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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14235, 1 March 1917, Page 8

Grundy f She nnan Ltd. GREAT FIJfRMITURE SALE 4 '■•'*■• - •••" -'^ ■••■ - i - .-, •— ■■• ■•"*-■' -"' •".-■ w - *■""■•• ■■•^••* "■ " .■■■■ , ■->--•-• . ....":. #. ■ £?^£g? Begins March 2nd; €pd|s March I6th. Foreword : The whole of our large and valuable stock will he offered during this Safe at Pre-WW Prices. r*' if *^i,IVJ^~" — ~^^^^^S2W/ 9 x 12, £12/10- 2 only Children's ( ot , .lip rail,, with woven nvxttt^T 2a ' - each Children's 3-no'sitkm Chair 1 ? 37/6 ' 2 on *«' l^ ea -g ra ss Pramettes. £4/12/6 | '[$}?■ '■'■'&'' _„■■ JS "" " _/ Now £10/12 6 * . ■'"'■ ■■ ' ■ ■ ■:•••'!',• -■ •■*""■ ' A B.g Stock of oilr famous TOURIST^ CAItsj' ' \iP''iff^\axk ■ 5 only Vestibule Rug§,.'£ x 4-6 £1/17 6 Now £1/12-6 ' ■ , . " ■— — " cream, black. 97/6, 87/6, 80/=, 75/g . ' *. ;■■<*• h ' ' .f% ■ ■■ '•.?•■• ; ' ' .-•-.-■ v .,.,^ ■-■ ;'* '■>■'■ ''-'•■. "■ r-^-. •'; .■ ■* ,- •■ ; -. .•-.-. -,-. ■„, • ' " J ■ ■]:.!:' ; HtJKNKRS. VROCj^ERY AT PRE-VfAR PRICES. -HOUSEHOLD LINENS, at P^war Pricey. S^^l ■■ 11 W. and 0.. C. and S. E%n.li Chiri^^' ' dinner Wire- ' ''' Tp& ? Ware-' *«"■ ■ WJjije Twiltod : .Shpeting. 1/1, 1/3^ .;-- , 27in Velvet Pile 8* Now?n ' w 10/6 and 9/6 per dozen. . " ' Plain White Dinner Set : 60 . pieces. 3 Sets only Daulton Ware. . -Whiter lwj lefi Sheetmg. 1/9 2/=, 2/2 ?!!"• „ • l~ ,n ; £ w /'?. w - nnd (1 - Cream Jn«s. 3 for |/. » 67/6 Now 57/6 90,- Now 72/6 ' 80m. White Twilled Sl\eetu»g. 2/,, 2/2; ;: Ha,r^arn 10/6 Now 8/11 W. and (I. 1 -,>t: VJn^s. ' 9rf each. ■ V fhev and (?Hd TU ie Dinner S»t 60 ' ; fhe .Housewife Patent Pillow Slip. «10d, lA, 1/3, 1/6 -each. i- 27i\" rSttV- 4 6 6<? 6 1 Now no 4« ./r 2pt. J, ISB . each b ' , • "^piSS. 72^6 Now M Special Li^e-.f Aborted, all white. , .White Turkish .Towel.. . 10d, I/- f '1/3, 1/8. 1/9, 2/3, "2/0 li'TiSSS' 26 ? nJw^II '/f J A Sporial Li.« of Tnmblem, key deiiigiv. . . BhJ nnd f I pld Line" Dinner Sot ;60 . 17/6- ■ "' "' SST Wh? W^lL.' ', r ' JL o \i' w J/ n To clear at 111 ncr dozen ' " n\pe*>k 67'fi X'nfc W/fi ' " 18in - White Terry lowelhng. 6d per yard Z 27in. Straw Runner, m blue, R reen, and fawn. 2/9 Now 2/3 tocicar at i PQr uozen. , , pieces. 67,6 >o^ 57/6 , 24in. Whife Terry Towellinff. d& uer idrd Anjrlo Orient .Reversible Riifjs. "' "' ' ' ■ ' . «•• '■' ■ i y ... * i . . , i' Usual 30/-. 25/-. 22/6 Sale 25/., 21/6, 19/6* : . f , „ „, m«TjJLI— UJgffti ' ' ' - ' ' £l1 '- ■' . ...>. • . '■•.'. ' ■; j— 'rSstfr &&"*--"' 7 - CUtTAW^ .. . /E33 1 CURTAINS/ . ' > , 4 Sati ,-^^f^l^^^-. - ; - •'-<•• {■^aHllliS^lfi^HmWWwSii ! * 7211> All .Linen Satin-faced, r J,'aJbl c .Damask. " I.OOSH COV i: US— Order now when you have such a splendid '■L nßtMinii 1 J 5 /' 6 ' 4 / 6 « 4 A 3 / 3 Choice. ...... . . .■'*„•' :--.|r^3 |*' H^ffr ) kT , . ./ ; 24in. T«bje Serviettes. 1/9, 1/6, 1/3, 1/-' each ] 50in. Shadow Tissnesr 6,&. 6/6, 5/6 Now 5/9, 5/6, 4 8 Wlt^ "j C FI A C *? PI ICC ? f •" '1 P N ° I J O . me 1S * XK ° mC un J ess;c^' » *j"- p Li ,^ n Tpwelling , 1/. / and^ lOd per .... „' < 3Giii. Shadow Tissues. '■ 3/6. 2/11 Now 2/u and 2/6 Qotton Goods the chance E^^irT^ &.' .f pP ticing, and cannot be made . \°J 2 * «" lkl m" .- 8d ' 10^' and ls?= yd - : :j 3Cin. Forest Design Rep. Cret. 29, 2/6 Now 2/3 and 2/- to purchase at thejs£ Q^UreS <fc> fj^ "W". % &.' -B fc '1 SO without Curtains. They J-iJieu Ulaas Lloths. ; .1/., Ipd .and 9d :, . v ; I aS« SS^SSiJ? iaTi/'"ii« ia mm S ho O ,d no, be mis i ed .r M»HIH| give Ihe, finishing touch. , ' - '-'''' ' All new clean goods. -„.• •*2 BBUl 1 Buy now while cheap. TABLE COVERS^ . - t BEDWINO— Winter is- coming, be prepared. Win. Cream and W. Voikv Col. P.ord. /W^BfLjMiilßiMwfe^ =3=4 §?^r = %&0&i 2 P' pees 50i »- C ' oltl - Madras, m fawn . Tabe Covers, m Tapestry, Chenille, and. Mohair. \ Dunble-Bed KaDOC Mattresses m. t; i» s «ni«T'ts. 1/H Now 1/8 : f| l^\:^i^jHQiK»li . i». .. • BeSSs and. grey. A T ow -2/6 ... , Curl Centre Covers, m cardinal; •' green.: f. brown, artd blue. * Csnal 97/6, 65/-, 37/6 Sale 77/6; 53/., 27/« <.„ ■, H' >o f A? ", „,,;, f I -X/ 5* " ' y?" 1 ,'iY 1 - I?;'?- fJ/J pPV ''"I 1 '- Jrarl.lo- K rnii.e<l Oil' Baize's TH/3 per ySS .'< -* ; feO,ik,. li 47^,jO ft l2 / 6Sj, i W7/ l !, 8 /n,../0 I *"«■"' T4C*rtr- V"- '*: -I ■:: „W '■ - Mm/ 'ff »y ' MJff-MJSfVrj."- Mosaic mtevne.l 0.1 Bai^/j p^^ rd . •,.-,.-,.,1^11. ll^tjy :iib-^L m-** lV^f 11 IC4I X :......',.■ . The Crp<iHgfy and Furniture Warehouse. ..

