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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2460, 26 March 1909, Page 3

NDABLE” STORE ' v 'f* » ■ ;; VA I* H' : 5 ■'~ 7; ~ —^ To' r /_] Vj 'i'j . 1 *-s*»**«{-« i'. &!s? The first showing of Dress Goods for the coming season is indeed magnificent. It includes the newest and prettiest English and Continental creations in exclusive Costume Lengths, as well as the more useful regular lines such as Tweeds, Clothe, etc. "We need not dilate on the price advantage our goods show. We think Gisborne people know our values well enough to take this fact for granted. Call to-day and inspect. Exclusive Costume Lengths. Smart Two-tone Striped Cloth?, in new shades of brown, greep, and navy, 85/6 and 45/6. Smart Costume Tweeds, in a variety of new effects, 27/6 and 30/New Cheveron Striped Tweeds, suitable for tailor-made costumes, 2S/6 and 39/6. The Latest Two-tone effects, plain material for skirt, checked for coat, 42/Tweeds and Cloths. New Costume Tweeds, in smart heather mixtures, and two tone effects, 44in. wide, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6. • _ Special Riding Habit Tweed, in grey and fawn, 56in., 10/6. A Big Range of Plain Cloths, in Venetian and other makes, in shades of navy, brown, green, and wine, at 2/6, 2/11, 3/9, 4/6, to 7/6. . Navy Serges. An exceptionally wide range, in such well knowm makes as the “ Pirle” and “ Amaranth,” in Estamene and coating finishes, at 1/11, 2/6, 2/11. 8/6, to 5/6. A big assortment of Colored Cheviot Serges, at 3/11 and 4/6. Evening Goods. A beautiful assortment of Evening Goods is just to band, including Mirons, Chrystalines, Crepe-ae-Soies, Fancy Nets, etc. An inspection of these goods is particularly invited. Country Orders. Our Mail-order Department is a boon to folk living ; “ out ox town.” All orders are executed promptly and j carefully. Send for Patterns of anything you need. T. E. TQNEYCLiFFE, MANAGING DIRECTOR.

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