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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3566, 31 August 1920, Page 1

Special Advertisements That our first Spring Shew will interest every woman is undoubted,jbut that the interest will he maintained is best evidenced by the « CHARMING NEW GOODS ON DISPLAY ! A walk through the showroom cannot fail to disclose to you the fact that we have arrayed for your inspection the latest 'whims of fickle Fashion.Vrgaig^|j SPRING COSTUMES are particularly attractive, for the fabrics are as exclusive as the styles are new. VCV-;* m 47 Many seemingly unjmporta nt details go to make each costume DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT! THE NEW MILLINERY——WeII, words fail to describ e it, so you had best dorde and inspect it yourself. READY-TO-WBARS, • MODELS and the newest SPRING STRAWS. are featured, making this a dis play of compelling interest. IN BLOUSES We are showing perhaps the mo st comprehensive selection of new styles it has ever been our goo d fortune to handle. NOVEL AND CLEVER DBSIG NS IN EVERY WANTED FABRIC. It is our'earnest wish that you should accept our invitation to CALL IN AND VIEW THIS AT TRACTIVE DISPLAY! A.W.GARDNER, 8 CO. LTD Mercers and Drapers. THE HODSE y POE VALUE TAiHAPE

H.D. Bennett ltd HERE’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY! ‘1 LOW PRICES IN CHILDREN’S BOOTS, SHOES AND SUPPERS CHILiDRBN’S Black ajid Tan; sizes 8 to 12 —7/6 to 10/6. 'CHILDREN'S BUTTONED Black aad. Taa; sizes 7-to 8; 7/3 to 10/9. CHILDREN’S FELT SLIPPER ; sizes 4 to 6—3/; sizes 7 to TO—--3/9; sizes 11 to I—4/6. LADIES’ BLACK BOOTS; To Clear—2o/ old value. LADIES’ SHOES; size 3 tonly—T6/6, worth. 24/6* LAMES’VELVET SHOES; sizes 6 and 7—22/6. , ' P