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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13786, 11 September 1915, Page 7

TLJ ___■ E3M _^"^ DONT GET A FALSE IMPRIW--1 lIC- tSl\_7 SIOy-TIIAT BECAUSE THE NAME _. m^ PKTTIKIS IS A STANDING GUAR AT I RACJTI^JIM ANTEE FOR QUALITY, WE STUCK ONLY HIGH - I'JMCE GOODS ABOUI OUR _ THAT'S QUITE WRONG. H^Lflj Bai We cater for every class of trade, and our largo stocks contain the low-price G— I^^ W^^^ _ffite_ lines as well a.s the expensive goods; 111 B* ■ j| l % however, this is the point to remember : We never sacrifice Quality for the sake ■g* TTWCr °- r Cheapness. Anything bought from ins is bought on. the principle of satisf\yi r^ CT* E_) /\ "T" E_™ faction or the money back, and our \ immense variety provides additional f^ f^ 1 M— ' scope for choice, not m evidence elsoNew Costume These mmmmzstix^ __■_ ■ "»»ifMyy Styles. Charming W BIOUB6S §Our Spring sliowing of „.,•,«. iw / / //>_/ \ New Costumes should lie are very stylish and effec- /W„/ JIM. \ seen by every woman who t»ve ; some of the damtiest IL Iti lU \ is -interested m the new- «»* th .° » e , w h I'and- Mlf f MAX est styles'. We are show- , embroidered voiles, with ff fJ / / // IWi/ \ ing an extremely attrac- . k,w collars at 14s 6d and |f/|J| / |// /m\ tive range of smart Cos- 17s 6d. Others are shown 1IJ\» g J/IJJ^J tnmes m sponge cloths, m crepe de chine m wide fljT jMhVJ^—y^ ' i)iques, and other smart variety ot pretty designs. JjPjfflSp^S-SS new fabrics, m. fashion- Silk Shirts m attractive Wl Pfevfll able checks and stripes,' new shapes are priced at Wi - iPifllll M-ith new collars, at 39s 10s 9dj 12s 6d, to 14s 3d. f f 1 'r'H 6d, 455, to 52s 6d. Other stylisJi Costumes are m fine wool, coteles, garbicords, suiting*;, etc., fKmSI^-* T^EmmflH m new shades of grey, OHiarX irilTllTiea fawn, saxe, > blue, and -■■■._. *%* navy. Prices are 455, HatS 91 Q 625f655, and 67 5 . " aW > *■ ' ®" Cliarming styles are displayed m smart indoor • and street Dresses, some A popular feature of our Spring of the cleverest seen this Millinery display is the showing of season. They are made charming trimmed Hats at 21s. These i;i c sr £ eß E~*ts smart Hats t ; -p--^- »■ ..*• block stripes; iin© cash- very newest styles, and are so far dis-meres-j m attractive shades, tinbtive that no two m the entire coldaintily trimmed, ai)d a lection are alike ; excellent value at 21s. variety of other dainty J^l^ MJ*^- fabrics suited to this sea- Smart Ready-to-wear Hats m. becom- / I / \— _ !,on * Ead 1 one ia an I ing styles, including iffie new small CI I : ==% exclusive style, and the 1 Sailor shapes, are priced at 7s lld, 10s I^^WUT"""' prices range from 45s to I 6d, to 15s 6d. 1^ 80s. ■■■-,",■ I • ■ * Is. Discount m Every £ for Cash. PETTI E ' £_- J&M_r JL JL JL msmmWmf V^P - FOR BEST VALUES.

