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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14196, 13 January 1917, Page 6

: . • ■ - .- ■■■ 1 ■ "I. ! Robertson's Ha if -yet* r/y Discount Sale Stats Tomorrow (taturdify). )dfliw y -..';■'"..;., ■ur ■■'■■.' ■ ■ ■ ■ '.' Men's and Boys' NA^ear. 3s. m the £ ALLOWED OFF ALL PURCHASES. j FOR CASH ONLY. .[ .---:, ,' ■;■ ■ AT xJ ; _.■■' , , Robertson's OK THE HEW CORKER ;- WHERE STHE GOOD HATS ARE." 1 ■ ... (No. 2) Our Best Thanks TO OUR MANY FRD33NDS EVERYWHERE FOR THE BIGGEST YEAR!S BUSINESS WE HAVE EVER EXPERIENCEID. ■ . : ;.r' -. ;— — — ■jl/TONTHS AGO WE MADE CAREFUL PREPARATION FOR THE NEW YEAR, AND ARE NOW IN THE HAPPY POSITION OF BEING ABLE TO KEEP PRICES DOWN DURING 1917 AND, WE BBLD2VE, GlVfi THE BEST VALUE PROCURABLE IN NEW ZEALAND. '.''ci^ROSflE & GO. FOR BEST VALUE. arr - : ~V ■ . . (No. 10) EVERY ROOM COOL, AKD YOU COMFORTABLE. • ■■■■.■•. .'■■•' ' ■ ' ' ■ 1 ' . '' .'?■ That's the best of Window and __ Door Y^^-^^-h^^^f^^ft- ?j/l\ Screens. FlieS and mosquitos simply I laTv*"'' cau **• B et " lj an<^ yet ev^. 1% y window and i 3trZ CT It^ fWHH ' jrr] door can *be wide open m summer day iF-Tni ' r^i fill a n ight. I L I^.L-Jl^ _JB |j| I DON'T jjasp when it's only a matter Ir^ I lp""** aP ] IIJIII °f » f©w snillings between you and comH^R^^^^^^H 111 DON'T, let the ohildren be worried | M^^^hlfinilHHlfflll Hi an d °i^n to (desperation when you j hMto^^^^^^HT'l B - OAN keep 'insects out.' flliillllPIPIIfwTPilll&iiflln II DON'T have rapacious flies cwiwling If | B over your food when you can avoid it. ,i I |^HnmEH&9mjSH 2^i^^^_ Prices of Screens are not out of the i**j^Sg^^^™^v Vi'tf • M way at PRIME'S. W^n^L 1^ %*W Door Screens (any size to your order, LM-^S^n 1 *j m best gauze, stout frames), for 16/8. *^^^H^^^M^iQ]ji "Vfi _sm Flies bring disease. Into your spot>S^^ S!^^!ff' l^^P^«f VR^ ess noroe ' any filthy germ ma^r be ■~'«.««wr.Si#. i s& ;^.* f, ; * brought through their agency and "inno- : cent children be the victims. ■ H. RRliyiErt^^ Gisborne. ■„. /■■■■■ -Z^-^--- ;: " • ■■;■ ,^| - ■ i j „■-;•—■-■--•■-■---- - ■■i-hmh 81 , 1,, ,i mi 3 Special Lines 3 / . _■.;■: ■■;•/> Essence of Rennet . 1/6 A BOTTLE. Half-pint f name! Measures, 2/6 BACH. Half-pint Glass Measures, - ' \ 1/- BACH. ALL SPECIALLY -XJ&OKj&D TO «UTT REQUniEMENT^ OF THE r ' v: :V":: v: ;-' ; -^-''-PLrrNKET SOCIETY. GARRETT - Chemist. ■ ■ ' ■ •■ ! ... ;. , . • .. . i HHHHHHIH^HIHIBHHHH^IBHHfIIHHfIHHIHH^BH^Hi^BHHHIIHIHHHHHMHHMHH < ■'' .' ' . ' ' . ■•■ ' ■■-■■■■ Christmas £pHK> 1916. r^^fT OF COURSE, YOU HAVE ALREADY THOUGHT OF THE BOYS IN THE FIRING LINE, AND NOW COMES THE TIME OF THOSE RELATIONS AND FRD3NDS NEARER HOME. THE QUESTION OF A SUITABLE 'XMAS GIFT DEEP CONSIDEIRATION, AND AS THIS IS UNDOUBTEDLY A TIME FOR UTHJTY PRESENTS . . WE WOULD SUGGEST FOR THE LADIES: Fancy Handkerchiefs, boxed m and Neckwear, Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, Mantcuse- Sets Handbags, Perfumer • Panama Hats (newest shape), Sunshades. FOR tHE MEH: , Ties, Bracefl, Socks, P&nama* • Silk Handkerchiefs, . Khaki Handkerchiefs Pyjamas, Sharing Outfits, etc., etc. ; COMMON, SHELTON & CO., LIMITED, PEEL STREET.