26 April 1916, Page 1

Facts are Stubborn EVEN more stubborn than the man who won't believe when he i» face to face with them. But the fact remains that if you need anything in ( SADDLERY JMJSb* HARNESS \ftjfs%ffl TRAVELLING |VV|/^S '/, your wants are likely to be best supplied by ' iARSTON, ■ SADDLER AND TENTMAKER, . ■ BLENHEIM. 'Phone 225. ■ STRAYED on to my property some weeks ago.—One Jersey steer calf, car mark on right ear. If not .claimed within seven days will be sold to pay expenses.—lt. J. Knight, Old Renwick lload. WANTED.- -Growers under contract for Seed Peas, Garlic Shallots, Broad Beans. Highest prices.—Gibbons and Co., Ltd., Seed ' Merchants. ■ ___SV " I \\MNTED KNOWN. — Gigs, ' TT Buggies, etc., for hire; also new 7-seater Hudson Motor-car at McKenzie's Stables. 'Phone 158. E. M. Gibson, Propraetor .£? X A IN Prizes to be distributed cZJtJKJ- to regular users of "Desert Gold," the Queen of Teas. Save the Camels off packets.' I BEG to. notify the public that I have now opened Tea and Supper Rooms in Wairau Valley.—Mrs Collins, Proprietress. * . JULY 30th is coming! Closing date lh'vvrt- Gold Tea. Competition. 91 I .Cash Pmes. Save "camels." ' TADIES! When tired after houseJ work or shopping a cup of Desert ' ' Gold Tea will delight and refresh you. RELIABLE WRISTJEiBT WATOHES* Special Discount to Soldiers I A splendid selection, ranging from > 17s €d to £5. FERRY—THE JEWELLER. i pEMOVISD to George Street, , . J.l,,opposite Bythell's: Dyers and cleaners, and umbrella work.—Hose and Shcohan. , , SAMPLR SETS—Muff and CollaTto match—in black, grey. and? net two sets alike—usually -.'.i so!d_lss Cd to 37s 6d—clearing 11s 6d ? "2 s' r *are chance to get nice set at '^"".v limn "«der wholesale cost.— Gibbards. 7' «• O PJiX:iALS" in Rugs—l3s 6d, 17s O 6d, 22s 6d, 29s §d,- 30s. Get - ready for cold snaps by snapping one of these rugs now at "Gibbard's? 7 t R yoT?H SPiciAL.-Wlnto Towels, Bath Towels, Is 6d. Reduction for dozen or niore.-"Gibbard's.", W 7111.^ TO^VaSLMNG-lg inchei .TT wide. 6d yard. Better linc^-21 inches wide—Bd.—('Gibbard's. J? "VTATL Brushes, 3d to Is: Hair ±> Brusnes, 6d Is to 6s 6d; Cloth Brushes Is Is 6d, 2s 3d; Combs, 6d, toblet- Tooth Brushes, Cd to Is: Old English Lavender Water, 6d.—?<Gibbard s. PUTT YOUR BOY inside one-of those /»j ™vorito Na\-y Serge Suits—los 6d each. Sizes 8 to 14.—"Gibbard's/* MEWS Clothing and Mercery ai w I £S ht P«*es. Fin© range Soft *fli. Hats, 5s to 10s Od—at "GibKH^'^ ■ the Spot Cash, Draper and Clothier. ' , x " 0 SNIPS in Serviettes. Mediiira S^9^ Sn d'> ]arge ' 8s 6d-dozen. V uibbard s. J> ' • CJ. OOD VALUE.-Dark Blouses for «5 rather, 2s lid, 4s 6d, 4* NURSES' APRON^ Pliable ' . quality, best finish, 2s 6d: fine range Prmt Overalls, 2s 6d to 4s lid. Vuv Js lid is a favorite.—"Gibbard s. \\MR o MAP Handkerchiefs, 2d and „] V_ A d t ach ' White Hemstitched ■ 2d 3d, 4d od, and 6d each. Tip-top value.—'-'Gibbard's." . IWFA^TS' LAYETTES. OUR 1 GUINEA PARCEL contains: 2 Nightgowns, 2 day gowns, 2 long j flannels, 2 swaithes, 2 silk and wool ji vests, puff, puff box and powdegl^H safety pins. _^H^^^M OUR 2 GUINEA PARCEL 2 Nightgowns, 3 day. gown^^^^^^^^H robe, 3 long flannels, 3 s^i^^^^^^^^H vests 2 swaithes, 1 heja^^^^^^^^H puff box and powderj^^^^^^^^^^^| Christening robes^^^^^^^^^^^^^H mere shawls, bonnei^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l BEST POSSlß^^^^^^^^H E. & -J. Market S^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l 'Phone 187. vj^^^^^^^^^H F S a x h cmjl^^^^^^^^H .. X. ktajiable at fi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H I In customers' owj,^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^l warded, frei^L-^^^^^^^^^^^^H i to ton—lss p/^ (Sacks supplied ( : 1 doi-.cn. v^^^^^^^^^^^^l {5s per dozen alk ;^^^^^^^^^^H | . returned f rej ' Free railway d k'^^^^^^^^^^^^^M ■■ "n 6-ton truck' f % Early applica?