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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11515, 22 February 1909, Page 2

************************* ************** 2 " * * * 2 ; What makes a Store \ * -. ' " - . » \ the Sest? I •* ? 2 Is a question that } should be considered by & * every and economical housewife. Not J 2 just why it is best for "so and so, ' ' but why "* |* it is the best for " me," why I should do all 2 2 my shopping there. # 2 t; *• J % * Is the chief consideration. No matter how 2 2 l*w lhe price paid for an article, if it is not J * dependable, it is practically worthless to you. *■ 2 Low price does not always mean cheapness. J 2 The Store that is continually. advertising lotv * * prices is the dearest Store m the end, for its J-■ 2 merchandise is not dependable: * * Our watchword is a dependability," and J 2 we strive to merit it by selling goods at prices * * that are as fair to our customers as to dur- * 2 selves. J * Convenience * 2 ■-xu.x-i.a - ' * * ■ $koi;l4 be another feature Of the * l ßest Store, " 2 2 convenience m every respect* to be able to get * * exactly iytpfaat \ yot. want -when you want it, 2 2 to be attended [ito promptly 'and r carefully y in * * short, id feel that your shopping is a pleasure * * rather than a duty. We \ have studied con-^ £ 2 * venience from a shopper r s point of view as well * * as from our own. We 'can make your shop- J 2 ping a convenience and pleasure. * * "'"-.-. . '.'■ ■ * * Courtesy * •* •aaa^—mmmmaaamm. 1 * ♦ Is an essential part of the "Best Store " 2 2 service. Prices and values may be right, you * ♦ may be served promptly and carefully, and yet 2 2 feel that the deference and 'politeness that is * 2 due to a customer has not been paid you. * «. We feel 'perfectly > soft r in saying that all * 2 our assistants are ready and eager to pay every * ♦ attention te customers' needs. 2 2 'We don't decry other Stores, we simply -* * say that by virtue of Our methods of doing 2 2 business, ours is the il ßest Store." * * \ 2 2 3hb Store for the People. 2 : WmSiwie A Co.£td. I * '■ f. E. TONEYCLIFFE, Miniging Director. __ _: -w-

*************************************** NIW PATENT GLEANERS AND AftT 2001000 FEET MOULDINGS "^ LARGEST STOOK^^ f\^ Oatrick faathati. made int. ta. BEBT QUALITY New and Faaluonabli Spraya AND OHEAPEST GARMENTS OLIANED IN THE BAY. By BPMial8 P Mial Prowae, ar Dy«d *aj C«lo, PEACOCKE ANDtX). now having m- *■* *"• *^ 1 ■tailed the Lara{eßfc and Most Up^ __ '.——-—^ o ■1TL.i....... -. . toHi.te MOULDINGPLANT m the Bay, CLIFFORD TATTERSFIELD. are prepared to aunpiy Cnatomera with • ".S^^^ttk _r^ft X ¥ * Ma_Tdiis_ of a qtu&V and at '* PRICE PUSTOMHCKJ SE BTREET . THAT DEFIES COMPEHTION. Telephona 486. _:.; Virii-claat JEaiffliak Oartiieat* yi^SSSSiTr N W ZEHAND INSURANCE aIM^ l £f^ TS * COffIPAH/, LIKITED. : Talepkona^^ ***?** DEPARTMENT. I ]\4 EROHANDISE, Good_ and Freights IY_L Liawed by Steamer and Sailing JOHN W.J MACKRELL ®_iZ««^; JgUTLDER, pajabh? toi London if required..:, PALMERSTON ROAD t Rialt- on 'Specie" aibject to apeeial {Late Senior Partoer MackreU and • CT «* wn "» t »- - Jf>ES :aaLt^y KjOM vi- • V -'■■,"" Afirt forGißborne. : MERCHANTS, FARMERS, AND GEN- , '7 feRAL PUBLIC OR GISBORNE. : — — — \ HAVING oomm^oal Buainess on my GODS ' tIOI&NTJ '" own account, I only wish that you T^TTTO ATTQ TTTATi^I will call upon me for any work that you Jb U.XvJN lO^jLiJN AjT tvantrdone. I thank you for your patron- .'V T^T A T>T?TT^ , _TT<_nr 1 ' age for the last ten years, and, truqt you :y 7 v iLxiJCi XX\J U O i!i. ! will give me a call. Having no expense, X ■- ■■-•■■■ Tim m 6 l^FT^i>N yOU aIWOe DEFY: - T HAY* PLEASURE m inviting a-l to: ING OOMPETmOiN. 1 Yoome and inspect my Stock of i-i- . wnwo FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHEBtimate_ Given FREE. ; -WtijSy The list ia too large to pubHih 1 beg to remain, . 'all- artielea stocked. Here .are a few: — Your h^We servant, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. , JOHN W. MACKRELL. BEDSTEADS (French and Parisian) 432 ■/.... 00T». . „ . IIU;* Blaok and Copper o . ■»■ .: ' •''-■' Alnwonjam : : : ' '_X_ . . Rimn ■ aurggs BE A TOMP X --V 0- T- ■•*-■■:■■.■ -V- 0. -FIBBWONS • •**■"« . ptTTLERY W. STEWART'S : w • mmm - v * »»-, « wp „._.. BRASS RODb L«7Uy DUUI CARPET B^KEPERB , ■• '■' i FILTERS E RSKINE'S gUILDINGS, .U^^^^jn^,^' «^,^., « m^^™.. ' deaired oolwr. PEEL STREET. "WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE." -_ .. PWBK ffiA.Wft, . < I hold very large stock* of Mouldings, Movmte, Qlae*, and Straw.boatd, and am i prepared to Frame Picturea at Low«al BRING YOUR REPAIRS Goat, V r , •' „;. \iyy My CARPET, LINOLEUM, «nd FUR ' tA ' ' !: "' • "- NITURE - DEPARTMENTS are > W "^ knowii. NSW GOODS arriving **el ' tteamer. IN MEMORIAM. TOWNLEY^" V*™**yy, <£* i°* davys,third anS A very Choice Sample of Ca»ds of ' _^V - . yyli _ ' Ghaate DMigna. Samplea of wbieh may __ —* * \j£XE-Xl XJ yjnnwim u«igna, o p p my -ppjjQjjjj^g, BLAOKB i CWHBf Ajn) ba «een on application at — X 4 •''• "_ X^,'.V ' COACHBUILDERS, HERALD STATIONERY . B* 1G p? B TRIB * T V DEPARTit-CNT. v V - AGENTS for X X T^ 0^ 1 Q^ JjJNGINES Eriuaatet for th* above fuaiihed " ___^ Fwrt ow applicatian. J: E. WHITBY :' : ' -X' : ; ; Q.ItoCER ... j\^ABTB pAPER IS how carrying on Busineße m _„,, a . rn nr „__ **..„-*„*, ' PremSsesat FOR SALB DT- ANY QUANTITY CORNER OF GLADSTONE ROAH ' .. x . AND GREY. STREET? 7 • At the (Opposite E G A. Reynold*'). /-HERALD OVVtCn The Premises beipg too cramped for my '• ytiwium. Lai^e Stocks of '-'"'.r' : ; ' ' . GROCERIES, BRUSHWARE, Etc^, ' |i^MnMiMMMM«MMW| Tp -make necessary .room, I have , j iiiriff riITII »¥AII decided to Sell the LANE S EMULSION. SURPLUS STOCK M.m\Ea 49 UflUlrtJlVil. At Makaswaak people at«mg. Carat ANY PRICE FOR CASH. Coughs and Colds, bullda the TO CLEAR, !»t&.^ «!t .. «-crjrwkm. J