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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3339, 4 October 1911, Page 3

Is fully exemplified in our charming variety of beautiful new goods for the corning season. Evidence of Spring expectations is everywhere, in the showing of smart dresses: the latest in Millinery, Dainty Underwear; the Newest in Dress Fabrics, Novelties in Neckwear, Fancy Goods and :;o forth. Our large and varied Stock is our pride, and you have our cordial invitation to call and view the display, and remember you may do so wituout being under any obligation to purchase. V* 1 m± mi i'd 'hm mm limy. - iA\ s * ■P N & Dainty Underwear. Uul U • » U<ll LIII 'JII . 11 ULI lv O XiU u J V-. u acquainted with this Popular Section of cur business, invite you to pay it a visit, and you too will be loud in y •V, ' / 11 1 1 ' dim i up, If m s■&}& DELSGHTFUL.—It is especially pleasing to us to hear ladies use the above brief but significant expression. It means a lot, and is quite frequently used in connection with our Underwear Department. If you have not yet become we your praises. Ladies Nightdresses, trimmed with embroidery and lace, 3s 3d, 3sGd, 52 3d, to 9s 6d. Dainty Hand-made Nightdresses, of fine longcloths and cambrics, beautifully trimmed with val and torchon lace and insertion, IC3 Gd, 15s 6d, to 35s Gd. Longcloth Combinations, trimmed with embroidery, etc., 3s Sd, 5s 6d, to 7s Gd. Li arid-made, trimmed with rows cf tucks, fine 'embroiderv, and val and tcrclicn lace and insertion, * from 10c 6d, 13s Gd to 21s. White Underskirts, trimmed with embroidery, 3s 9d, 4s 3d, 4s 11c* to 6s Gd. More Elaborate Styles, in dainty underskirts, richly trimmed with lace and embroidery, 11s 6d, 12? 6d, 18s 6d, to 4Sa. Ladies’ Cotton Vests, with plain and fancy tops, Gd, 9d Is, 1s 3d to 2s 6d. •Ribbed Cotton Combinations, with fancy tops, 2s 6(3. Ladies’ Cotton Bloomers, in medium and large sizes with, elastic tops, in white and colors, 3s 9d, 3s 11d and 4s Bd. W) New Embroideries. When we first unpacked these embroideries, fresh from the hands of those clever Swiss workpeople, we were struck with the beauty of their artistic designs, their fineness of texture, and their splendid values. Now that we have had time to examine them thoroughly, we are convinced that in every respect they far exceed the importations of any previous Season. Fine Cambric Edgings at 3d, 5-’d to Gd. in dainty Sprig and floral designs, sd, 7|d edge for threading, Is Gd, 2s, 2s Gd, Longcloth Embricieries, 9d, to 12. Camisole Embroideries, with beadinc to 3s 6d. Wide Insertions, with fancy embroidered edges, suitable for trimming blouses and dresses, Is, Is 6d, 2s, to 2s 11d. Special Hemstitched and Embroidered dress lengths, in beautiful designs, one only of each, 255, 27s 6d, and 332. " NOVELTY SILK FOULARDS. These are quite the latest in exclusive dress novelties, and are at present very popular in England and on the Continent. Delightfully soft and .light —they are ideal for Spring frocks. They come in small patterns cu helio brown, blue and green grounds, also navy and black and white. Our English buyer procured them at a considerable discount. They are 40in wide, and the regular price is 8s 6d. We have marked them at 5s 6d yard. SHOULDER SCARVES. Deservedly popular are the many dainty novelties we are displaying in Shoulder Scarves. Tliev are so light and useful, so comfortable, even in the hottest weather, and add so much to tne effect of the gown. We have a large assortment in Silk Crepon, Ninon. Chiffon, etc., in plain and artistic floral designs, ranging in price from 3s 6d 4s 6d, 9S 6d, to 21s. m w*\ ■'vpt w\ wL JL'- JKioC\JsM "Y '■ns THE NEWEST IN PRETTY HANDKERCHIEFS. Dainty Mercerised Lawn Handkerchiefs, with colored borders, 6d each. White Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, with tiny hemstitched borders and sprig or initial embroidered in blue, 6d ana 10d each. Fancy Embroidered Muslin and Lawn Handkerchiefs, in large variety, Gd, 3d, to 2s 11d each. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. BBgsrsaMMan JSSrSES

HOME SEPARATION. T° ]\/[ilk gUPPLIERS Situated at aw inconvenient distanoe from Creameries or with Bad Roads. THE KIA ORA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRYING AND MILK SUPPLY CO., LTD., Is prepared to receive Home Separated CREAM at any of its Creameries, viz., Puha, Te Karaka, Ormond, Waerenga-a-kika, Matawliero, Gisborne, Patutahi, Te Arai, or at any Station oil the Railway line. ARRANGEMENTS MADE, if necessary. for collecting Cream from Suppliers. Manager’s services always available for advice and fitting-up of Separators, and assistance given, if required, to Purchasers on Easy Terms. MILK SUPPLIERS joining the Company secure an. Interest in its accrued Asset® and Reserves, and participate in all Dividends ad Bonuses paid. Full information to> be had from any of the Directors, the Manager, or the undersigned. ANDREW GRAHAM, Secretary. TO DAIRY FARMERS ON THE RAILWAY LINE AND OTHERS. THE OKlfy BUTTER FACTORY Is prepared ito Purchase —FRESH SEPARATOR CREAM— In Large or Small Quantities. THE Highest Price will be paid for Cream of good quality, delivered at the Railway Station. Special arrangements will be made m any other District for the collection of Separator Cream where sufficient inducement offers. The Factory having made a Speciality in Home Separator Cream, is in a position to offer great advantages to Settlers in the Backblocks. HIGH GRADE SEPARATORS of anv make (10 kinds to select from) at List Prices, on Exceptionally Easy Terms. Separators on view at the Factory,i 120. Peel Street, Gisborne.'Write or call for full particular^. K' A. ARMSTRONGS Manager.