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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 4 May 1917, Page 1

Special Advertisements. Their Winter Stocks of s■■' Sl'S* «?• MKI* il» ■ n j l : .;vj:.. rii ! > »•). . , , ;■„ ■ mWWam 1 TV~V. Th e men of this district know full well that they receive satisfaction with every purchase made at GARDNER'S, and this winter time even greater care than usual has been taken in ordering stocks. QUALITIES ARE UP TO GARDNER'S USUAL HIGH STANDARD—STYLES ARE UNUSUALLY SMART—WHILE VALUES ARE EQUALLY AS GOOD AS THOSE OF PREVIOUS SEASONS. We quote here some of the special attractions in Overcoats, Shirts, Pyjamas, Underwear, etc.—every line worthy of merit. PYJAMAS, 5/11, 8/6, 10/6, 11/6, to 18/6. Men's TWEED OVERCOATS. Prices to suit all Customers. Men's WOOLLEN and COTTON SHIRTS at beat values. We have'a fine selection of MEN'S UNDERWEAR at eld prices. BOYS' JEBSEYS in all colours at 2/11, 4/11, and 7/6. YOUR INSPECTION IS WELCOME ! + »»»»>-»w**«*-«*»'i X*X+X*X*X*Z*Z*Z*2*2*X*Z*X*X*a:*2*X'3'Z*X*X*X*X*2*X*X*X JL nt »a^JLIJLJ m A T TyQ tfj* A good hostess is known by the TEA she ser.ves. Her social affairs will gain the reputation she desires and her good taste and nice judgement in TEA matters will be recognised if she serves. jjjis " ~ r ' This is a TEA which is absolutely new to Taihapeans. It is -a special blend by one of the best tea-testers in Wellington, possesses a full rich flavour and an inimitable fragrance. More than that, it is a very economical TEA—gives more cups to the pound that any other blend, and is undoubtedly infinitely superior value. You should certainly try DANDELION T/EA the Tea which goes furthest—the Tea with the richest flavour. Get a pound to-day- 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 2/ —a nicely-graded price range. BENNETT Ltd.