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Te Puke Times, Volume II, Issue II, 19 December 1913, Page 2

I We invite your attention to our window .display of j . , useful and dainty goods suitable for Xmas presents '|,' Robespiere Sunshine and Bulgarian Lace Collars, Is, ■. Is 3d, ls9d, 2s6d ' ' • ' Real Maltese Ties and Collars, 2s, 3s 6d, 4s lid, ssl3dtol2s6d ■ •, prettily boxed, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s 6d per box , I Fancy Boxes, Vases, Inkstands, and-Callendervin; untarnishable met'al, is, is 6d, is lid, 2s 6d;' Dainty Silk Blouses 8s lid, 10s Gd, 12s Gd, up to 21s ' Kid Gloves, light and heavy makes, at 3s lid, every pair guaranteed J Laides'. Fancy Hose, openwork from Is; silk ankle j Is lid, hand embroidered 2s 3d , Gent's Ties, Is Gd to 2s 6d, large assortment , Finn range of Pocket and Business Diaries- - , White Muslin Cosey Covers, Is.' Cushion foyers 2s Gd Beautifully Embroidered Crash Runners 7s lid, Toilet Sets 8s 6d, Covers Bs'6d- , I Ladies'Umbrellas7sGd, 10sGd. 12sGd ! '■, \ ;■"; . Autograph Xmas Stationery Is Gd per box. , ■' =■;; •Xmas Cards and Post Cards, large assortment' ■' j Make it a point to see these goods;.' • •they are "all modestly priced. - The Up-to-Date Drapery House TE PUKE , OUT FOB ' . ~y I ' '.'''■ . Now's the Time to Place .-,;, Your Xmas Order .'"'■ Having Secured, the Agency of .the, Best Furniture. «■•'■•■ \ -Manufacturer in Town, I am in a position to show you the latest Catalogues.,.. ■'.;' \; i , .Kapok Mattrasses and Pi.lows made on'the" Premises ■ ■.. i« { \ -Grders Promptly Executed TE PUKE . ASK THE MAN WHO HAS OME 1 —If i bote's mi)' otlici Windmill as slowly, ds otronjj, or that rtins as easily as Iho v ■>"£DINA".' OALVAHISED" STEEL'.'WINDMILL Ho will tell \ou "There's absolutely to tcjual the 'Edina.'" Id wurks \wtli little wind, utilising e\uj ounce of power, is perfectly reliable untler all conditions, and, imm impoiUuitof all, "well worth \vliilo"iii price. ~ i' Writo to us~our advice is fice, and vo shall be' pleased to help you any uiiv wo can. ' . • . ' (12) 111 BIT, LTD.,^^^-* MO33W, WASHEfe and ■ . wjuqkt--'. ■■<■'■■'■' - ', •'■'■.'.'' HAVE taken over the business of the' Te Puke Coachbuilding Company, and are sparing no efforts to maintain the high reputation that the old firm secured for themselves. The same tried, trusted, v\ experiencad tndewrjn will continue in their old | positions. Remembe:, gentlemen, all work is guar- " antced—no one being asked to p<w for what does not ■>j give satisfaction A trial solicited. No job too small f none too large. specialists. Oaa; 'ase building by men second to none. Coach-painting by artists with Home and Colonial experience, with no f .,\ equal in the Bay of Plenty. AGAIN, Gentlemen, give us :i trial, and we' will give you the best job you have had for a long time, and • not charge you more than a fu'r price. 'ADDRESS- . . Main Street, Te Puke (Oppisite Post office) ■ C.F. WASHER - ' ' . JOHN WRIGHT I ■ J Oliver Plot's and Fittings ahvaysron hand •

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