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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14712, 18 September 1918, Page 7

ALL ROUND FAVORITES WITH SMART DRESSES. HANNAH'S CLOTH TOP BOOTS (In colors to tone iwith your Costume). mg -*** l &Z!L I /COLORED TOP BOOTS are still as \T^ I! j^ ! much the vogue as they were \ l-j^ 8 * ' twelve months ago, and nov? that Spring - \ li&s' J days are here, Ladies should indulge m \ T'OSi i t' 1 ' 8 Fashionable Footwear, to brighten 1 i'O-fi ! tip their Costumes. ■ iiv«x4 i We make a Special Feature of 7 , l\€e a ', COLORED. .CXOTH TOP BOOTS / ViCS 3 \ In Lace and Button. / VtCes \ ari d would ppecially mention our Jb. \isi \ JOB LINE at 27/6. fflftb^. v«^3 These Boots are truly remarkable Bf?9^^w. >^^»sv vW value ,and we iiay emphatically you canBfiHlk. \^ \ not get bucli quality elsewhere at the WW?sSSg^kJ^\ SEND YOUR REPAIRS. Mm)* V^a«i^Bm^feßi^ SPECIAL.— If special colored top \a wK^^^^^^^^k required, eend us the material, and we will manufactui'e to your requirements. 7 " ' iii■ ii IZZZZI * Satisfaction Guaranteed. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. ! Box 225. GISBOKNE. "' Thone 335. Special DispSay . , OF '■'■"■ . ■ Modern Carpets. HAVING just opened up a Large Consignment of the most TOoderndesigned and luxuriously- woven Seamless CARPET SQUARES, we are m a. position to give a Display such as has iiot been previously seen m our City. These CARPETS are from the famous Sandford Loomß of the United States and the finest British Manufacturers. Having an erect pile, tliey are delightful -to^ -walk upon and easy to clean, and the tasteful designs and colorings excel every previous exhibit m our Dietrict. :.' > Genuine opportunities to select are rare nowadays. DON'T MISS THIS ONE 1 We have also a large variety of . . a .■ i :': CARPET RUNNERS. R r MATS AND LINOLEUMS. Your presence to view this GRAND DISPLAY will be much appreciated. ■•"..'•.■'"' ■')•■■ 1 \ i . . ■', ■ ■ . . Grundy & Shennan Lid. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, GISBORNE. 'Phone 288. V '- /,. P.O. Box 273. ■"• -. " . , 'lii ; ' |i ;i plllß ' OtJKSifnot Pr«s*ed Pap«r. W# of •» PRIMROSE & LESLIE, UEATHEB KXPEItT8 v -...PEEL BTBIET. GIBBORNI. t FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING. TnHE approach -of Spring invariably' JL creates the desire among Ladies, to _ \ /\ '.',' '.-• w obtain somethiifg of " the creations for " the ,new season. ; t Taste and judgment, •■■.■:- coupled with our vast cxpei'ience, have • ■i enabled us to obtain absolutely th© . Latest and Best .in> Spring Fashions. gTYLES IN "gLOUSES, J^EtLJNBRY, And Every Article' for the Spring. ' : CHARJMINa FABRICS In New Colorings and Choice and Taste\l BUY NOW AND SECURE THE BEST ft OF THE NEW GOODS. Guthrie & Maddock "THE HOME OF GOOD VALUES." 'Phon^ 189. . : 'Phone 189. \ • * V "**•-.*■■ ___„._—_> Enamel and Aluminium Ware HAVING been induced to heavily stock m- the above lines prior to 1914, I am still m a position, to meet your requirements at a very slight increase on pre-war rates; and, holding a Big Stock, .Customers have the advantage of a wide selection, to choose from. \ Glass and Crockery Ware. To those having to renew m. the above lines, the increased prices have been cfuite a revelation, but this largely depends, on vrhere purchases are made, as aio two stores charge alike. However, we nre confidtent that we have no competitors m the supply of English-mannfactured White and Gold ' Cupa, Saucers/ and Plates (several qualities) ; also the popular Blue and White Wars, which we are. enabled to retail at a very slight increase ou rates prevailing before the War. ' • * Class war 8. Although fairly low m stocks of Glassware, -we are still able to Biabe a good showing, and are continuing to adhere' as ; nearly as possible to old prieas. Chas. Taylor, CABINETMAKER.