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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1259, 13 October 1911, Page 7

I Dress Fa-brics. IN COTTON AND LINEN. Ap Ap Ap Ap Ap Ap "VTO'U CAN MAKE SURE of a good selection of whatever' kind of fabric you require if you shop at . ADAIR BROTHERS, LIMITED. are ie!son^bU? TS ' CAMBRICS - C-^ONS and DRESS LINENS our stocks are exceptionally large, and,our prices - t ♦ ? RE^ OT C'4 iV^^^ colorings; guaranteed perfectly m fast in color; 32 inches wide, B_,d, 10£d, and ls yard. . F ■■<*■.«■■* INDIGO PRINT'S, 32 inches wide, Avith spots and neat designs, S_d, 104, and ls yard. J OINGHAMS, very suitable for children's wear, in 12 different shades of the most popular colors, 32 inches, COTTON CHIiP'JNS, striped with toning shades, in 30 different colors, 27 inches, lO^d. ' FRENCH DYED LINIiNE, 46in wide, in 30 different colors, 2s 6d yard. i, qT R ° P ? CAL SUITINa LINENS, self striped, suitable for boys' tunic suits, in 10 different colors, 28 inches * is yci yUICi. * HARRIS LINEN, in new shades of prunella, mace, vieux rose, resida, pink, sky, grey, helio wedsewood tussore, brown, guaranteed to wash, 37 inches, 2s 9d. b y lli - uo > weagewood, j I OLD BLEACHED LINEN, in white (a favorite for summer costumes and frocks) in thp following wMth. i and prices-36in 2s 2d, 40m 2s 9d and 2s lid, 45in 5s 3d per yard. hock.;, ui tnt lollowmg widths % JAPANESE CLOTH, in all fashionable plain colors, 10_,d and ls 3d yard/* j FRENCH MUSLINS, practically unshrinkable, in the newest designs and colorings,' Is 3d, Is 6d, ls 9d yard / MATROX CLOTHS, in plain, stripe, and check designs, guaranteed practically: unshrhikable and fast colors very suitable,, lor children's wear, 40 lhches, ls 3d.; yard. V .-i ' i* *, : _. * *-««*rs, - " ' • -.' .:: . '! . 'Y. "J" ,' "> ADAIR BRQS, LTD. -V..-. ■■--■:.:::• : •-■-'• ■ y:-:: ■? - - ■■- : ' Y

■-' • i tv ' ' " ' ' *'• ■•* : ' ;/ RESIST ! EVERY i ATTEMPT i [ TO SELL YOU ANY j i TEA ! OTHER THAN ! NELSON ! MOATE'S i TriE BEST I 1 EDEBBBBEHBEBK RdNbBHSMUUUUUSiB-9-Attl HENRY WHITF. & CO'S "OLD JAMAICA" Red Heart Rum. j MH __i nHß _aaMHßa-a-MM-a--""*«"""""a****"****""-f'~' The above brand haa been before the public for nearly a century, and is accepted in every market as the highest standard of Rum .procurable, owirtfj; to its exceptional — quality and aromatic flavor. — • W. M. BANNATYNE & CO., LIMITED. SOLE AGENTS for WELLINGTON. wmmmm^mmmmmmm^mmmmm^mwmmimmmimk ■. Y ■■• :,..-..:.■ r ~ !— ■ h - ' -. ir : ,---•' '• ' '■ r ~ r ~- BEE OINTMENT IS TBE SAFEST AND SPEEDIEST CURE. Bv«rywhtr«— Elffht««np«nc«. vs . ■ ■■■ ■ J The Connoisseur uses PURIRI wfth his whisky because he knows that, no either Natural Mineral Water can equal it. It pleases the palate and adds snap and sparkle. ':« \7"OU can easily get | rid of that Coh JL by taking TONKING'S LINSEEJ liMULSION. From all chemists an* •tores. Ir fid. 2b fid. and 4** -fid. CLEAN, wliite. well-flm'shed Cuff and Collars add smartness to one' dress. "Glazo" Linen Polishing Table s what you ' should use. It gives ; brilliant glaze and finish to tlio linen Sold at all stores, 6d -Tablet. I

111 , V ' . =f \ 'Bonnington's Irish Moss cures coughs and colds £ quickly. The first few doses ease the throat and ! loosen the phlegm, and the cough is eured almost be- • fore you realise it. , For fifty years Bonnington's Jias „ been the standard family remedy. Refuse imitations and sub- ? ■ |__ stitutes put tip to give the dealer a bigger profit, i « - * V ■'"'■' Insist on getting JifeawdL BONNINGTON'S j b^3|s-*---'--^^St7 -Cs CARRAGEEN W^'ff Ji IRISH MOSS f-» ____T?* / /fc*u&i7 M,,s Priscbll* Versb, Opera Houia, Christ- § ' ■ V y^>"/.) v /affiWyy / ehurch, 1 writes:—" I still take Bonnington's Irish * V:i 4 y lfay*&t 1 1 Moss whenever lam troubled with a cold or loss A _* ~ Ik °' voice. I find it most helpful to ma in my I , n SJrQs&yjfS professional dutias, aad will always reoommend . j f |NU f y _£«_f \i I " t0 m ? friends -" 85 " t .