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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 12 May 1917, Page 1

Special Advertisements. The men of this district know full well that they receive satisfaction with every purchase made at GARDXEE'S, and this winter time even greater caro 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 best values. We have a fine selection of MEN'S UNDERWEAR at old price BOYS' JERSEYS in all colours at 2/11, £/11, and #/6. YOUR INSPECTION IS WELCOME ! A. W. GAMER & CO,

re are Two Ways of YOU'VE READ THIS KIND OF THING: "The tenderest, choicest, richest,, daintiest, shoots ore culled from the plant, and then in the breezy sun-hissed land of Ceylon, Cingalese maidens 'mil peals of merry laughter prepare and pacs So-and-so's tea. That'.3 why So-and-so's tea is absolutely, positively, unmistakably the most fragrant, tastiest, and most velvety —and all the rest of it—you know the stuff that written, don't you. BUT BENNETTS' ARE SINCERE CONCERNING ' ' DANDELION "TEA. We wished to put a new Tea on the market, that would enchance our reputation as high-class grocers, so we consulted the ■best Tea-man in Wellington. In "Dandelion" Tea, this gentleman has blended us Something entirely different—a Tea for refined, palates—a Tea rich in flarouT and bouquet, and at the same it is strictly economical. We ourselves think "Dandelion" Tea "just great"—we would like ya on th emarket, that would en1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-. "~~~"W~% Limited #\S*X*XV*.4XttS fcS'&S $»: