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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16213, 25 August 1923, Page 8

w I $ I «G s: 3 epvsce, Sir I ¥00" WANT SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES SUITS, GOATS, .BRACES HATS, HOSIERY. ■... We Want Your CWt'om. Let us attend to your wants, and you ivill always be Correctly Attired at the. Minimum Cost. ■ ,-because'<iut^lof v X'^^ ; ■- '■■ *. *-* : ' *'-'■'■ >-- *&.'■■ ~ } ">- x ~~ ■%• • - i JOST WHERETO BUY ! • ';. - V J ."■;"■: •' - A "d "\ ; ~""' '' ': WHAT TO BUY? \.. '* '"■" And HOW TO BUY !!" , MEN'S OUTFITTER NEAR HERALD. WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A BIG SHIPMENT OF ..... Wl^ Including *3 SHEETINGS, CALICO. LONGCLOTH, LINENS, TARANTULLE, FOR-, I ' FAR, TOWELS, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS:' ALSO FLANNELETTE 1 IN PLAIN AND STRIPES. : * THESE GOODS are worth your inspection. The values are right, having been purchased before the advance in; cotton goods, took place. We are also showing full ranges of. SILKS, in Fugi. Plrrin and Orepe-de-C'hine in all shades, Georgettes, Paillettes; also a beautiful range of Fancy Silks. ■ ..', -, In our Fancy Department we have a large assortment of the latest NECKWEAR, including Tab Collaring and Bertha Collars; also full ranges of Silk and Wool Hosiery. Special offer in Plain Fuji Silk, 29 inches, 4/11. M. ; Special in White Crepe-de-Chine, 16 momme .16/6, 12 momma 11/6, 10 momme 9/11, .9 momme 8/11. , '.\ ■ Special in Colored Towels—2o x'4o 2/9 each, 20 x 45 2/11 each. Special in Printed Bed Covers; beautiful designs. > Single Bed size, 8/6,10/6, 12/6, 15/6. Double Bed size, 18/6, 21/6, 27/6. , Special in White Matt Shirtings, .30 incW 1/4, 1/8. 1/11. 2/3. Special in 30-inch Jap. Colored Crepe, 1/3! All shades. '.'.", 'PHONE 358. 3HO WHO OM 11J8:

l IM?&* 71 The OVERLAND Is the Car for Ail Roads. Whether for service on the well-payed roads of the city, .or the gruelling demands made upon it by back-block roads, the. OVERLAND always comes; out on top. \ ,* Arrange a Demonstration Rp with Us. ! To ride in an OVERLAND is to be impressed by its comfort and the feeling of having a huge reserve of power on which to draw .as necessity arises. . ;. ■<' ■, ">■■ ,<''.' ,]' "J ,-;4 ;,; ~';*;-■ To own an OVERLAND is to own the means of getting the (greatest- mileage from every gallon, of ' f uel,'' an<jL this low "after cost" is only one of its many pleasing features,' . •' Call and see us to-day! I . : ■ ' < SLIGO & ALLEi NEXT OPERA HOUSE 'Phone 510. 'Phone 510-,i PEEL STREET.

OF THE New Season's Dress Fabrics OPENING UP' EACH DAY AT i if: wa*«^ inm MAKE AN INSTANT APPEAI). INCLUDE MANY DISTINCTIVE, AND'ORIGINAL NOTES OF DAME FASHION THAT HAVE BEEN IMPOUTED DIRECT FROM THE WORLD'S BEST MARKETS. EACH DAY REVEALS SOME NEW NOVELTY; ■ ' A, GREAT FEATURE IS THE WONDERFULLY EASY PRICES, WHICH BRING THESE NEW FABRICS WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERYBODY'S' PURSE. S. H. PHILLIPS THE MANCHESTER AND DRESS GOODS SPECIALISTS.

£450 MAIN PORTS. «k wt, ?//&/%*&»•* *t(i I A 3 m « Know Its Hidden Values. They Keep Essex Young. IN "ESSEX" PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS BESTOWRU ON HIDDEN VALUES. THEY MAKE THE HEAL DH-TERENCE IN CARS. FOR WEIGHT CARRIED THE "ESSEX" FRAME IS THE STURDIEST BUILT. EXPERTS HERE AND ABROAD CALL ITS MOTOR TOE FINEST OF ITS SIZE. i IT IS BECAUSE OF ITS HIDDEN VALUE. THAT "ESSEX" CARS THAT HAVE BEEN 50,000 AND 60,000 MILE?! ARE TO-DAY AS DEPENDABLE AS WHEN NEW. , / PAWiIOULARS AND DEMONSTRATION AGENTS :