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' ==5 ' 1 . ■ : ■ 36 in. Floral Lawns ON GROUNDS OF BLUE, PEACH, PINK AND WHITE ■.! ■ AT 3/11 YARD ... * i JOHN CORRY'S Oxford Street, LEVIN . - 'Phone 471 ' I

« ■ ■ a • . Manawatu Builders Supply ; LIMITED. Tiro Tiro Road, Levin. Phone 325K. Manager: W« Agent. Specialise in surfacing new and old floors. „ * Reasonable prices. Stocks of inlaid linoleum, rubber and cork flooring, suitable for bathroom and kitchen floors. Contractors for built-up fabric roofs to State Advances specificatipns. | ^"==3'^= — - 3

1STORE .m- [ NEWS! I I FASHIONS I Work is shifting iroin Imndling. Summer Clearanae 3 9 stocks to gelting reaity tlio Anlumn Coods. a a Within a xew duys there wiil i;e ud.am.-c Sjiov> - 3 s3 ings. Wc cuii promise pawcuiuriy iat sLiiy J s Bhoxviugs- as Ihe rosiilt oi Air.:. rj.jja s pe-.jana. 1 « ' * ' ' "•fvisit to Englisli and b'hottisii manufacturers. g j FLOOR COVERINGi ! * m Recent overseas shipnmnt.s enable us to oner a j | wider ehoice of British CiiRPLT SQ JAlLjS und i 9 E.UGS, LINOLEUM by the vard, and Pelt 'Base " LXNOLETJM- iu squares or by the yaid. Future I supplies are uncertaiu, so be wise and inspecl n while the ehoice is wiuesi. Direct imporls mean • j Best T'alues. _ ' EASTER WEDDING' ; Only six weeks to EasTer, which falis early tliis _ j year. As usual we have a widely vuricd array oi 4' j bridal fabrics including t.uo outslandiagly1 e'ffec l \ tive new arrivals — SWISS ORGANZAS, and | SWISS PLOUNCINGS, both iu shadcs suitable foj ■ • bridesmaids as well as iu ivory. We have a few exquisite bridal veils too. : ■J . i Our booklet. "WEDDING ' EHQUETr.Z," twill \ auswer mam little queries ihul. crop np prio'r to the wedding. Copies'aro. available froe to prospective brides or bridegrooms ftom Manchester, Silks, Alillihcry, or Men's Departments, NAPERY Persoual visits to Manchester and Belfast by Mi. - Victor Cunning^anie have eontribmed substan . tially to the e:\eellent stock of Enibroidered IrisL iLinen Aapery, etc., of which our Mauchestei bection is justiliably proud. For the trousseau. or for Ihe beautiiication of your own J.ojne, a sct selected from this new rai ge is ldeal. Coljinson and Cunninghame Ltd. j AT THE HEART OT BTJSY BROADWAY — PALMERSTON NORTH ■ Anglo-Danish Trade Talks Short Term Of Freedom jy StiH Deadlocked AUCKLAND, Feb. 17. 9 Within 20 minutes of escaping from r nxr7-,nxr M i7 a quarry at the Auckland prison this m, * i -r, /V ± i 3 , ,, . afternoon, a Maori prisoner, W'illiam Anglo-Danish trade talks are ;iudolphraged 27, was back in the cells. still m a deadlocked stage, says the The men responsible for the smart reTiJi d . esiif> Today fexr Stafford eaptnre were Detectxves J. Russell and Crxpps hxxnself took a hand in discuss- W. S. Eden, of the city detective office, lifg the sxtuatxon ' with the Danish and a warder. Detectives 'Russell and specxal envoy, Mr. C. V. Bramsnaes. Eden were visiting the gaol on official Another meeting will be held tomorrow. business when Rudolph was seen to Denmark is demanding the allocation escape from a quarry. A general alarm of hard currexxcy sufficient to pay for was given and other prisoners in the imports of basic feed for Danish ani- quarry were hastilv shepherded back nxals. The Danes told Sir Stafford into' their cells. The detectives were ' that if they did not receive this allo- driving through Newmarket when the catxon they would.be forced to cut prisoner was seen walking 'along the down the quantxties of butter. and street. He was quiclrly recaptured. baeon they offered Britain eaxdier1 in' % • - ■ the talks. " • ' ' - , SPECIAL PURCHASE. — Light-. « weight whlte bauk paper, packUARMERS. — Extended Pedlgree ed In two ream lots, ideal for office Forms now in sfock at "Chron- use, quarto size only, 15/6 per lcle" Office, Levin. Standard large packet, limited quantity. ' Only at elze. 3d each or f l per 100. "Chronicle," Levin. . _