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NZ Truth, Issue 509, 20 March 1915, Page 9

Bargain Bales from - GilFs of Sydenham ~ Drapery prices are on the rise. Every-day wants m the way of Men's and Women's Dress are going to cost a big lot more directly. But , . our London buyers are sending us regular shipments l of the kind of clothing you must buy. Some of them have; arrtve'd* already. To give you some idea of our values, to show you iow you ' can save money by buying from us, we quote these Bargain Bales. Fo value to touch them m New Zealand—we vouch for that." 'Your- >! money back if you're not satisfied. ; v -^. Gill's £1 Bale for Men Gill ' s f1 1 gr. Heavy White Twill 1 pr. Men's Dark Strong Sad- Sheets. Full size double *. Tw,.d Tr. UM r. *% fjjj* ** "-"I. 1 Strong Working Shirt with 2. Heavy Brown Towels Collar 2 White Bedroom Towels 1 am i oi. xi _, ... 1 Good White Damask Cloth, 1 All-wool Shetland Flannel 2J4yds long Undershirt 6 Yards the Best 36in Long- . 1 pr. All-wool Sox 4 L . nen Forfarfor Tea • 1 pr. Strong Braoes Towels 1 Soft Felt Hat (any Color) mm^mmmmmmm* ~ I Gill's 10s 6d Household I Kindly send the follow- PSfCCI ing measurement With 2 Strong White Pillow Cases, «*JL». . 1 Hand Embroidered or Laoe OMer: Trimmed Duphess Set , M . , ... . . .1 Hand Embroidered Tray Measurement of Waist, and Cloth Inside Seam of Trousers 1 pr . White Lace Curtains . , X Measurement of Shirt Collar 1 Embroidered or Laoe Run-' , ncr „ . .■,.-.■.. Size of Hat and the Color 2 Hand Embroidonsd Ljnen D'Oyleys ORDERS BY POST Write your Name and Address plainly, please— so as to prevent any miscarriage. Send remittance with order— Stamps, Money Orders or Postal Notes. Goods will be forwarded to you the same day order is received. Mind, your money back if you're not satisfied. PRICES QUOTED INCLUDE COST OF POSTAGE. Gill's-- of Sydenham 482 Colombo-street, CKristcKurcK

A New Applicant for Public Favour— Manning's ; .; Amber Ale 1 ; ■■ I ■ ' ■■1. : : i•/ ■' ' .V- -.1 " Brilliant! Sparkling! Refreshing!

Ballin Bros.' Sarsaparilla •• * ; DranK by all Athletes—Good for the Wind! MANUFACTORY. CHRISTCHURCH. , . :

The number of French and Bolglan papers that are sold m London Is onormovtf. To moot the convenience of the Belgian refugees, there la v great distribution of Belgian papers, and tho commonest of street cries Is, "L/Indepcndance Beige," In tho nativo accent. Many of tho Belgian papers have transferred their offices to l*ondon. and ono English daily paper, the "Standard," has Incorporated a Belgian paper, "The Motropole," In Its columns. A whole page of French and Belgian news printed dally. Now an AngloItalian newspaper la about to be started. People take this as an indication of coming events. In that event, an ! Anglo-Rouraanlan paper ought to make j Its appearance. Many of the men who are offering to serve their country with tho Expeditionary Forces are finding they cannot pass tho Medical Examination. Most of the "rejects" aro tho consequence of diseases caused through tho Indulgence of tobacco. Such complaints aa Heart Disease, Nervous Trouble, Htomach, Kidney and Liver IMhcuihcs nro brought on by tho Nicotine Poison. If this be tho caso with you, do ym>r duty to your country and \uurnelf by sending postal notes 5s Gd ito Kurasmoko Proprietary, Lower Hutt. and recelvo a boltlo of our genuine and guamnteed-to-curo preparation— Kurasmokc.*

80ME REAL GOOD NOVELB. "Downward," "White Slaves of London," "Tho Whtto Blave Market," "Why Qlrts Oo Wrong." "Tho Sands of Pleasure." "The Hiding Mauler." "Spurrows.** "Lena Swallow," "Throo Weeks." Any of theso bookH, post froo, for Is 6d, from— ROBINBON'B, Vietoriii'tquare, Chrittohuroh (Only Address).