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I For 1O Days. SPECIAL. OFFER I In SHIRTS .overcoats ai Vance's I „ TROUSERS **•• w«,B!*_*«_s 9 I „ SUITS MARKET PLACE. , „ MERCERY EVERY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING A MAN REQUIRES WILL BE SOLD AT I BARGAIN PRICES S?n(llP1oa' 7 Tasteful |Hf r» ..-sJL-ij—'j_r y arkth«ort-eh « ' 11 J__pi , iiiii^^^mm ■ TjnHE old style of carved and ■**"*•; L^ fretted furniture has give" fflj^ |_^^^^^ place to a simplicity and eleYy gance that give a charming X U» effect. ; Our factory has turned out seme attractive sideboards of late, and we invite inspection. They are solidly constructed of the best timbers, and will give lasting satisfaction. J. J. WENS LE Y ; ALFRED STREET, BLUNHEiIIM. P.O. Box 116. Telphone 87

J, A -MORELAND' AND CO., TIMBER MERCHANTS, lU*TLDERS A. CONTRACTORS. Mouldings am! Machine Planing. B£E-Klge*»£Rd NOTE. TICT'E are «*till dealing in and manv r v.? -iac^ti^i|»% •$$$ :y. -:'requisites',•: and are -lolding -.nil stocks of Foundation. Hives of our own make. See our frames and you will not be bothered with other makes. We are experts in this business, and can explain to you the uisea of all we Bell. It will pay you tc call on us. Ask our customers —THEY will tail you. We stand on our merits. Correct dressing ';BEGI'*SAT | TMB-^EEIY' THE effect of the loveliest costume would be completely spoiled by clumsy, out-of-date footwear. Choose footwear carefully from thoroughly reliable, stylish stocks— you will do so by choosing here. Cx\LL! Pi. KEALY, FOOTWEAR IMPORTER, BLENHEIM. "OH SO EiiS¥2" POLISHING FLOORS is a light duty to the lady who uses f;OZO ESY" Floor Polishers. No "housemaid's knee," no aching arms or back— and another point is that THE WORK TAKES LESS TIME AND IS BETTER. •SO2_O ESY" Floor PoSish@rs are to be had from WARJ> & CO.—price 3s Od. Pop in and let us show you. You will be pleased with these splendid polishers at such a low price. The value is better than any other. Ward & Oc^ HARDWARE MERCHANTS, BLENHEIM.

iWULi&a iiBTICE iSBLUMa. RAIN can't settle on your windscreen if you polish it with NONFOG, the latest invention in the motoring world. It absolutely prevents fog on windscreens, shop windows, tram cars. 3s, Garages and Ironmongersl mAHUA- WATSON'S Car will run E. to Grand National races, Christchurch. Book seats early. 'Telephone 312. : / ~..,,; ..;;.,,, /TIAR leaving for Ohristchurch, \y Grand National w,eek. Book your seats early.—Best's Garage., MARRIED couple want situation, farm-, or station. Good reference. Apply this office. WANTED.^— Good quiet trap horse, about 7 years. —S. Adams, New Renwick Road. WANTED, at once. —A stackman for chaffcutter. Apply J. Manson, Mayfield; 'phone 370. WANTED— By steady pera>n. — Situation as working housekeeper or general help. Apply by letter, "Y.M.," this office. \%: ANTED.— Soard and lodging, T V or room, by young woman engaged during day. Reply "L.R.," tins office. "\ \ 7»ANTI2D KNOWN.—Just art'V.rived: Sutton's famous garden seeds.—rrPlum's store, Maxwell Road. f" OST, between Grove Road and J High Street.—Brooch, valued keepsake from front. Finder kindly return this office. LOST.— 1 pair lady's gaiters, Saturday night. Finder rewarded.—Jacobscn, N.Z. Clothing Factory. r OST.—Small black purse containA ing money, on Saturday, between Theatre and Rogers Street. Finder please return "Express" Office. LOST, between Blenheim and Orovetown, on Friday.—Soldier's belt, containing pouch and money. Finder rewarded, "Express'* Office. . rif\O LET.—4-roomed cottage, Red1. wood Street; range, copper, and scullery.—C. Hill, care Gosling and Son. FOR S'ALE.—Two sheep dogs, one "hunt-away, the other handy. Apply G. Martin, care Adams Bros. TJ^OR SALE.—3_ 3-speed New Hud.l son rnotor-cyclo; good as new. Cheap. _ Apply this office. FOR. SALE.—A good working collie slut; also a young unbroken dog pup. Apply J. B. Barnefct, Tua Marina. RETAILERS! NONFOG adds f hours to your shop window's day's work by preventing fogging and leaving a clear view of your goods. TO CLIENTS.—We have now received supplies of electric torches and refills. Come early.—Parker's Garngej WHAT every retailer has longed for—NONFOG, to prevent shop windows fogging in the frosty weather. One application lasts for days. 3s, Garages and Ironmongers. DON'T risk accidents through defectiyo vision owing to a befogged windscreen. Use NQNFOO, and keep your screen clear. Makes ; winter motoring a pleasure. 3s, , Garages and Ironmongers. j WANTED KNOWN.—Top price given for good baconers. 'Phone 255.—Montgomery and Co., High Street, Blenheim.

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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 184, 6 August 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 184, 6 August 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 184, 6 August 1917, Page 1

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