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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13170, 2 September 1913, Page 7

e^g^g^£_j_l_ • m\ mv m f^4KmLmh *~Amm\WISW mm\lT\ MX _H \f£k 9*\ O^ A \ '^EHF gfff^JT r\9 9 HUVdIIUC? *HT nj^7W_J?\ _£-T^ El^_ — ______ Mi mm f , \ •"■ A jw\ ■ Show ' J^^M m Sorinff lli jl "18. " "JO 111 It lli 55+vIf*g* 111 fill .nall ' 11 5Nr"" '_^jao_, _M^_k I li iim uepai trnenis. '^W %W . '"Sir , Costumes " ; ;-"\ Dresses SOME particularly smart designs m . 6 , ; /The;new Spring Fashions m Dresses new Costumes have arrived for the | . t include some particularly smart produccoming season. We are now making a jti° n s, which should certainly be seen at Special Display of these m. our Window , *-' the earliest possible moment, as the and Showroom, and trust that no lady " styles are most exclusive- t ~ '. who wishes to see the trend of new Prominent amongst the new models styles will allow herself to miss them. are dainty Frocks of Crepe Voile, m . Among the styles showing are smart shades of silver grey> mushroom, lagoon, Costumes of the new Ratine or Eponge and navy blue. These are finished with cloth, m soft shades of grey and mush- Robespierre collars m a contrasting room, trimmed with silk and buttons m shade of material, or of fine net and toning shades. The coats, tire lined with , lace. soft silk and made m high-waisted and , Very becoming is a Frock of new Pos-semi-belted styles. This latter is a tillon Cloth — a soft-corded silk material, noticeable feature of all the newest cos- with an attractive sheen over it. tumes. Other charming models are of CharOthers are of Cordelaine and Taffeta- meuse-de-Soie m beautiful new shadings, lame, m delightful new tonings of pale finished with, soft net. grey and fawn ; collars are finished with Amongst the showing are several Bulgarian trimmings. _ handsome Dresses of black voile and Tussore Costumes come m high- crepe-de-chine, suitable, for afternoon waisted and semi-belted styles, relieved and dinner wear, becomingly trimmed, with touches of color. Blouses o^frf Blouses v«^ — j,^^^ . Pretty Floral Voile Blouses, with Of new styles m Blouses we have a i^t^^^n^ C> W * Americaa sleeves, are finished with ir *'3j f 7 • .'• * $||r"*\' f*k sunshine collars and bows, splendid selection awaiting you here, w «/ f^-*^"_/ Ij . / ' Dainty Blouses of White Crepe Voi'e from simple styles for day wear to the 1| fatfJ are finished with Bulgarian trim - i i * „„„.,+•,.„_. w V A tt hfmlJ mings and small brilliant buttons, more elaborate creations for evenings. -r^AjJtifSw nff^^mM Other styles are of White Net and All are alike m the excellence of their I ft \WiM . JI W Mum. Lace— dainty blouses for both day and value, which is first-class. W ||||| evening wear. . Jl JC_f JL JL. MLM?*?. v3 9 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.

