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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2004, 13 February 1907, Page 2

TURN OYER A NEW LEAF. Make up your mind that your garments shall indicate prosperity. A Man’s Clothes are popularly supposed to represent tlio degreo of prosperity to which ho has risen. Lot your 190" Suit say: “Hero’s a Prosperous man.” Back of our name thoro’s a record that means much to you—tlio wearer of our clothes. All that brains can accomplish is bound in tlio ROBERTSON garments. Wo can give you as good a fit as any merchant tailor. A Roady-to-wear Suit to fit and please you, from 30s to 70s. R. ROBERTSON, On the Corner, “Whore the good Hats are.”

SUMMER SURPLUS SALE W. PETTIE AND CO. HAVE decided to Clear tho Whole of their SHOWROOM SUMMER SURPLUS STOCK At tho following Heavy Reductions. COSTUME DEPARTMENT. COSTUME DEPARTMENT. The Balance of Summer Costumes, Skirts, Blouses, Mantles, Underskirts, Tea Gowns, Children’s Drosses, Tunics, etc., at 2U PER CENT. DISCOUNT. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Trimmed Millinery, the vory choicest- including French Models; also, Children’s Millinery, at 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. VERY SPECIAL. VERY SPECIAL. A quantity of Ladies’ Ruffles, Ties, Collars, Untrimmed Hats, and many oddments will be sold at HALF-PRICE. HALF-PRICE. Also, — Downstairs, in the Dress, Manchester, Hosiery, and Glove Departments, many Bargain Lines will be offered. Remnants and Oddments VERY CHEAP. MERCERY DEPARTMENT. MERCERY DEPARTMENT. Decided Bargains in Gents’ Ties, Shirts, and Straw Hats (men’s and boys’). During the above SUMMER SURPLUS SALE, the Whole Stock of Furnishing Goods, including Carpet Squares, Rugs, Curtains, Table Covers, Linoleums, etc., will be subject to a Discount of 15 PER CENT., for CASH ONLY, THE SALE NOW ON. WM. PETTIE and CO, GLADSTONE ROAD.

3 i S ii " Never intends to be without this remedy.” Mrs. M. GLOVER, No. 1 Hyde Street, Dunedin, New Zealand, gives the following testimonial: — For the past three years X have been troubled with Ulcerated Blind Piles. I may tell von that I was so had that at nearly all time's there was pus passing from me; sometimes this was coloured with blood; the pain has been most excruciating. I have tried many kinds of ointment, &c. ; but until securing yours all without result. One Box of Peters’ Pile Cure which I have had, and used according to directions, s lias effected a wonderful cure. It is a Remedy that every household should be in possession of, and I never intend to he without it. ij It cannot become too generally known 3 that S PETEK®’ | PSBe Giaro. I (EASY TO APPLY) I Quickly and Permanently Cures BUND, ITCHING, BLEEDING I or PROTRUDING PILES, b!e from STOREKEEPERS. 1/3. itheciuantity)6/n receipt of price by de Proprietor, AUCKLAND. t, FREE. )on’t Forget it. K For sale by - - - HAROLD KANE, Chemist, Gishorne

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