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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3627, 13 September 1912, Page 3

We are making' a Comprehensive Showing' of . . . SPRING NOVELTIES 51 i massßEsa^Bzmm THE . . NEW MILLINERY. Tiie beauty and charm of the new MILLINERY MODES have already won recognition. All ladies who have seen the display in our Showroom are loud in their praises of the' new styles. Represented in the showing are Smart Models of ENGLISH and CONTINENTAL CREATION, and many charming Hats designed hy our own Artiste, A Special Feature of the. display are the beautiful LANCER PLUMES and TIPS, which form so important a part of this Season’s Trimmings. We extend a cordial invitation to all LADIES to call and view this display. S.V w/m DAINTY FROCKS & COSTUMES. m I $ I ■si That we are sure will claim the attention of every devotee of SMART FASHIONS. Every new style that lias found favor with fashionable dressers at Home is represented in this showing. Noticeable amongst the assortment are the Smart ONE-PIECE FROCKS in a variety of now Fabrics and Choice Colorings. Dnintv EMBROIDERED ROBES and Handsome TAILORED COSTUMES for Spring Wear. This display also contains several lilies of new and fashionable GOODS purchased in England at SPECIAL PRICES. •Of these GOODS, which are displayed in our' 1 Window, we invite your criticism. SPRING DRESS FASRICS. If. Madam, you were to step into the largest store in me Dominion von could not wish to view a more charming array of FASHIONABLE DRESS FABRICS for the Coming Season. So varied is the assortment and so choice the designs and delicate the colorings, that selection even for the most fastidious must lie an easy matter. The disnlav includes exclusive Robe Lengths of the new SHO I TAFFETAS - CHIFFON, SILK and WOOL TAFFETAS m bteomin‘r shades ’rich Silk Warn, SAN TOYS, Handsome Bordered ROBES, Etc., as well as a large and varied assortment cl Dainty WASHING FABRICS for Summer Dresses. A visit to our DRESS DEPART MEN ! just now v. ill be of value to you and will be welcomed b\ us. PETTIE’S “TOE HOUSE OF QUALITY.”

«( ••RXGAL, UNDERSLUNG” What’s that? In the past people have been getting up °“ ar ca ” n^ d ßl f e ° d in | rSn S , u*K“siS3 , b,*bM .-B*C*L at ' p '‘“.“ a / e,,I ” E good work with safety, comfort, and reliability. A MOTOR CAR I Bole Agents AN UP-TO-DATE MOTOR CAR II PAR EXCELLENCE 111 THE MOTOR CAR Barlow’s Motor Garage, Where all information will be given and trial runs arranged. Zealandla Boots For value for ever, buy Zealanclia Boots —they’re fine 1

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URANGANU H OTEL ' THIS HOTEL has boon entirely Renovated and Ke-turmshed The ground-floor construction Has boon re-modelled, and the Hotel now ranks with the best. Country folk will find it a very convenient Horn*, being near Railway, Post Office, etc Excellent Table and Airy RoomsTARIFF.: ONLY 6s PER DAY I^CONQMY. -W7OU can save lots of money by X sending vour faded garments to wan Expert Dyer and Cleaner, who will make them look almost as good as new. Consult ADAM WILSON, CITY DYE WORKS, 281 Gladstone Road, Who can prove to you the truth of this statement. Telephone 306. FELT ..SICK AND DIZZY. “For two years I suffered From headache, caused, by liver disorder irrG cr uln.r fiction of -the bowels, writes Mrs. Jane Roves Ravensivood, Q. “A few doses of Chamberlain’s Tablets quickly relieved me, and after taking them regularly lor a short time my liver was m perloctorder, and I was no longer troubled with sidle lieadaclio. Now if I feel t. little bit out of sorts I take a dose or two of Chamberlain’s Tablets, _ and am very soon myself again. _ Bold by E D. Smith, Chemist, Gisborne. N.Z.

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