Ihe boarder sat m his lonely room, His heart was heavy as lead ; liis eyes were watery with tlie "flue," And throbbing was his head. riufc soon a familiar voice he heard— Twas his old friend, Mr Jure; A" ho, hearing ho was very ill, Mronght Wood*' Peppermint Cur* It is reported that the Melbourne Harbor. Trust has purchased the Otago Harbor Board's dredge No. 404. FIGHT IT OUT— never let that cold, : however small m the beginning, get the ' better of^ you. A dose of Tonking's Linseed Emulsion administers a smart knock-out to coughs, colds, sore throat and iniluenza, m their early stages, and x certain defeat after a few doses to all illnesses of this nature. Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, all chemists and storekeepers. - A British military mission, headed by ucneral Sir John French, was present at the recent military operations at Chalons, m France. At the official i luncheon cordial speeches were made by ' the British and French officers, who all expressed pleasure at the growing m- : timacy between the two nations. ° ' LITTLE IDEAS MAKE BIG j FORTUNES. „ Give that idea of yours a chance. It < may be worth "a pile" when it's worked j up. Little ideas have made more money < than big ones. Write for "Advice to i Inventors." free. — HENRY HUGHES, 1 Ltd., 157 Featherston St., Wellington. . Traill Bros, and Co., Peel St., Gisborne, | Local Agents. Throughout the Presbyterian Church : of New Zealand, the New Zealand Coun- . cil of the Laymen's Missionary Movement intends carrying on an "every '. I member" campaign from September Ist | i to September 15th, with the object of raising £11;400, appealed for by Dr. Kirk, of the Canton Villages' Mission. This sum is required for sites and buildings, and for the full development of the work, and it is hoped to collect it during the time stated. I know hundreds of people who never ' attempt to <*et rid of their Winter cough. "Oh, when the hot weather comes, it will go,", they say ; "m the meantime it is not very bad." If they only knew it, by the neglect of their cold this Winter, they are laying themselves out for one next Winter, and perhaps a lifelong illness. A cold lowers the vitality of the pystem, and while m this weakened state you are open to dovelop consumption, bronchitis, and other similar ills. Be advised, and look after your cold ; it simply means a few doses of Baxter's Lung Preserver, which you can get at Is lOd a bottle from your •lorckeeper.* In regard to the new State mme — called "the Liverpool colliery," after tho Governor of New Zealand — it is stated that the existence of five workable coal f»?ams is assured. It is calculated that there is available on a safe estimate at least 66,000,000 tons of coal, of Avhich probably 75 per cent., or 49,000,000 tons, will be found workable. Allowing for lost time and other factors, a colliery capaoie of putting out 2000 tons a day should have an annual outnut of about 500.000 tons. So the existence of 49,---000.000 tons of workable, coal, if realised, should give the new colliery a life of 99 years. You become a nuisance to other people' as well ns to yourself when you cough and cough, and if you neglect it, you may lay the foundation of a troublesome illness. Start treating your Winter cough at the first sign, for it is easiest to check then. Use m preference to all other remedies Baxter's Lung Preserver. We could show you hundreds of grateful letters from people who havo found Baxter's Lung Preserver the best. This is not necessary ; if you will ask your grocer for a Is 10d bottle and try a- few doses, you will prove the value of this wonderful remedy for yourself.* • P|ONT COUQH yourself, right '■ Into CONSUMPTION. : PRBSH Alßaad L'ANB'S i BMPMHOS «ORB Bad Craghij.

Buy Hardware Here AND SAVE MONEY. OUR GREAT SALE of a LARGE PURCHASE of TDANKRUPT r is at its height. EVERY PRICE IS ABSOLUTELY CUT IN TWO. COME AND SECURE A "SURPRISE PACKET"-!-QUiTE FREiE. They are Given Away with Every Purchase of 5b or over. I . ■ i , Arthur E. Rees, "Where Hardware Hosts Less" lf_"_ ./Natural gl W " Yes, I insist upon Puriri Natural MmW% eral Water mmy home," says the Pro- 00 wfr __^ fessional Man, "for two ggs V% _r_Tl_fl__HFl sound reasons - They #gj w> MB iBBHI " In the first place the *%// JLMJHHM strenuous mental strain Mb occasioned by my V/% calls for some- %y/ vSJ^isK thing more than a mere yzt yfrys **^ Vi drink- the system requires yY/h 7%fy 't^Jlf "Puriri Water is this, and ||p 'ZoCt^^^sL.^^Lw more. It not only refreshes M& V/vH T^rTy and 'tones up/ but it also z%Z 7V/A adds sparkle, sndp arid flavour 4/A MA toanyoeverage—beitliquor,u>ineormilk. gp My second reason is that my family— gp s^A*9f ~~ . ' " "" " THOUSANDS have learnt to rely on TT" CONOMICAL Housekeepers are now SHARLAND'S MOA BRAND EGG Hi preparing to put down their supPRESERVATIVE, because it is abso- plies of preserved eggs. There is no lutelv reliable, and always gives the best preservative like SHARLAJVLrh «*"-"-"• _Sbs. BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. Just try it! ________ T" _pr~T First-class Buu-uu« T3 ICTURE FRAMING m all its bran-.Vro-Li'. Allotment, Lm, pan" JL ches. Reasonable prices **>.**?' Road. Only £160. Good ten_e,~ X. *» ker's, Grey Street. Also, Portraits ra Lawless, Af«nt. oils, black and white.