FARMERS! DO §T NOW! ■\TOVR STACK COVER •» *- BINDER SBDEETS want repai*. ing. BRING THEM NOW and aroi* I delay. More than likely you want new Covers. To get beat quality mm finish at moderate prices you mud GO to 8. MARSTON, THE COVER MAKES. 'Phone 225. Great Removal Sale. FERRY, the Jeweller, MOVING to a larger shop in Market Street North (opposite Criterion Hotel). Offers his whole stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS At a Discount of 25 per cent. 5s in the £ reduction. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. PBFUUSB iiSTiCE CBUIMfc /^YCLTSTS.—-Last Days of Stocky.' taking sale. All goods at cost price.—The Best Sports ;nd Cycle Depot. WANTED KNOWN.—We -have largo stocks of polishes for every kind of work. Look in our window cases. —Parker's Garage. A DAME OONSTTN, Astrologist, care Mrs Vannini, Manse Road. Your future directed by mathematical calculations of the stars. Consult Madame Constin in all health matters, as she has cured many where doctors fail.
WANTED. —Growers for some good lines peas, including Prussian Blue. Exceptionally good prices. Full particulars from H. March, Grovetown ('phono 278), or A. 3. Farmar ('phone 197). —P. Cooper, Ltd., High Street, Blenheim. ROSE & SHEEHAN'S Dye and Cleaning Works will be closed until further notice. OPEOTAL LINE quality inner k> tubes, fitted 4s. Other lines equally cheap.—G. J. Bateman, High Street. FT! HERE is no need to have a misty X windscreen 'in fog or rain if you polish your screen with NONFOG-. Invaluable to motorists, tram drivers, and retailers for shop windows. Bg, Garages and Ironmongers. RETAILERS! NONFOG. adds hours to your shop window's day's work by preventing fogging and leaving a clear view of your goods. 3s, Ironmongers and Garages. CLIENTS' new Cycles £8, Ladies' ~K ditto £9.—Just landed: New Imperial Jap Motor Cycles, special prices. C. J. Bateman, High gire»t. ON'T risk accidents througU'de* fective vision owing to a befogged windscreen. Use NONFOG, and keep your screen clear. Make* winter motoring a pleasure. Se, Oarages and Ironmongers. WORTH-WHILERS , —AT— " Q I B B A R D f S" s Toilet Soap, Is box 4 cakes. Brown Windsor, Is box 8 cakes. Special line Towels, Is each. Lace Curtains, 4s 6d to 10s 6d pair. Looped Curtain Net, Is 3d yard. Telescopic Oxidised Curtain Rods, with brackets, 9d each. Snips in Ten Cosies, Is lid. 'Dray Cloths, Is 6d to 3s lid. 36 x 36in. Fancy Table Cloths, 4s lid. Duchess Sets, Is 6d to 3s lid. Sideboard Runners, Is lid, 2s «3d, 2s lid. Lovely Cretonnes, Is yard. Runner Carpet, Is lid yard. Hearth Rugs, 4s lid to 255. Extra Strong Ticking, Is6d. Double-width Ticking, 2s 6d. Print and Voilo Blouses, 3s lid. White Muslin Blouses, 4s lid. White Aprons, 2s 3d, 2s 6d 2s lid. Print Aprons, 2s lid, 3s 3d, 3s bd, 3s lid. Children's Print Pinafores, Is 3d. 54 inches wide Grey Dress Tweed, 3s lid yard. Extra special—Men's Singlets and Underpants, 2s 6d each. Latest advices emphasise: "Big advance in cost of all goods. Stocks depleted—many lines absolutely unprocurable." NOTE. —In addition to lines quoted above we have still in stock White Calicoes, Sheetings, Table Damasks, Shirtings, and Quilts, wliich cannot be replaced at anything near present prices. GILT ESXJED INVESTMENTS await you at "GIB B.ARD'S." ALL KINDS —of— TRACED AND FINISHED ART NEEDLEWORK. —at— E. a. J. Walton's I Market Street- Sftntil* 'Phono 187,
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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 230, 28 September 1917, Page 1
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564Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 230, 28 September 1917, Page 1
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