THE
WEDNESDAY,
HERALD,
BAY
POVERTY
1913.
31,
DECEMBER
9
GREAT MOTOR SHOW.
HUGE INVASION OF LONDON.
OUTRIVALLED~HORSE) SHOW.
LONDON, November 27.
How the motor car has changed our
social life is shown by the elaborate
prepiaratiions to dead: with the huge
crowds up for tihe Motor Show which
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Iwho is an expert judgeofthe most
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delicious sweets, are
Aulsebrook's Rose Boxes
of Chocolates—
the only boxed Chocolates with
soft, fluffy, creamy centres
covered thick and rich and deep
with luscious chocolate.
Sometimes she chooses
Aulsebrook's
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j because of the mild, delicate tang
these chocolates give, and other*
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hotels.
The Motor Show tliis year is one not
of novelties, but of scores of examples
of steady, common-sense progress upon
is at all
i.accepted lines. The man who
versed m motor lore will say, after a
day spent at Olympia, that it is an
owner-driver's show.
Everything is made as simple as. posj sible for the man who drives and looks
There are engineafter his own v
starters of several Uiii'r rent types. Prac-
The Sign of Quality.
NONA/ BEING SHOWN
A
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simplicity itself
button
m their manner of operation. Apedal
times, Milk Chocolate Varieties.
VIRGINIA
—
Sole Manufacturers :
V^vC'^i
and Tobacco
Factory.
SPECIAL VALUE, m
a variety of
styles.
EXCLUSIVE WRAPS
Exceptionallyinteresting are the styles this season, and we have a nice collection awaiting your inspection.
MILLINERY
WHERE
3 tins Jam
3 bottles Worceatei ''auce
4 ,40z. Potted Meats
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6 Jellies
5 packets Strong Envelopes... \s.
2 100-sheet Writing Pads
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4 tins Sardines (best)
3 tins Sardines (best), larger... Is.
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3 paokets Safety Matches
2 tins Golden Syrup
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-5 packages Custard Powder
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3 packages Sponge Maker
.d^^
1box Beecham's Pills
3lbs Cornflour
4 cakes Sand Snap
9 packets Hudson's Eixtract....
3 Nice Scrubs
5 Nail Brushes
2 Bannister Brushes
3 Bread and Butter' Plates
2 tins Brass Polish
2 tins Glasaola (the great Window Cleaner)
OUR SHOWROOM at present is a particularly attractive place, quite new styles
4 tins
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HOLIDAY HATS for Ladies and Children m good variety and style.
Matrons will be specially catered for
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bows.
AIREY'S
The New Draper
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GROCER."
Corner Gladstone Road and Lowe Street.
WELL-DRESSED
MEN
TELEPHONE
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Perhaps the most striking point of the
new cars, after their simplicity, is their
almost universally luxurious equipment. At any prioe over £300 or £400
electric lighting by a reliable dynamo
!system is the rule rather than the ex-
mmjA
ception.
There is scarcely a car at
Olympia which costs over £300 which
has not got some form of detachable
rim or wheel, while practically every
one is sold "complete" that is with a
full set of lamps, hood, screen, and all
the necessaries whicii used to be termed
—
extras.
All told there are 354 exhibitors, of
whom 119 are showing motor cars, 38
coach work. 38 tyres and wheels, and
the vest components and accessories.
" a&xor
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Union. Speakers declared that 95 per)
cent, of the police were favorable to a
constables' "union. A wage of £1 7s a
week was inadequate to prevent corruption and tyranny being exercised m the
force to aii er! Nt which the public did
realise. Supr- -t wa$.invited fromall
not
Look around the people you knowand see if it police unions. The membership
m Lonii not a fact that 90% of"men who drew well don is now 5000.
_£___
people.
Yet," we hear you
are prosperous
" they dress
well because they ARE
"ay,
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BOLTS FROM THE AIR.
prosperous." Granted bat it cuts both ways ;
they areprosperous because they dress well.