It's a Mighty II Pleasant Sensation 1 J It's simply ripping to He back m the H delightfully comfortable upholstery of H the •'MORRIS-COWLEY" CAR while Q the smooth-running engines whisk you over the ground m a manner which can only be likened to an effortless glide. BUY A Morris-Cowley LIGHT CAR Ihe "MORRIS-COWLEY" is British , nghi through. It is the outcome «f years' of experience and experimenting — improvements have been again improved, aud everything doubtful, or Kitpeihuous has been eliminated. The "MGHRIS-CUVVLEY" is superb m every sense of the word. Regular supplies have been arranged, and the prices are moderate — 2-seater £245, 3-seater £255, and 4-seater £280. fully equipped, including Lucas dynamos lighting set. CALL AT OUR GARAGE AND BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH .THE SUPERB "MORRIS-COWLEY" LIGHT CAR. . .1 R. BEDSIONE & SONS, LTD. GISBORNE NEW .... RAILWAY STABLES BRIGHT STREET. i i J. CHAMBERS, * PROPRIETOR. 'PHONK 648. 'PHONE 548. .. .*Afl__ssr__K_— _r «»«»..--«_-, BUGQmSj QIQ g f AND hacks ON HIRE. PICNIC PARTIES CATERED FOR. WEDDINGS ATTENDED TO AT SHORTEST NOTICE. „dM__«_B_H_M_B_B_H_M_B____B^ Tp'''T LOOK OUT for AucI' li-, Ij, m n; . m „.,.,,.. lownship Sections, close to new Freezl.UVX*. R Uw «""^' n^K*Pfrf.hig Works, Kaitaratahi.-T. G. Law12s per week; 5-roomed Dwelling, off « . ' Wainui Road, Kaiti, 12s 6d per week; ,"""'• * u -* nt Shop and-. 4 living rooms; Dwelling, pvONT aak for just Pickles, or you'll Queen rit., lOs per week; 6 roomed U iftt them. Hay MILITARY UwetUug, McLeau Hi., 18» par wwk.— PICKLE, and the grocer will know you K. Q. Lawle#«. Agani. I approoiaU «u»lity. f

HOW RHEUMO CURED CAPTAIN JOHN GIBBS. ! RHEUMO affords permanent relief "from Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, or Lumbago. It has cured hundreds of . others, and if you suffer from these comI plaints you owe it to yourself to try it. RHEUMO neutralises and expels from the blood the cause of the excruciating agony — the excess uric acid. Read the experience of Captain John ,Gibbs, the popular skipper, lately of Auckland : "I was incapacitated for eight months and could not go to sea. In. fact, I was bent double with pain. I tried Rotorua for . three months, and came back to Auckland not having received any benefit- Nothing seemed to , do- me good until a friend of mine, who had also taken RHEUMO, asked mo to. give it a trial. I did so, and after taking four bottles, the result surprised both myself and friends who knew how I had suffered. 1 always recommend RHEUMO to anyone who suffers with Rheumatism or Gout." RHEUMO is sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 2s 6d and 4s 6d. I Egypt is said to contain the richest phosphate field m the world. It is situated at Sofaja Bay, and the phosphates are naturally pulverised. One or the returning troopships, it is stated, is to bring a trial shipment of 5000 tons to New Zealand. For Children's Hacking Cough at night. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, ls 6d and 2s 6d.* | Since the war commenced, quite a number of Napier citizens have acquired the habit of visiting the railway station every morning, apparently for the purpose of seeing whether any troopers leave by the mail trains. The platform is usually crowded every morning. OF VALUE TO INVENTORS. Valuable and expert advice regarding inventions is given m the free booklet, '"Advice to Inventors," published by Henry Hughes, Ltd. Write for a copy — it is well worth having. Send a post-card to-day to Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Agerftß," 157 Featherston Street, Wellington ; or F. R. Ball, Peel Street, Gisborne. The son of a Napier resident, writing to his father from London, where he is training with the Royal v Field Artillery, says : There are 25 second lieutenants iv our lot, amongst them men from Patagonia, Vancouver, Bombay, Australia, Penanag, India, Ottawa, New Zealand and South Africa." Moving pictures tell a story, Life's sad incidents are shown, Joy and sorrow, laughter, sadness, Gladness, madness, grief and moan,. But the '"movie" that upset me Was the cough that made me poor Faded from the screen for ever, Chased by Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. All the resources of Malta are about to be .organised with a view to increasing the output of munitions, m which work numerous private firms liave cordially promised to co-operate. ' for iuttuerifca, take Woods' Great Pepl>ermint Care. Never fails. Is 6d and tt 6d.« Sir Arthur William May,,. DirectorGeneral of the Navy Medical Service, eaid at a- meeting at Roehamptoti House, iS.W., that 1000 men were waiting for artificial limbs. Oo Gisborne people realise yet how high the prices of imported goods will be. Not only haa the price of raw material advanced considerably, but the absolute impossibility of securing shipfiing space for cargo must make some ines unprocurable. When the war first broke out there was a mad rush to lay m stocks of sugar, flour, etc., but we •jejera to have settled down now to the idea that there will be no very serious shortage m these commodities. What we have not realised is the absolute certainty of having to face a serious shortago m crockery, cutlery, and all general household requisites. The favorite store, The People's Emporium, is heavily stock, ed m most lines, and with hardly an exception the prices are the aame, but goods are now costing double, ar.d as J the new stock comes to hand the trices must go up. The wise person will buy