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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3526, 30 December 1913, Page 3

OF NEW 2,009 Yards Marked at Alnost Half usual Price ' IT’S an ill wind that blows nobody any good,” and although the recent labour disturbances did disorganise trade-in the Southern Cities v ery badly, it placed in our way one of the cheapest lines of DRESS GOODS that we have seen for many a day. THIS warehouse was ,owing to loss of trade consequent on the strike, very heavily overstocked in certain lines and gladly accepted cur offer of about HALF Usual Price. THE Materials and Colorings are quite the newest. Examine these values — 10-INCH FROSTED CREPE, in all the leading shades, including Cream. Sky, Biscuit, BroWn, Grey, etc., regular price Is lid - Special Price 11 Id yard. 40-INCH SPONGE CLOTH, in Biscuit, Brown, Yieux Rose, Saxe and Navy, regular price Is lid Special Price 11 yard BROCHE CREPON, in Champagne, Saxe.- Grey and Black, regularprice Is lid - Special Price 11 LI yard 40-INCII COLORED in Rose, Salmon and Saxe Blue, regular price 2s 3d ' ' Special Price Is 3d yard 40-INCH CREPE PIQUE, in Rose, Salmon, Cream, Navy and Grey, regular price 2s 3d Special Price Is 6d yard 40-INCH SPONGE PLOTS in Smart Self Stripes, Yieux Rose, Biscuit, Grey, and Reseda, regular price 2s 3d Special Price Is 6d yard 40-INCH STRIPED COSTUME SPONGE CLOTHS, in a large range of Smart Effects, regular price 3s 6d Special Price 2s 6d yard SEE THESE MATERIALS IN OUR WINDOW. PETTIE’S M THE HOUSE ©F QUALITY”

XMAS BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS * —FOR—- , Grandpa and Ma Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, I'nele and Aunt. Boys and Girls, And the Baby. AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT! PIONEER SHOE STORE, FOR ‘CHEAPEST AND BEST.”

DO YOU CONTEMPLATE REMOVING? IF SO, TRY CLARE & CLARE, AGFNTSFOR N.Z. C ARRYIXG C : " rtiEY employ competent, carefu 1 men, and clean, commodious vehicles, thus ensuring Satisfaction. PARCELS & GOODS COLLECTED, And Forwarded to Any Address. —OFFICES AND STORES—READ'S QUAY. ’Phone 614. Box 164. W. A. O’MEARA, GENERAL MERCHANT, GLADSTONE RD., AND PITT ST. NEW FRUITS, Ex Canada Cape from New York. Muscatels, slb clusters Muscatels, lib after dinner clusters Choice Santa Clara Prunes Choice Oil-bleached Sultanas Choice Seeded Raisins Dessert Pears Dessert Peaches Dessert Apricots Jordan Almonds Sicily Almonds HAMS, aH sizes. PIE FRUITS, 1 Gallon and 4 Gallon. Climax Apples. Peaches. Apricots. Plums. PRESERVING SUGAR. Brewers’ Crystals. No. la and No. 1 Ex CORINTHIC hom LONDON. 10 Cases Superfine Toilet Rolls. 50 Cases Colman’s Starch. Colman’s Mustard. Colman’s Blue. 20 Cases Crosse and Blackwell’s Potted Paste, Anchovy, Bloater, Ham and Chicken, Ham, Beef, Tongue, Turkey and Tongue, Strasbourg, etc. Crosse and Blackwell’s Essence Anchovy Crosse and Blackwell’s Calves Feet Jelly Crosse and Blackwell’s Lucca Oil Binder Twine. Hay Forks. Reap Hooks Scythes and Stones MANURE. Agricultural Seeds Cooper! 8 Sheep Dip, Powder and Fluid

CHAS. MORSE, TOKOMARU BAY TIMBER YARDS AND SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,. Paints, Papers, Oils, Lime, Cement, Ironmongery and all Builders’ Requisites always - on hand., PLANS, ESTIMATES AND QUANTITIES ON APPLICATION. A TRIAL SOLICITED. JUDICIOUS WOOL-SCOURING MOST PROFITABLE RETURNS At AND QRR 'S WOOL-SCOURING WORKS. Box 17. ’Phone 5 short rings. WILKINS & ORR, TOKOMARU BAY. - THIS SPACE ■a RESERVED FOR G. E. BANNISTER, * HORBE-BHOER, GLADSTONE ROAD. c ■■ V-.. 1 ■■