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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14688, 21 August 1918, Page 6

First Show OF New Spring MILLINERY AT McGRUER'S. , A LL THE NEWEST CREATIONS ARE HERE, LMPORTED DIRECT FROM TnE BEST LONDON AND CONTINENTAL HOUSES. • - YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT. ___________ ' .j. McGruer & Co. ON THE NEW CORNER. |i_lM_____-_B__l__M^M______BßßM«Mßß«BMßß* B^^ Signs of Spring and Summer "^^^^ Are evident in our Display of /^^l \»_ ~ COTTONJFABRICS. /Wm^^K DON'T decide on your New Summer f^J^^/^P^S^I J/jf\i*,\ Dress until vou have sean our .. . v*^^Jn**L?.. f •illVLi. \ SMART -ARR'AY OF 13AINTY ' Iwr-QU .JAwY MATERIALS. NLl'\ IN EVERY YARD THERE IS AN. SSSnI, f A APPEAL TO THE EYE.. MJR AIM. \& PLAIN AND FIGURED 'VOILES tkffl, M fe^\ ti b APPEJAL TO THE. ARTISTIC EYE. JjVl M L : ,'<«»# THE EVER-POPULAR JAP CR-EPFS *fiHf H*G wC^tlfe ' 5 CHOICE POTLINS, MUSLINS, AND Kt^tp' *" f | 1™ I Yoft can depend wpon theso Fabrics I^'lrlM --h ' : \ i Vwm I iox- Qualitv. Seldom before have Aro 11. ili|l'.l ' : '»' JNiiFII^ I _..__sd such a pleasing assortment. Onr JB, ly*W-j k |^ 4r«i\ i.ew shipment was ordered a 10115 time *lH I' U • il' 1 •* «ft I ago, and you wil'l T>a glad to hear f /-(. '4^-fjP li'^ *3h[i ESCAPED A RECEIXT BIG RISE. ill* iM. '& ISSiSi' BUY NOW, WIITLE THE PRICES '1 K MM' J T Ifff 1. ARE RIGHT! " '**fS ? SSU 'cIj MMA In some cases wc are selling at Less , *»'r+'\ f\ l ** ' than Wholesale I'riocs. 1 t \ V % C ROSIE & CO. A& '•«■■•-. % Indian Motor '% AND V . Swan Cycle \A/orks. X (Lato REDGRAVE AND CO.) _____ ■ THE above^Yorks are now under the capable Management of Mr T. McCoomb (late Blenheim- Manager of Messrs Adams, Ltd., ChTistchureh). In additidjjgto the CYCLE REPAIRING BUSINESS, 1 which is undertaken in all its Wan^es by a Thoroughly Experienced and Capable Staff of Mechanics, we have been ; iw3pointed Local Agents for % THE INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE which stands formal] that is Excellent with reference to Workmanship, etc., and to enable u&CLo successfully engage in this branch of the business, we have '33 Just Landed £400 WORTH^F MOTOR ACCESSORIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and arrangements :% ve been completed to ensure regular supplies, to ,, enable quick despatch in «v.ery Department of Repair Work, which will be undertaken XXX ■ oy only Skilled Mechanics. ■'% THOS. MCCOOWB, MANAGER. ABOVE ALL OTHERS FOR VALUE. ! .■ : 1 GO A READY-TO-WEAR lUIAI CLOTHING THE WORKING MEN'S STORE. SUlTS— Greys, Browns, and Heather Mixtures, 47/6, 59/6,. 65/-, 85/-. TROUSERS— Workers 4/11, 5/6, 5/11. Tweeds 8/11 to 10/6. Special' Nobby Greys 21/- to 25/-. BREECHES— For Mustering 10/6 to i 3/6. Special Military Style 21/- to 25/-. Saddle Tweeds 22/6 to 35/. ~" James S. Faulds, THE MAN YOU KNOW. *HHBBBHMHHHEB___B____a__BHH_HBHH^ ■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Mi»«n«M»«»M_»_i«iii i»wiii.i_i-_--»____»_____T___i»M<»^____^_niM«««»Mßn«.«»«Mi ■■ii_i.il ■ »«_M_iin»nyjrwi«_COMMON, SHELTON & CO. LTD. ■ »■ ■■' '■ - 1 ii 4 WE ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK— ' 52in. Ripple Cloth IN CREAM, SKY, PDJK, SAXE & MAROON, 3/6 YARD. 27in. Grass Hall Runner IN VARIOUS DESIGNS, 5/6 YARD. Laces and Insertions WHITE, CREAM, AND BLACK. SPECIAL LINE. ALL I WIDTHS. Od. YARD, Bush Rugs SPECIAL PURCHASE OF BUSH RUGS, FULL SIZE. 25/6. 1 11 111 COMMON. SHELTON & CO., LIMITED, PEEL STREET. TELEPHONE 351. TELEPHONE 358.