Gura n'^ %40-in^ie^ ¥ «^# l^f. ; : GUR Semi-Annual Closing-Out Sale oi ' . Hifeh- (ylass Drapery is «arousing a, S*23sk ■■ ' great dea^.pf^nsar.^f j^d- t .enthusiasm, ..;.- 'mSSsEf "'"''?' tor whicli there is ample reason. ' " • rV . OUR S^LEi PRICES iARMEItigEP-^i : 3 X^\ x TIpNALLY LOW ! r ' *V\ -4nd every article carrying a Sale Price S&rL^v;i£ \ bears testimony^to. .our Bargain- ' V /v^^^JmiK \ giving Capacity.. , j H^/JjLt^ign \ \ SPECIALS FOR LAST WEEK OF - TnJJ^^F / / STOCKINGS, I/- pair." ffiHjify^^?-^ NECKWEAR, 3d each. , . Wm I \W ] ' j'" LADIESC HATS, 5^6. • llIHvlJB^/' '< LADIES' BLOUSES, 2/6. «H|fß E W /■''"■•'■ LADIES' DRESSES; 4/6, 5/6. JWM»,T # LADIES' fKiaTS,v 2/6. /'■» ' *SBll lILJ F LADIES' TESTS, J/-, . . H flT>d ; CHILDRE^'SMILLINIERY, 6d and . T^JvX ' : •■-;■ A. G- - ■Q.ilßllil,^ * r ' : ; i .-.;,. THE UP-TO-DATE DRAPER.

