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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14447, 6 November 1917, Page 7

COMFORT AND ELEGANCE IN OUR j WHITE FOOTWEAR; ill™ , b „^ , V:tl , <>^TVQTH. |or,^d»e^ and .ChUdren, we \ %*A \ j"*/ • J Jfi) Show a distinctive selection oi \ W\/V 'WhitS*' Footwear, embracing all the , \ V*\\/*f^ favorite modes of the moment. l \p / •* This Footwear comes direct from leadI MV j ' Ing Manufacturers, who > specialise in / * \*\\l Superior Qualities and Elegant Styles. iL >a^<k i Included in our preserit showing aae-% /X.* 1 n SMART HIGH* LACE BOOTS, in K^^ White Nubuck Calf. \N^W ' \& COURT DERBY TIES & ANKLEV^^y.. * BAR SHOES, in Nubuck and AV V^^&v. v«L « Buckskin* Jj^V^JxrfitfifV • S Also gmart gtyles in WHITE CAN\l VAS SHOES. -y; y =.< Ladies are advised to make early selecvv^^^^^J' tions, while choice is at its best. §». THACKER, 'Phone 132. GLADSTONE ROAD. Box 321. -. ALL .-MAIL. ORDERS RECEtVE PROMPT & PERSONAL ATTENTION. vj|, *;.,*,!*.*<■ '•"'-"■* TMs Cutlery Reputation is Stafnless, ...•■• * —^ — ' - ; TVTAYE YOU HEARD ABOUT THE NEW CUTLERY? IT IS, INfififi*+fi IfifFM), A WELCOME INNOVATION'— ONE WHICH INSTANTLY : -.. APPEALS TO THE I<ADY OF THE HOUSE. OLD ENGLAND LED .THEf^IAY WITH IH33SE: - y— 77;§tai'ri ; lesS' ' '•*. A^fD THEY ARE NOW POINTED TO WITH PRIDE IN MORE^NtEtW .ZfeALAND HOMES EVERY r DAY. " STAINLESS KNIVES'DO AWAY WITH THE. WORK OP KNIFE- '■' BOARDS AND" KNIFE-MACHINES -A'DIP IN .W.AJ^R A WIPI^WITH A'Cl.o^lnD THEiY KEEP AS BRIGHT fiJ$L/A. NEW PIN. THE SPLENDID ENGLISH STEEL BLADES NEVER, RUST, AND ARE NEVER AFFECTED BY FRUIT, VINEGAR, OR VEGE- '• TA%LEfeV ' 'S^A-INT-JESS' KNIVES -SFTOULD CERTAINLY BE IN YOUR B^OUSiEiHOLD. V .' . * > v fc * i,,v ■ • - : i^, rTh" 'Quality IvoTunongersJMp^ ■l^^^^fi^V^^&fi^^^^^^^fi^^^^^^^^^^fifi/ I .fififi,!'. fi.. ;,-, ■y^r-tr— -fifi ..' I \, fififi fifi 1 — ■*-„-■' - .* vi. »■" v ** ifU&' - --,■ • ,ii -p>t«-*--- "' -■'Jtiv/V" • 4 k fi\s**% Tp THE CASH DRAPER, v IS NOW SHOWING A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, AT £IS US.UAL WELL ICNOWN PRICEB — TBUS CHEAPEST IN TOWN. '". ■ Embroidery' ,18 inches, 1/6 to 2/6. Embroidery; 27- lhohes, 2/3 to '3/11. ,--**• Embroidery, 45 inches, 3/11 to 6/11 \ " Voiles in Navy, Grey, Champagne, Blue*, Pink, and White, from 1/9 yd. Blouses in greertr variety, in White, and all Shades, from 8/6 to 18/6./ Blouses in White Silk, from 11/6 to 19/6. Blouses in Tussore Shade, special price 7/6. Blouses in Cre£e de Chene, 22/6 to 30/-. . ; Silk Sports Coats, 42/-. to 63/-. Kmbtpidery Voile Robes,, 37/6 to 57/6. 