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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 402, 25 June 1908, Page 2

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CHEAP RAILWAY FARES TO THE PALMERSTON NORTH WINTER SHOW, AND COMBINE BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE BY VISITING THE BIG SALE OF DRAPERY AT OLLINSON AND UNNINGHAME VELVETEENS, all colours, usually, IS 6d ; sale price is. veteens, all colours, usually is; sale price, White Flannelettes, is nd, 2s nd, 3s nd, 4s 3d, 5s 6d, 6s fid, ys 6d, 8s 6d to 10s gd a dozen ; usually 3d to is a yard. Ladies Costumes, gs ml, usually itjs fid ; igs fid, usually 30s ; 29s fid, usually 40s ; 39s fid, usually jjgg jjachl Ladies Heavy Divided Skirts, 3s fid, 3s 1 id, 4s fid, 4s gd each. Colonial Pure Wool BlsJttketSi X 73 €dj 183 gd, 22s fid, 23s fid, 25s fid per pair. Molloton Blankets, is, is 3d, is gd to 3s gd each, for Ob.ldiea s beds. Good Quality Coloured Quits, single bed, 4s lid ; double, ys 1 id, gs r id. Heavy Crimean All Wool Shirtings, is 3d, is fid; usually is gd, Ind a yard. Blouse Flannelettes, 2.Jd, usually 3d; usually fid: usually fi^d. A very fine stock of Ladies Coats and Jackets at a big reduction off our already low prices. You will make your railway faro over and over again by shopping with COLLINSON AND CUNNINGHAMS, LIMITED, Ladies’ Department, 3, Broad Slreet. PALMERSTON NORTH. Gent’s Department, The Square,

JUST RECEIVED, at less than landed cost, a large quantity of samples for indent. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S HOSIERY. BOY’S WOOLLEN SUITS, VESTS, JERSEYS. MEN’S UNDERVESTS & PANTS, ETC. Large stock of UMBRELLAS to be cleared at each. MRS HAMER’S. THE “ECONOMIC,” Main. Street, Foxton. L> /f2z* aB cnz MID-WINTER CLOTHING SALE. This is the sale that means money in the pocket of every man or boy who wants Warm Winter Clothing now, and wants it good. Suits, Overcoats, U uderwear, Hats Caps, Neckwear, —every article in our comprehensive, well-assorted stock has been severely cut down in price to lighten our stocks before our annual inventry. This sale is on. Come in now and secure the goods you want. You make a decided saving on every article you buy. MILLAR & GIORGI, “THE GREAT OUTFITTERS,” Palmerston North. DURWARD’S SECOND END OF SEASON SALE. along to this sale if you Vy can. Nothing we can write is so convincing as a personal visit would be. We would like you to see the big stock of good quality goods we are offering at bargain prices. If you can’t come then write. Your order will be carefully and honestly filled, as much so as if you were present. Goods sent in response to letter orders may be returned, and the money refunded if they are not up to your expectations. Dress Skirts in navy and black cloth, were 9/6 to 1/6, now 5/11 to 11 j 6 each ; Flannelette Chemises were 3/9, now 2/6 each); Motiffs id and 2d each ; Roller Towels, 1/- each ; India Prints, were 6|d, now yard; Black Dress Materials, were 3/11, now 2/6 yard; Ladies’ Hose, two pairs for 1/9 ; Axjninster Rugs, 3/6 each; 54m. Belgian Ticking, 1/6 yard ; Hooks and Eyes, 3d dozen. W. F. DURWARD AND CO., LTD., PALMERSTON N. The House that makes good.