NEW GAS GUN SUCCESSFUL.
You cannot afford to overlook the important
LONDON, December 23.
The Lewis automatic machine guv
part good clothes play ia yourbusiness interests.
was tested at Bisley, Lieutenant-Colonel
THE WORLD HAS NO TIME FOR Buckley, of the Commonwealth military
THE MAN THAT IS DOWN. It does forces, being among those who were[
not want to deal with him. It prefers doing looking on.
The new weapon acquitted itself exbusiness with a well-dressed man every time. ceedingly
well, both for rapidity and
NASMITH & SON FOR RINGS.
1,- ., .
Wholesale only from
A. S. PATERSON & CO., LTD.
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RECORDS BROKEN.
The second day of the Axemen's
Carnival at Eltham proved another success. Tho results are:— New Zealand
Axemen's Cvp C. Voltzke, 1; Poynton,
2; Hicks, 3; Dwyer, 4; R. A. Shrewry,
5; J. NeAvstroski, 6; J. E. Richardson,
7 ; J. E. Shrewy, 8. One Mile Cycle
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tea rC C
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kut' moreover, that they are almost as
c^e*P c mmon tc*»«
Indeed the great imrcttig-tion by the famous
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OLIEMTS' CARS CARAGEO FREE OF COST.
JOHM H. ORMOND, Proprietor.
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Medical Journal "The Lancet." proved that it
costs kut
morePer y**r drink fine tea like
AMBER TIPS 2/- per lb. tea instead of com'
mon c^eaP teas» because the fine tea will give
*bout 260 cups from each ponnd as against only
about 224 from common teas.
"The Lancet" investigators reDorted "Good
leas Present twice the physiological value oi
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from SATURDAY, the 15th of No- Iby an up-to-date, modem, Steam
vember, 1913.
Laundry.
CABS, BUGGim GIGS AND
Our methods are exact, scientific,
HACKS
and hygienic. There is absolutely no
Can he had at all times.
possibility of your clothing being other
than sanitary when returned from our
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FIRST-CLASS PADDOCKING AND plant.
considering.
STABLING.
And this is well
Hones broken to single and double i^q safety from having your clothes
harness, saddle, eto.
handled by careless, unclean hands amid
Horaea Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, insanitary surroundings is worth more
-. CHARGES REASONABLE.
than the slight extra cost over washerwoman services.
'Phone call brings our
E. J. GILLffiS AND F. BUTTON,
Pr
941.
Phone
7B
LOWER ABERDEEN ROAD.
Phone 6?7'
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DtPOTS
" Bell's Store, Mangapapa.
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Tramway Store, Gladstone Road.
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1. O, Taylor's Store, Whataupoko.
F. Lowndes and Son, Lowe St.
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Obtainable
C Jones, Victoria Township.
Shop next Royal Hotel.
At the following Houses ONLY:—
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jjngines.
undersigned, beg to inform
WE,thethePublic
of Gisborne and sur-
rounding
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W^"PRESENTS
and TOYS
OABDS,
and lareest collection of
I lutely the finest
JLJI JL 1
Toys and Dolls ever displayed m GriaI borne. Ask us to prove that we can
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AUDITORS,
COMPANY SECRETARIES,
INSURANCE k GENERAL AGENTS.
"orthod-nfi*!*
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GUABDIAN
JOHNSTONE
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.
Storage and Insurance arranged. Ladies' waiting-roonw with aU modem
and power throughout, washing-down floor, eta>
conveniences. Electric light
Everything' up-to-date. Inspection respectfully invited.
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Making good cough mixture at home II
„..,»«" by paying us an early visit. Our address
isnow a simple process. Obtain from 11
;
Sole Importers.
is— RAINBOW (for Toys), 179 Gladstone
GISBORNE HOTEL.
your chemist or store abottle of Hean's -r
Assurance Co., Ltd.- Road.
