Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, 26 October 1918, Page 1

Special Advertisements. ♦5 A ' «... « A « «• <9 HI 4 ♦I | Perfect Quality and Splendid Value *| V ff ♦!♦ Household Linen. 5 Miss this opportunity and you court Disappointment. Jj Perhaps even now you require'to replenish some article or articles • 1 Ak , , . of your household linen, and we say advisedly that it is well to obtain your requirements immediately. j*S claim without "fear of cpntradiction that we oifer absolutely & the very best value for your money. 1 Ah. OTOnitS TO MffiTilT TMMTnTVT ATV TVC'A/r A Mr\ci 8 STOCKS TO MEET IMMEDIATE DEMANDS. ARTICLES AT ECONOMIC PRICES. line in matchless quality and every article IS P*n dTQ n + aarl V, nne in maxcmess «iuamy auu every article is guaranteed to give r\ the utmost satisfaction. J AJ There is no need to go elsewhere whpftn vrm eon n*„r.4. y & There is no need to go elsewhere when you can obtain just what & you want from us at prices which are considerably lower than the V quality and value we offer. | To inspect our stocks would be to convince yourself of the truth *** of our assertions. A GARDNER 1 and DrapersJ TAIHAPE. i ♦> A A AND Mercers m I. 5 ♦lv ♦> y 3 3 I

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