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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3657, 9 June 1906, Page 2

L.M.S. to the Front.! 4 FALL OF THE SEASON. Read This List. White Curtains 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, worth double. 72-inch Sheeting 10 j% yard, usual price 1/6 yard. 60-inch White Damask 1/6 yard, usual price 1/9 yard. 36-inch Nainsook 4/11 dozen yards, usual price 6/- dozen. Pure White Calico, 3/6, 4/6 dozen yards. White and Pink Flannelette 3/11 and 5/6 dozen yards. Cretonnes, reversible double width, g'/A yard. Women’s Knitted Cash Horse i/-, 1/3 per pair. Men’s Wool Half-Hose per pair. Men’s Granville Shirts 3/6,; usual price 4/6. 12 only Boys’ Suits, 3 to 8, at 6/6 to clear. Men’s Tweed Pants to clear at 5/11. BUY THESE LINES QUICKLY. PRICES MUST GO UP. ECONOMIC. MRS HAMER .... ... FOXTON. Half-Yearly Summer Salt! THE BIGGFS BARGAIN S\LE EVE It HELD & WEEPING REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. POMENCING V_, (AMENDING Saturday, January 20th. Shop early and secure the Bargains. H' i ’ SALE will continue until the end of FEBRUARY, during which \ time any material bought will be cut, free of charge, if desired. Great Outfitting Sale. Of Men’s & Boys’ Clothing and Mercery. £4,000 Stock Being Sacrificed. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS DURING SHOW WEEK. IwrTLLAR AND QIODGH’S “THE DOIT Palmerston North. Cycles for the t^eople. YCLES FOR THE JL EOPEE. £lO to £25. AND EVERY ONE GUARANTEED. Write to J. B. CLARKSON, LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH For particulars. There is money for you in this grand offer. REMEMBER!!! We are the largest Importers of English built Cycles in New Zealand, and can sell at a lower price than any other firm. Easiest Terms on Earth. BWAINBON AND BEVAN GRAIN, GENERAL MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS LEVIN. Gram, Grass Seeds, Ales, Wines, and Spirits, Farm Implements, Carriages and Ironmongery. Regular monthly sales of Wool, Sheepskins and Hides ■Ruyers of Hemp and Tow in any quanfi y. Hearing sal s conducted in any part of the district SWAINSON & BEYAN, LEVIN AND HUNTER ST.. WELLINGTON