MANMNC & CO. % 6^EU^T®BTO|^ • BOTTLED ALE ANIJ' STOUT IN QUARTS AND PINTS. * ; ;. v! i Also >;.- : •"■ i 10 AND 12-GALLdiJ KEGS. EQUAL TO ENGLISH at HALF-COST^ 'BITILLIAMS AND TrETTLE. T lit)., . AGENTS. ■ ■" * MITCHELL, pNGLNIER*. BLACKBMITHS, AMD OOACHBUILDMUI, J^RIGHT gTRIIi. first Impressions In Printing . . Tne .Printed Circular depends upon first impressions for its success. . . Its place on the deak or m the waste-paper, basket is determined by its* attractiveness. ATTRACTIVE PRINTING costs no more than ordinary printing. The ability to add the attractive touch depends , upon the man handling the job. for Attractive Printing Telephone, the -t, "Herald? Printer, 527 •\tnr- j-.u -cVi And Traveller will call on yo» «t once. ' j

"MR FARMER: HUPP IT INTO TOWN! Up-to-date fanners everywhere are giving up' horse-and-trap journeys to town and are travelling by Hupmobile instead. With the Hupp there is no "pottering about," catching horses, grooming, and harnessing — you simply Rtep into the car, press a pedal, move a lever, and you're off ! You can travel at any speed from slower than walking pace to 60 miles an hour. Cushions are ten inches deep and the body is so well sprung that you scarcely feel a jolt. If it comes on to rain, the one-man top is .quickly adjusted, and the side-curtains make it a cosy closed-in car. For night travelling there, aro powerful electric headlightsi— small searchlights. In town you can dim them so as not to dazzle horses. These are but a few Hupmobile advantages. For further particulars and free catalogue, apply J. R.. Redstone and Sons, Agents, Ginborne; or A. Hatrick und: 00., Ltd., Wanganui, distributors for North Island. '

INVICTA MIXTURE— AN ALL-BRITISH SMOKE. Invicta Mixture is a better mixture, because it contains none of the adulterants so common to other mixtures. Invicta is a .pure and choice Wend of natural Rhodesran grown tobaccos, perfectly matured and sKJHtJIIy: tfhbsßn'. ;' Thus it is oure. British, ..< Syliolespnie. and good. Moreover it Has a' really distinctive : fra?rance and an inimitable flavor— every whiff i s enjoyable. It is free from burning, and will not bite the tongue nor sour the pipe, invicta is 'the light smoker's tobacco— full 2oz. tins is— all tobacconists. Dreadnought Navy Cut is fuller flavored and a stronger Rhodesian Tobacco, for seasoned Smokers. Every tin aroaranteed In perfect condition— is full 808. .