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Is an eloquent proof of the progressiveness and growth of our business. With increased trade our old premises were found altogether' too small. Expansion of our business meant enlargement of our f premises. Our object has beeu attained, and a large, well-lit interior will make buying easier, and more pleasureable for our many clients. Tlie New Goods. Come and see the New Goods. Even those without a thought of buying will profit by a visit. Our efforts have all been directed to getting the class of goods most wanted, to provide for our customers the things they like best at the lowest price. The tremendous stocks we have gathered and the low prices that prevail make us sanguine of our success. We want your opinion of onr judgment. We are sure it will be favourable.

New Blouses It is not necessary to say much regarding our stock of blouses. They are in. the prettiest styles, are rightly cut and well made. Come and see them. Dainty muslin blouses, embroidered fronts, hemstitched collars and tucked sleeves 7s 6d. Muslin blouses tucked' fronts and sleeves with wide spotted insertion let in down fronts, sleeves and collars to match, 7s lid. Pretty Muslin blouses, with wide tucks down front, trimmed with muslin and Valenciennes insertion, 8s 6d. Also a large variety of better muslin blouses, all prettily trimmed, ranging in price up to 25s 6d. Dressy white silk blouses tucked, with val insertion yokes, and pretty lace shoulder effect, 15s 6d. White Jap., silk blouses with insertion fronts and transparent collars and cvuffs, 10s 6d. Dainty new blouses in cream silk, suitable for afternoon, evening or street wear at 2os 6d, 27s 6d, 32s 6d to 425.

Our Three New Windows. Will be frequently re=dressed and will present a constant pageant of prevailing fashion and seasonable and useful merchandise: We hope by attractive setting and a study of the season’s requirements, to command the attention of every passer by and to make the Window Shows at “ PETTIE’S ” worth a considerable detour to see. Wm. Pet tie & CoLtd.

The King of Table Waters. The Water that gives you health & keeps you healthy. ‘WAFRONGOA’ NATL iAL . ij Mineral Water. Drink it as often as you can. It’s good for you. ( Lovely Complexions, The real cause of sallow. dull complexions is stagnation of the skin. ICILMA FLUOR CREAM, the celebrated English face-cream, is the only thing known that prevents this stag- , nation and keeps the skin in health and beauty and ensures lovely complexions. NATURAL Icilma Fltaor Cream is unlike anything else in the world. It is fragrant, foamy and ABSOLUTELY GREASELESS; thus it cannot grow hair nor does it need powder. More than contains Icilma Natural Water, the great natural tonic which is so good for the complexion. For preventing roughness and redness, for softening and cooling the skin and for curing insect bites Icilma Fluor Cream is supreme. Excellent after shaving. [lcilma is pronounced—eye-silma.l Obtainable from T. H. GARRETT, CHEMIST, Gisborne. Fluor Cream—2s per pot v F OR One Shilling a fortnight yon can havo THE “TIMES” DELIVERED i your door. Our collector will call r the money, and you can discontinue ; a day’s notice at any time. Ring up Telephone 600, or oend r eino. to the Manager.

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2601, 8 September 1909, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2601, 8 September 1909, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2601, 8 September 1909, Page 3

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