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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14450, 9 November 1917, Page 7

COMFORT AND ELEGANCE IN OUR WHITE FOOTWEAR. V YA \ll "DOTH for Ladiea and Children we A \ Til -*■■-' ow a diatinotive selection of . \ w|\ \ l^l * * White Footwear, embracing all the 1 \\2l favorite modes of the moment. \ \"\^\? I , '^ s FootweaT comes, direct from lead*I 'V\ v I * n f Manufacturers, who specialise m J VA\\ Superior Qualities and Elegant Styles. /L >W»^L ' Included m our present showing are — l\ SMART HIGH LACE* BOOTS, m Vi.^^v -^ak ' Wliite Nubuck Galf. VSv^ \!*\ COURT DERBY TIES & ANKLE VpA: BAR SHOES, m Nubuck and \^?*^»^ nwL Bu-dtskin. M\ \ -^jriJSffX AJao § mBXt gty^ m WHITE CANVA I |>^v y AS SHOES. '^V Ladies are advised to make early selectione, while choice is at its best. 0. THACK^ •Phone 132. ... v . , ,-, GLADSTONE ROAD. Box 321. ALL MAIL -RECEIVE PROMPT & PE&SONA% ! ATTENTION. ...fWri'-Vi* .)>'*;(' ._■;■ „'••'''.*; ! .' '■' '- ' This Cutlery Reputation is Stainless. TTAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT THE NEW CUTLERY? IT IS, IN- ■"- DEED, A WELCOME INNOVATION-ONE WHICH INSTANTLY APPEALS TO THE LADY ofc THE HOUSE OLD ENGLAND LED THE WAY WITH THESE Stainless Knives AND THEY ARE NOW POINTED TO WITH PRIDE IN MORE NEW ZEALAND HOMES EVERY DAY. STAINLESS KNIVES DO AWAY WITH THE WORK Otf KNIFEBOARDS AND KNIFE-MACHINES^-A DIP IN HOT WATER AND A * WIPE WITH. A CLOTH AND THEIY KEEP AS BRIGHT AS A NEW PIN. THE SPLENDID' ENGLISH STEEL BLADES NEVER RUST, .AND ARE NEVER AFFECTED BY FRUIT, VINEGAR,, OR VEGETABLES. 1 STAINLESS KNIVES SHOULD CERTAINLY BE IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD. ■/- ' - ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^ S. SXQIST3B, THE CASH DRAPER, IS N6W SHOWING A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER^ GOODS, AT HIS USUAL WELL KNOWN PRICES — IHE CHEAPEST IN TOWNA -Embroidery 18 i^chto, 'l/6 "to 2/6. Embroidery, Zi inches, .2/3 to 3/11. ...... „■' ' Embroidery, 45 inches, 3/11 to 6/11 Voiles m Naty, Grey, Champagne, Blue, Pink, and White, from 1/9 yd. Blbuses ih great variety, m White, and all Shades, from 6/6 to 18/6. Blous* m White Silky wm U/6 to 19/6. \ Blouses in* Tussore Shade, special price 7/6. Blouses m Crepe de' Chene, 22/6 to 30/-. £i\\ Silk Sports Obats, 42/- to 63/-. . Voile Robes, 37/6 to 57/6. j ? Ooetnmeft m. Tussore Silks, from 50/- upwards.' <** H^ doetumes m Garbadine, 105/-, fullyk worth 7 guineas. White Pique Skirts, special price from 6/11. , <* Our Sjiecial Line of Maternity Shirts are a boon to those that wear them. Babies specially catered for. REMEMBER: THE CASH ORAPER. Postage Paid on Country Orders. . y ,;^,w '■;,.> iWv v,„. ■■.;■'. TeL 1157. ; .' a'A a. a r A.AA .Vi ■ ....... '>** 'v..''. — —————— * . *ij w «,-../ ' :;'.',■;;;- ~ '.'**.- * v ■ ■' -. * ' NnV"RMT^TTIT? HERALDS IN A MONTH OF BARGAINS FOR ' y , . rr", ■> i 3HE "^UEEN," OF BARGAIN^O^FpftS^ y> -^ Guthrie & Maddock's .^i: ;'\ ;;;^OVIiB : pB SAiE OF Ladies' Underclothing. DAINTY GARMENTS, HIGHiGRADE QUALITIES, AT MEDIUM PRICES. LADIESf LONGCLOTH NIGHTDRESSES, 4/6, 5/6, 6/11, 7/6, 9/11, 10/6, and 12/6 pacn.' LADIES' NAINSOOK OAMIBOLEiSi 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, amd 4/IL-. ■* *•;'• » ' Aa-a' •■ ■ ' '•' * -■'•"•'• ■■'■- ■ ■ ' LADIES' LONGCLO'PH' KNICKERS; 2/6, 2/11, 3/6,, 3/111 4/6, 4/11, s^l. The Garments are all NEW GOODS, daintally' trimmed lace and' embroidery, and include many hand -embroidered. Ladies should, not miss this opportunity. O ;■'*.* , A ; '-. V Vi--. A' i ..'..■'••'..-■ A.,.. .;'■'■ Guthrie & Maddock HOWE OF GOOD VAtIJESi a '■'. I AAA^Wfm^ aaA,.;a.: ' .■■■:, ■■'. .;^;^vA' J ;^e A iß9.. ;-. BEG^tURI? THE GARAGE is furnished throughout with :ihei most y^A^.A" T_ j4iorou'g|i.' n^ etc., . ar© giving the utmost' satisfaction to our numerous Ous- *.*..' .'■•■; I' '. ■ ;■;' tomers; *.y.v * : > *-' • ' ; '..-..'-''••■ ■'*■••'■ ' -' * : : : . ' . ■ -..- .' ' ■■.. *•',, v "' v. ' . . i ■-.-.'.. -..'..:. BEG^AjT^SE Wfi/^tt!W>Y an efficient '^Jrtaff pf v^jM^i^/:wi^ib»'/;Cto •*-W-i \sj&.i\j. PA^^i^it^^i. r : for ' ovfrhaUliiig • purposes :«ne handed over to ! - j A ,i . '. t^e owj^^vin/ '. ; v Vv..- V BEGi^XJSE Pov^y ; -Bay. Mptpr ( Garage \/|H-M „*'-*..".\--^-*--'.;^tt'-;'eiecu|ied., ; with' every . despatch, and veiitibus' delays are .'.'■': 'A A^A.y^hn^^<^4od..,,A ■'. ■ .A- .' A- yi'A.A- ■-„ -,-V ''■•,.. * These.^ara.; COgeait reasons why the Poverty A^tor Garage retains the big connection it has worked. up. under the new Management. . ■ ■- : .'' ' * I';* • - ; ' - /. -i'•' - -'.*! '.; ....-.,■ * W&%9§Agfsi* for the^ ifcjDEBAKER CtASi^4ifa^ :: -tfep;' ; ba» hß^tui; . ihe full wt < satisfaction to purchasers on account :of thp Price, Durability, and Ex- * cellence M WbrimaJhsnip. > A" ... fp , • ,-■■: A-.. j., . ■ ■ ■ .i<«.< i-v > t,l .i»i*-,y J P.B. AG^#FOR ; ItEPuBLIC TYRES. NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET. , WE HOIfD I/ABGE STOCKS*. OF SPARE PARTS> TTRE», Etc., 3Sto. ■? I'PEEL STREET. \ _ ■■ VALD HANSEN _ PROPRIETOiB. " .. Telephone— 3B4. Garage. 829.VPriyalO.R^»w«nOfc.