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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2233, 9 November 1907, Page 2

SUITS FOB THE BOYS AT ROBERTSON’S. ( c i There is more Value in these Boys’ _ Suits for the price than is possible for you to get elsewhere. More value means —better quality—better workmanship—perfect fit, and good finish. They are long-lasting, serviceable Suits, that will keep their shape and look well for a long time. BOVS’ GALATEA, DRILL, CRASH, AND HOLLAND BLOUSES, And SUITS for SUMMER. Immenso Assortment to Choose From. AT 1 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) I ) ) ROBERTSON’S o N rjpHE £jORNER, 'WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE.'

rjiHE PJIOP JJOTOH OF gTYLE AND IN F OOTWEAR AT HANNAH’S, THE CORNER SHOP, Appeal to a Man’s Comfort, and you’ve got him right where you want him. This is an age of comfort in every sense of the word, but when the shopkeeper can offer for sal 6 an article that possesses to a marked degree the qualities of comfort and style, there is practically no limit to the demand created. THE SENSE OF STYLE IS INHERENT IN ALL MEN, But the sense of comfort is far more pronounced. TJIHE gHOE oecunicjue position in i Wo are now showing many new and I snippy styles for the Showground ! anid Racecourse. ! (Give us a call at the one and only HANNAH’S, CORNER SHOP.

gJHOWBOOM jY OVELTIES For IARNIVAL W E JEEK. WS: PISJI & G°o. Are Making a SPECIAL DISPLAY of J^EADY-TO-WEAR JJATS,

TRIMMED MILLINERY. Ladies’ Muslin and Gingham Costumes. ■Ladies’ Cream Serge Costumes. Ladies’ Tweed and Cloth Costumes, in great variety, including the j new Kimono shape. Ladies’ Dust and Race Coats. Ladies’ Blouses and (Shirts, lin endless variety. Ladies’ Dress Skirts .and Underskirts. Ladies’ White Skirts, Trimmed Lace and Embroidery. Ladies’' Underclothing, very choice. Ladies-' Shoulder Scarfs. Ladies' Belts, Ties, Gloves, And IN GREAT VARIETY.

ALL DIRECT IMPORTATIONS',. And THE BEST. POSSIBLE VALUE. PETTI E AND ETTIE AND V^O., Gladstone-road, ■ GISBORNE, / .STOP AT M ORSE’S. ORSE’S, CENTR,. AL HAIRDRESSING SALOON, Tiie Most Up-to-Date Salwon ill A Town.