4J _ Gostutnea in .Tussore Silia, from 50/- upwards. -» t Costumes in*- Gar-'badihe, 105/-,- fully worth 7 guineas. ; , White Piiiiue , 'fekjrts/ special price froin 6/11. f. Our Special Line of Maternity Skirta aire a 'booh to those that wear " thei|[; " l ß*OTies epedally cafiered 'for.' REMEMBER: *■'• ■ ■ • ■'.*' ■ fi ■ f Ti*{£ C^H DRAP^rI * Postage Paid. op Country Ordere. ? ; *'.. , -" : ■ ,;■' /TeL'ufe • .: ; ' V -fi- fi:.t^ fi ;- ■'■ ' •.■••■■ \... '"-fi " ■ •■*- „:,';.; „tL . - ft- - ■ __- tfi ! . -^ ...,, fi , : -.. , „. , t ..~ NOY"EMBER 11ERAM3i ? IN A MON^ OF BARGAmS ¥0R- '; '(■'■■ THE LA DIEIS. TtHE "QUEEN "OF BARGAIN * OFFERS,* * • ' - NOVEMBER SALE OF Ladies' Underclothing. c ".'.^■r :■ ': . : -» ■• ':—_-__ /'■/- ■ v DAINTY GARMENTS, HIGH-GRADE QUALITIES, AT MEDIUM '■". '■'-. y; 'fifi ' ' PRICES: 1 ••"' "- "- ■ ''''-y '• '' :tliAißiT®S?= W>NGCa>bTH : NIGinT)RES^ 4/6, 5/6, 6/11, 7/6, 9/11, 10/6, : :. \ '■'-. andyl2/6 each. 'LADIBSS! NAINSOOK CAMISOLES, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, and fifi fi r - fi 4},w :- " •.' ' '< "■■" "' • ■ '* LADIES' LONGCLOTH KffICKERS, ,2/6, 2/11,' 3/6, 3/11, 4/6,- 4/11,: 5/11. The Garments are all NEW GOODS, daintily trimmed laoe and em- . broidery,' and : include many hand -embroidered. Ladies should not miss* tliisyspportunity. ' *' ';. , fi -.fifi' , y ■:>. .-■ " ■*'' ' ' " .•■'.. Guthrie & Maddock HOME OF GOOD VALUES. 'Phone 189- , / ' 'Phone 189. " — .— — *- «i*. r.i" > ■-' -. ■ ".■ ,-• -* ' '■ \ ■ Poverty? Ciajf Motor? ,■.-.-.. <' 'fififi ' ■RTTr 1 A TT^nr THE GARAGE is furnished throughout" with the most XJ-Eiy ii. UO Hi thorough up-to-date appliances td' effect «peedyrepaiiß, etc., ■ we are giving the utmost satisfaction -to <mr numerous Cuet6rnenrs.%' ! ';^ '■ '" ■■■'(■>; ■■ • •*- -•*.• - ■ • . .. -^yw- :1 4 /'.-■ .r 4 ■ . - -npn A TTQT7' WE EMPLOY an efficient ataff of > practical , workmen. Car« JjJii^iV. U O XL* j e f t ya f or overhauling purpbafee^e handed over to the owners in guaranteed running order. l^T^P ATTmr A * jL WOIRK entrusted to' the Poverty Bay Motor G*rag© XXI-^V/xx U OJ!i j 8 > execu ted with every despatch, and vexaiious delays are thus avoided. , fi ... .: ■.;■-■■' . %-i . ' ? ■ _ These are ' cogent reasons why the Poverty Bay Motor Garage retains the ibig connection it hae worked up under the new Management. We are Agents for the STUDEBAKER OAR— the Car which hae given the tallest satisfaction to purchasers on account of the Price, Durability, and Excellence of Workmanship. P^B. AGENT EOR REPUBLIC TYRES. NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET. HOLD LARGE STOCKS OF SPARE PARTS, TYRES, Etc., Eto. The P.B. Motor Garage, PEEL STREET. x VALE* HANSEN, rPRbPRIETOR. 4 7 lolephonesr-384, Garage. 829, Private ReaiteMU*. - t