Essence, and add to it the necessary
t
Fire, Personal Accident, Employ- ,
water and sweetening. The resulting
Potatoes» any
RATK —Nw
New J;°*r""
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cough mixture ii the fineit you can a_?d
T^OW SALE
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New
SMTm
TOHNSTONE
few tons of
also,
quantity,
cheap;
possibly
saving
obtain.
There
is
a
clear
for
JO.i
New
Tennis
& SMITH
and
Onoketiiig,
Bowling,
Lawless,
Chief J
prime Old Potatoes -D. D. Orr.
at least nine shillings for your current rates. -T. Q.
Velour Hats, m brown, green, *ni of
ITPOuaeri, m iannel and serge.
pocket. Hean's Essence, all Chemists, is Agent, Giaborne.
bleek, from 111 6d.
WELLINGTON
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WW % ACCOUNTANTS,
Amber lips lea
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AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL.
Napier visitors.— Napier Telegraph. ,
no
Lubricating oils, benzine, grease, horns, bulbs, lamps, plugs ,wire, coils, magnetos, volt and lamp meters, accumulators, dry batteries, pumps,repair outfits,
grease and oil guns, steel balls, jacks, switches, spanners, tool-kits, generator
tubing, C and A washers, etc., etc.
Huge stock of Michelin, Continental. Dunlop, and other tyres m all sues.
Sole A*61 for the Overland, Hupp, Chalmers, Halladay,Napier, &««»,
Siddeley, Ifeasy, Scat, etc.; also the Thorneyoroft and iAa-eOmnmerdalMotorfc
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the Swife Cycle Cars, etc.
everlasting.
Will pay for itself
Vulcaniser,
cheap,
efficient,
Get a dot
Repairs, painting, upholstering, and Tenovating by onlyExpert Mechanic*.
OFFICE: 70 BRIGHT STREET.
Telephone 512.
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MANURE DEALERS
oomplete Motor-car can be obtained.
atitttteß.
oham
Handicap— Griffin, Ij. Wells, 2 ; Wallace, 3. Three Mile Cycle Handicap
Wallace, 1; Hiunm. 2; Hill, 3. Half
Mile lat Handicap— Gates, 1; E. Tayt
LAND!
lor, 2; M'Caul, 3. Double-handed Sawing— Sullivan and Dwyer, 1. One mile
and a half Cycle Handicap Hurnm, 1;
Even poor ao'fL beoomes rich
Griffin. 2; Jones, 3. New Zealand
andprolific when judiciously
Championship Chop Pretty, 1; Pech,
treated with thfc valuable
Shrewry, 3. Single-handed Sawing
I2;Sullivan,
fertile*.
1; C. Voltzke, 2 ;Poynton,
3. Time, lmin. 9 3-ssec. Sullivan
BILSTON BASIC
broke the world's record, previously put
PHOSPHATE
up by himself, of lmin. 14 3-ssec. Two
ofl
Phosphate
contains more
Mile Cycle Handicap Jamieson 1,
Lime, m a highly soluble
Jones, 2; Wallace, 3.
Underhand
Wholesale Agents: MUR RAY AND CROMPTON.
form, than any other make of1H Choj>— 'F. L.. Johnson, 1; Miley, 2;
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KIRKPATRICK
SARTORIAL SERVICE
BasicSlag. Itis more finelyR Dwver, 3. Iv the Kaiwhaka TimberExground,operatesquicker,andI
hibition Standing Cho^, Miley beat his
is of incalculable value m owu 'previous record of lmin. 24sec. 'by
converting heavy, light, or
4 2-ssec, while Pech m
' the Underhand
sour soil into record crop- Chop beat Weston's record1 of lmin.
bearing land. Contains the lOsec, doing it m 64 l-6sec.
highest percentage of beneficial constituents. Don't be
Miss Maud Allan, tbe celebrated
penny-wise andpound-foolish
classic danceT, who has been appearing
BUY BILSTON BASIC recently
m India, will visit Australia
PHOSPHATE, andreapthe
and New Zealand next year.
