Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14340, 3 July 1917, Page 3

ft Footwear |^^^ is a very important coiisidei'atiuii now b^^mi^^^B^Hß'V that the cold, wet weather is real I v upon JflSw^^l^B^U us, and THACKER'S STOCKS are well worth inspection. . oinail. Neat Boots that keep out the M^3SBSS^SS^^K I Winter Footwear offerings, and men who xP"^ want protection from the elements >tf^^S^BßSß6v ' i LAUGE STOCKS WARM FELT SUPPERS FOR THE COLD EVENINGS And GUM BOOTS AND GOLOSHES FOR THE WET WEATHER. S. THACKER, PHONE 132 P.O. BOX 231. ALL MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION. *wmnmi~*iot „.— ».. W -.*. >«iwn^>-.~<ri». «■»!>-- ■.^» >C j I <»-«»k'iii<i I .i mw »«.ic«)i«. l »mir<in»«i«i««»«ii,>,it At the Bird Show MANY BIRDS WILL STXG THE PRAISES OF Parhell's Cages. B1KI) FANCTEIRS who are entering Ca^e -Birds for the Bird and Poultry Club Exhibition, on July 21, are invited to inspect ■our Splendid* Cages. They are ideal — made from bright tinned wire, with no paint for the bird's to peck. Of course, they have false bottoms, enabling you to clean them easily. SEE ALSO CUR CAGE FITTINGS. We have a nice stock of Cage Fi-onts (for putting m front of ; boxes), spare Bottles for Bird Cages, and Cage Fronts for the Norwich, Feed and Water Tins. Strong, roomy Parrot Cages also m slock. , Come and have a look round. . Parneil Ltd.-, THE Q+v • IRQKMONCERS ' ' G'SBOKKI General Clearance 1 OF V MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. NOT having a Special Window to display these- Goods, 1. -have decided, to clear the balance at a Reduction of from 25 to 50 PER CENT. 1 Suit, Light Grey, sua; 6. Usual price 57/6, SALE price 30/-. 9 Sports Suits, sizes 3, A, 5.6; guaranteed Homespun and woven. ■i Usiwl price 85/%- SALE- -pajiee. 'so/-. - / ■ 4 Striped" Tweed Suits (3' -garments? Usual price f 65/-, SALE price 45/-. !»♦ 24 pairs, Saddle Tweed -Trousers. , tJsual. : price' 18/6, SALE price 13/6. 6 pairs Saddle Tweed Riding Pan is. Usual price 30/-, SALE price 22/6. '•;.■• 3 pairs Gabardine -Riding Pante. Usuai price 45/-, SALE price 27/6. /■' Shetland Flannels. Usual price 6/11, SALE price 5/6. Navy Flannels. Usual price 7/11, SAI.E price 6/6. . Samples of Felt Hats,- 'from 6/11 to 14/-. REDUCED 4/11 to 8/6. V. Sample Caps, from 3/- to 4/6. TO CLEAR 2/3. > 6 dozen. Men's Shirts, 20 PER CENT, oif Marked Prices. ' 6 only Tweed Overcoats, sizes 5, .6/7, well made. Usual price 57/6, ' SALE price 35/-. . / 1 only Motor Coat. U.sual price 90/-, SALE price 55/-. ;■, Singlets, Cotton and Wool, Irom 3/6 to 8/6. Singlets. Cotton and Wool Usual price 2/6. SALE price 1/9. Cotton Underpants. Usual price 4/11. HALE price 2/11. Colonial" Ribbed Woo] Underpants. Usual*: prices; 6/11; 7/6. 7/11, 8/6. .SALE prices 5/11, 6/3, 6/6, 7/11. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. POSTAGE PAID. THE CASH DRAPER, Telephone 1157. ■ /■ Poverty Bay Mo or Garage "RFiHAIISFj TflE GARAGE IS FURNISHED, THROUGHODT WITH J -" J Y I * l k f THE MOST I'HOROUGH UP-TO-DATE APPLIANCES TO ' EFFECT SPEEDY REPAIRS, ETC., WE ARE GIVING •' .'••■■»..• THE UTMOST SATISFACTION TO OUR NUMEROUS V CUSTOMERS. ■ ' 'RTr.r^ATm^ wkicmploy an effkment staff of practical **+1. Vf »> " JXJ WORKMEN. CARS LEI<T WITH US FOR OVERHAUL- •■• • • LNU PURPOSES ARE HANDED OVER TO THE OWN ERS IN GUARANTEED RUNNING ORDER. TVEP, ATTKVi ALJj WORK B2STRUSTI-.D TO THE POVERTY BAY i»uv/vuou M()TOR GARAGE IS EA&CUTED WITH EVERY DESPATCH. AND VEXAVTOUS DELAYS ARE THUS AVOD3ED. The<» are cogent reasons why the Poverty Bay Motor Garage retaint the big connection it has worked up under the new Management. We are Agents for the STUDEBAKER CAR— the Car which has giren the fullest satisfaction to purchasers on account of the Price, Durability, and Excellence of Workmanship. P.B. AGENT FOR REPUBLIC TYRES, NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET WE HOLD LARGE STOCKS OF SPARE PARTS, TYRES, Etc., Etc. The P.B. Motor Garage, FEEL STREET. VALD HANSErvI, PROPRIETOR. Telephones— 3B4, Garage. 829, Private Residence. MMBMjWßW — n— ■ <wmhb»—»»— mn—ii«ii»i,nm wwnwuwwat *~T' ~- v im «n iiiiimi «i »mn»niai i»»n » i A//7/7 !^- , lorEconomyP«^ Wholesale Agents: VV. G.-CUOMPTON & CO. JWh jJfcJiSffl^^^ Save Mone y m the Kitchen ! OmTfA J^jßg&Btttim^ lf y our Kan^ { s old and worn out It will pay yon C9J3fl£^CS£39RHrcH weU to replace tt with an "ORION." The euormouß <^\ v) 'F / I rlwHI waste of fuel m gutting- up and sustaining heat man Smtk\ fj\ V \faMwgßl antiquated range is distressing, equalled only by the Iwr* L / .C^^^HHmr wretched results obtained from Ha ovmm. tT ■ /\TIW/\kT ## : yonr B^ Open or Close Fire [""- ymtm^ ■ With coal at the present price and all food f^^M^\fvfz IHBMMH I products so dear, it pays handsomely to ■^§||V '"•§■ ■ cr:i^" .""^'— ■ instal an ** ORION.** Do it how ! Yoo BSMEil^—iWf^^^^Sl ■ will save money m f»el eoooomy. ' MBBOQODfIQt [l^^^^^lh ■ You will have no waat« m food spoiled by bad Hl^^^^Sll^^^"^ I ■ ovens, you will save aittiDg-roonj fires if you like ■■ IM iCHTh iKUL^^^Birf I ■ (by selecting ati Opeu Fire Range), yon will benefit HHn^ IlllliW^^n t ■ :j1) roiLtid by getting into your kitotavn one of th»M ■H|E!^^^llßs^S^>J| ■ H. t, SHALjKLuCK, Lfl.| BUfIWHn, WIiIhICIML*' MWIMM t-X^^aiaaiJMhlMLwrt^^^^S^S