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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3569, 8 July 1912, Page 6

z £3 £3 x to to w m j MS £M A GRAMOPHONE Will amuse you these Winter Nights. See CHOVEAUX about it TO-DAY! Corner Grey Street. Lists Free.

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SALE GOMMEUGED FRIDAY, ' JULY sth5 th - - THE NEW ERA! THE BARGAIN ERA! There are some things in our Store which would be more useful in your Home, and we believe the best w r ay to get them there is to let you have them cheap, REAL CHAEP. Not Cheap Jack stuff but real home benefits from ceiling to floor. YVe never Jiad a BARGAIN SALE before but we think you should have a cut in with us once in a lifetime. See our window for startling reductions. Now’s your time for bed warmth and comfort. 10 per cent. Discount on All Bedding Orders during Sale Week. Seven Days only mind you. Grundy & Shennan, Limited Telephone 2SB. Telephone 28S.

BLANKETS OF WOOL VERSUS BLANKETS OF FROST. Meet th<a cold weather that’s coming with suitable Bed Clothes. Warmth-holding Blankets are the first con .‘deration, and there are enough at Common, Shelton's to thaw the severest Winter. There are Colonial Blankets from the celebrated New Zealand Factories—Roslyn, Petone, and Kaiapoi being equally represented. The wool is grown in the Dominion and woven into Blankets by New Zealanders for New Zealanders. No need to urge you to buy them in preference to imported products. > j COT BLANKETS—GREY COLONIAL AND GREY ENCLISH. ALSO BUSH RUGS AND EIDER-DOWN AND WADDED QUILTS FOR COT AS WELL AS EVERY BIZI= OF BED. Come in and lot qs show you them wo want you to compare our Values. Common, Shelton & Co., LiniTED, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS - - - PEEL STREET GISBORNE.