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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3427, 19 January 1912, Page 7

COOLER AND STILL COOLER »• ■ ■ BECAUSE ■ • mm mu mm HOTTER AND STILL HOTTER! JANUARY is the month that the thermometer dances up to unpleasant heights, it gets hotter and hotter, and that’s why you want cooler Underwear. Look here! For the man who wants to save money on his Underwear, we have the “Just-right” kind'—the hygienic and cool, the soft and unshrinkable brands—that make the Summer more bearable and the spending of money easy. For instance, these— Men’ B Athletic Undershirts, |2s and 2b 6d. Boys’ Athletic Undershirts, 1s 6d and 1s 9d. Men’s India Gauze Under Shirts and Pants, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Men’s Balbriggan Under Shirts and Pants, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Men’s Fine Natural Wool Shirts and Pants, 3s 6d to 6S 6d. Men’s “Wolsloy” Natural Wool Shirts and Pants, 6S 6d to 8s 6d. Men’s “Roslyn” pure wool Shirts and Pants, 6s 8d to 108 6d. These are all good Summer Lines, from good makers, guaranteed Unshrinkable and thoroughly reliable. AT sr ROBERTSONS ON THE CORNER, “WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE. 11

RIDING BREECHES FIT, STYLE, AND MATERIALS PERFECT New Designs in Special Saddle Tweeds—English and our Own Makes— Plain or Strapped, Button or Lace. 18/6 22/6 25/ENCLISH MAKES IN FANCY TWILL FOR SUMMER WEAR 17/6 to 32/6. MAIL | : NEw' ZEABAHPj MAIL ORDERS r YOUE promptly EXECUTED. V> CLOTHING FACTORY ORDER TO-DAY. THE LATEST ARRIVALS. T HE GREAT STRIKE AT HOME HAS INTERFERED WITH THE ORDINARY SHIPMENT OF GOODS, BUT WE ARE PLEASED TO ADv*3E THE RECEIPT OF SOME NEW LINES IN BEDSTEADS, LINOLEUMS, BABY CARS, ETC. WE ARE ALSO PRODUCING SOME FINE NEW FURNITURE OF THE LATEST STYLES, AND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS WITH PROMPTNESS AND AT MOST MODERATE COST. Grundy & Shennan, TELEPHONE NO- 288Ltd. GISBORNE.

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