Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3689, 26 November 1912, Page 5

If it were possible t-o buv drapery in New Zealand at London prices, it would make a very big difference to the fair sex. This weolc.C. 'Rosie and Co. are advertising Ready-to-wear Robes at London prices. Their London buyer has picked up a fine lot of the latest stvles and colors in these goods at about half the original price.* GREATLY BENEFITED. “I have been troubled with liver complaint since I was ten years of age and under the Doctors’ treatment,” says Mrs F. Donald, Hororata, N.Z., “lnit I found benefit from Chamberlain's Tablets. On many occasions when suffering from general debility I have had reaspn to be thankful for such a mild and gentle corrective tut. Chamberlain’s Tablets.”*

“It never rains but at pours”—but the sort that pours out of a Martell bottle is always welcome.* MAXIM: “Good cheap is dear at long run.” MORAL: Buy MARTELL’S Brandy.*'

In days of old a possessor of a watch was reckoned to be most fortunate; nowadays the most reliable Watches can bo had for a mere song. Grieve, Jeweller, gives a written guarantee with each Watch sold.*

The severest- of critics are loud m their praises of Greive’s, Jeweller, display of Wedding Presents, Jewellery, ' Watches and Engagement Rings.*

. It’s wonderful how even the tick of the old Clock is company; lonely ones come right to Grieve, he has a beautiful selection of guaranteed clocks.*

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