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bigger
m
harvest
benefit a
It is stated that a case of suspected
smallpox haß been discovered m the
STOREKEEPERS and
vicinity of Rotorua. The Press Associa-
JOfa PI H- O-Tl'YtOl'lCl S
TVJEW, Commodious, Fireproof, and np-to-date Gaxage m Bright Street ie now
jy\ op^n. where everything^ a Motorist requires, from a ralTe-popper to a
m no time
SRS"'
Ask for "X" and take
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"X" PLUM PUDDINGS.
"X" LEMON CHEESE.
"X" CANNED FRUITS.
k cANNEDjEAs
This is one reason why the Sartorial Service accuracy of fire. Used from an ae<roplane, with a white sheet on theground
shouldtailor you. They will make you acredit as
a target, a high percentage of hits
to yourself; and again no business man can was recorded.
obtaining
the
afford' to resiA -the chance of
It is undoubtedly a very simple gun,
finest suit thathe can bay m the Dominionfor can be taken to pieces quite easily, the
three guineas upwards FOR CASH a suit feeding arrangement works quite
smoothly, and there is no Teason to
to your special order, tailored throughout.
that it would not survive the
Every man should call m or write us to send suppose
strain of the knocking about that it
supply
juft
you
with
the would get on active service.
patterns. We can
material you like befi.
The new weapon is a gas gun manufactured by the B.S.A. Company.' It
is the invention of a Mr Lewis, of the
United States Ordnance Department,
weighs 26_jlb, fires 500 rounds a minute,
-LTD.
and costs
.It is specially adapted
' £100.
DLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNB.
for use from aeroplanes and motorcycles, and has already been adopted
by the War Departments of Russia,
Austria, Italy, and Sweden.
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incliide tne
the iouow
followlhings uiciuue
Good ThliW
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ACCESSORIES FOR ALL MAKES OF GARS.
"X" JAM.
"K." MARMALADE.
"X" TOMATO SAUCE.
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Overland Model 69tR
The "X" brand is a guarantee of
the best m quality and the finest
LONDON, Dec. 23.
A mass meeting of 10,000 police was
held m Trafalgar Square on Sunday
night to support the Metropolitan Police
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PRESERVES and DELICACIES.
MASS MEETING OF POLICE.
BILSTON
Basic
Phosphate
No. 931.
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chairs, surrounded by every luxury
human ingenuity can devise.
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W. M. VAUTIER AND CO.,
"YOUR
the way of Style, Fit and Comfort.
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GIVEN TO
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For the young lady who likes simplicity there are some very pretty tulle Hats, finished
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4UI GLADSTONE ROAD,
being displayed. It would
be difficult to conceive a more varied or comprehensive collection.
Is.
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Pineapple
21bs Wax Candles
Is.
9 cakes Brown Windsor Soap... la.
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9 packets Mixed Spice
Is.
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Ib. 90 Hours' of Light for
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(Famous Night Light.)
31bs Dates
3 Radium Polish
7 pairs Mohair Boot Laces
3 Buttermilk Soap
3 bars Household Soap
1 day Cold Cure (60 doses)
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ARE
BARGAINS
m White Muslin and Voile. Extra
FROCKS
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VAUTIER'S,
Stotiegs). \,
/feo££ Scr/C
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Cigarette
latest style and superior make. Particular Bargains
STRIKE STRAIGHT FOR
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SPECIAL VALUE, m
value m Silk Shirts.
ARDATH TOBACCO CO #LTD., LONDON, ENG.
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Summer, bought for prompt cash from the best Manufac-
LADIES' BLOUSES
Plain or Gold tipped y^
life us though by magic.
Then the worries of the owner-driver
when he suffer- from tyre troubles are
most carefully considered. JSvery im.
aginable kind of quickly detachable
wheel and rim is shown, together with
jpombinations of both. There are rims
which are contractable as well as being
so that the business of fit4 I detachable,
CHRISTCHURCH.
ting a freeh tyre or inner tube is shorn
of nearly all its terrors. It would be
too much to say that the perfect tyre
has been invented, but it is the barest
justice to say that the average tyre,
and more especially that made by the
Insist on Stevens'
pal- M J^^ leading British firms, has improved imIThere's no other Fruit SalineA«o glass
mensely m the past few years.
