Johnston® & Smith? Binomirrß iMAJxam kailom and mxroeri ffowfHownr* New Season's Shirts TIES, BRACES, UNDERWEAR, HALF HOS», CRIOKETINO AND TENNIS gmRTS, MEN'S BOX BUTTS. LATEST IN MEN'S BOATERS, PANAMAS, AND FELT HATS, Al LOWEST PRICES. New Season's Suitings ™~ . NOW OPENED. BIVE US A TRIAL FOR YOUR NEXT IUIK Johnstone & Smith. ONLY ONE ADDRESS i< (NEXT HERALD OFFICE). ffwjlil^^^^Og^l^^ANQ^ALSO A PlftHO FROM CHRlSPS l||||ii YOU CAN HAVE A NEW PIANO IN YOUR HOME WHILE YOU ■ PAY FOR IT. \ OUR TSRMS...ARB EASY. . • / ' - - ''.■■■ ASK FOR DETAILS. " . ASK FOR DS7TAILS, " . -,- .•- ,; : - ■' ' , ( . "■ ■ '; f' Jerseys | Jersey Suits. § C'.ean, tidy, und warm, these are just , Jf the thing for the Boys when the days SL aro cold. It is a treat to see the little . «L. » ALL-WOOL JERSBVS, in Navy, Cream, Grey, and Brown, with polo % collars and button on shoulders, «L t ™> M 5/11 TO IO/6. " , , , ; |; . WMappHgßf*aßH, .TER&EfY SUir-S, all wool, in various^, - iklb^his^^h from iQ/ft to iQ/fi y, ' ICLOTHINGFACTORYI >>* i . . . : " ■ ' _.;■ How sweetly smell the roses in your garden day by day, But aweter still "Crushed Roses" 'moog the clothes you're put away. Crushed s •■. Roses ; ; V : . ■ Sachets Packets Is. Each. DELIGHTFULLY FRAGRANT AND LASTING. W. Stark Lawrie, CHEMIST, GISBORNE. P.O. Box £26. 'Phone—Ten, Five, Two. > ■ ■ .. ■ ■ • ■■ • . An Open Challenge. PATRIOTIC FUNDS TO 'BENEFIT. . ■ ■ • TTfTE are SOLE AGENTS in this District for the Wonderful Chevrolet Car Known aa the "4-90," the most dependable petrol-saving car on the market. There is no Car to equal it sold here of the same size and seating capacity. ' ( We are proud of the "4-90," and claim that it will prove better than any competitor in these respects — ; CLIMB HILLS ON TOP GEAR. • CLIMB STEEPEiR HILLS. . . ■ RUN OVER ANY FORM! OF ROAD. . GIVE A GREATER MILEAGE PER GALLON OF BENZINE. GIVE. A' BETTER VALUE PER £100 PAID FOR THE CAR\ We give a written Guarantee that these claims will be substantiated. In proof of this, we challenge tha Agent of any competitor of the same price and seating capacity to a friendly competition on these conditions, and that the loser shall forthwith contribute to a local Patriotic Fund {to be nominated by the winner) the sum of £50. ■ , ■.'.,' J. R Redstone* Somi Ltd., Gtsborne
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14286, 1 May 1917, Page 6
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