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NZ Truth, Issue 135, 18 January 1908, Page 6

pROM BASSINETTES^to BALLGOWN PROM BALLGOWN to TROUSSEAU. FROM TROUSSEAU to BASSINETTE. And so the world goes round. In every crises of woman's life where such a useful helpmate as S_VJP_E____---_SrRONG SILO .T Q Fn cEsEmamEEE. s^^" I The Greatest Sale of EVEE WITNESSED IN | CHRISTCHURCH 1 Hss to 8s Saved on Every Pair. \ 1 2,400 Pair of Travellers' Samples— \ I Job Lines — Purchased from O'Brien | Ii and George & Doughty, at 10s m | the £. . > J The above purchase -was ( made just | ; before the New Tarriff was brought^ I down, which alone means another say- | ing of Is 3d pair, and being just m j time for my Annual Spring Clearing g iSale, which takes place every Septem- ci ber, when all gctods the least soiled or I shop-worn are sold for next to nothing. 1 JAMES T. MAINE 1 Known as - ■ _ i "Little Jim's" Store. | _______Ml__-_--^^BP_tPPaß^^^r IX4JU FJELDER'S FUBiTOBE Stands the True Test of Time. WHEN FURNISHING THE HOME You don't want to give attention to look alone— you don't furnish for the day or the hour. You want Furniture that will last — SUBSTANTIAL, USEFUL FURNlTUßE— Furniture that will STAN I THE TEST. / Just now wo- have a truly fine display of all that is good and new m all that is necessary for the completeness or attractiveness of the home, comprising ENGLISH AND COLONIAL. FURNITURE, OFFICE BEDS, BEDSTEADS" and**EDDING, CARPETS, RUGS and LINOLEUMS, CURTAINS, TAPESTRIES and LINEN. GIVE US A CALL THIS WEEK Our PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, our VALUE THE BEST m the City. H. FIELDER & 00., MANNERS-STREET, ' Wellington. BADEN POWELL I 6S QD, (postage extra). Sent any part -7 - of New Zealand. BOOTS REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT! Gents'. Boots (soled and heeled) ... 2/9 Ladies* „ " „ ... 1/9 Blutchers (nailed) ... ... 4/6 Boys' and Girls' Strong School Boots 2/9 AMERICAN BOOT REPAIRING COMPANY, Corner Buckle and Tory-streets, WELLINGTON. W. L,OINERQAI>[, MEKCHANT TAILOE, Late from leading firms of Australia and New Zealand, Throws out A CHALLENGE TO THE TRADE To Produce a Suit Equal m Fit, Style and Workmanship to his make. His Credentials from Leading Australian Firms is sufficient guarantee of ability. " Good Wine Needs No Bush." Royal Oak Buildings, MANNERS-STREET. IPImI And make it a golden, rule P^Xgi n Keepsyour poultry healthyOg||iU> And your egg basnet full. MY SPECIALITIES.— CIeaning and pressing Gents' suits and Ladies' costumes. Renovating, lining jackets, dress suits, frock coats, new silk facings, etc., Personal attention given to Gentlemen's' Wardrobes. Suits made to measures m up-to-date styles. M. «J. BAKER, No. 1 Empire Chambers (upstairs). Opposite Grand Hotel, Willis-street. Tel. 2577.