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Istable or mote beneflcial.
right
ana
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I overymorningsets
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CLUB ARMCHAIR. CARS.
m. keep* youso by gently »timulai- V_»»
There are some beautiful examples ofl
31ingnatural functions.
th© best modern practice m coachwork
to be seen. Motor bodies for 1914 show
an immense improvement m all the
points which make for true comfort.
There are types shown which would be
Y^sjM&M^ 1jpleasant,appfctisingrsJid r»- V more
suitable m a museum of inlaid j
\m_fll_Brv\. freshint.— especially htam-A
f^my^^y\. flcial beforebreakfast, j* cabinet work than m a motor show,i
rVfV^->££.\. Abie bottleof
64doaea/
but the sensible bodies are a great ad>>_X
but1/6.
''^^fSX. ooita
\/ vance on their predecessors. AdjustTryit!
J*
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V-1
able seats (a device used m dog carts
for the past 50 years or more) are quite
I a common feature. There is no longer
inin—.f
any need for a purchaser to have him-j
self and his coachworkmeasured so that
both may coincide with comfort. Tho
best-designed cars have driving seats
which can be shifted backwards or for-1
wards and which can be tilted to anj'
desired angle.
In the matter of prime cost, too, the
Olympia show has a most catholic display on view. There are cars costing
m the neighborhood of £150
and the
most luxurious travelling carriages imanything
aginable for which
up to j
£1600 or more can be paid. Elngines
ranging from 6 h.p. to 100 h.p. are to
ba found m every kind of car, from the
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exiguous two-seater to the sporting
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"Continental" 70 miles an hour type
and the family Pullman, which accommodates six or more people m club arm-
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to
to press, a lever to pull, a
kick, and the most formidable engine,
even engines of six cylinders developing
something like 100 h.p.. will start into
Again she wants
Aulsebrook's Chocolate
Chips or Figs or Dates.
because of the centres all coated
with rich, thick chocolate, deliciously flavoured.
. GREAT EXHIBITION of Choicest Novelties for
turers, and marked at LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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Items of Interest to Ladles
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flavour.
opens at Olympia to-day. The Horse
Show used to provide London's busiest
week, but the remarkable popularity of
th© Motor Show as ia. social attraction
reflects the altered habits and interests
of the nation.
Last year 255,000 people visited
Olympia, and the record crowd not only
embarrassed the organisers of the show
but also taxed the accommodation of
the principal hotels. It is feared that
again there will be overcrowding not
only at Olympia but also m the leading
Proposed amd Accepted *s
Unrivalled
(LONDON)M Aroma.
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only m a clean, sanitary shop.
thought
of
the danger
you ever
eating Bread made .nnd** insanitary
conditions m a shop where ele4nline_»
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fl m stranger! Safest.plan ie, io ¥my
Bread that you know to be made m a
CLEAN. SANITARY BAKERY,
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Have
van^
GISBORHE LAUNDRY LTD. Q«Uty (§nd.Perfect^Whole_om.n-..y
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SUCH IS IRSKINI'S BREAD,
m
the^ Bert
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Giaborne
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OUR WEDDING' CAKIS r
delightfully good, because wa
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into them— only the Richest Creat-wry
Butter and:.-hteah Mtgf- Piter/,
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Bcwtd-TTCSUce^Te^^NU,:"9|^,?^.l^^*
JAMES TAIT
GARDENMI, is now 'fiafej^BßK^
T^ANDSOAPE
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Engagement (Day or Oonopen
Fweh-baked CaKT
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for
tract). Expert m growing Sweet Peas,
Roses, Ohrysanthemums, and
'flowers.
every
dea-
<*iption of
Pruning and Spmy-.
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