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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 409, 11 July 1908, Page 2

THE BIG SALE OF DRAPERY AT C OLLiNSON p hi . imuMHIHf” AND i.IUjaiWWJLaCU unninghamell £1 PARCEL Add is for freight— No i. yyds Dress Tweeds 6yds Dress Joining 1 Quilt (double bed) 2 Pairs Hose i Lady’s Underskirt £1 PARCEL Add is for freight— No 2.2 Pairs Lace Curiains long) i Remnant Flannelette i Remnant Table Damask (two and a half yds) # i pr Turkish Towels i Mantle Drape i pr Pillow Slips £1 PARCEL Add is for freight— No 3. 1 Double Bed Satin Toilet Quilt 1 Mantle Drape aiyds Table Damask Half dozen White Serviettes £1 PARCEL Add is for freight— No. 4. 1 coloured Bed Quilt 1 Blouse Piece 6 yards Navy Print Remnant Carpet, if yards 2 pair Ladies' Heavy Cashmere H osc 1 Linen Cooking Apron 1 doz yards Torchon Lace 1 Remnant Ribbon 1 pair Gloves 1 Ladies’ Leather Belt 1 Tray Cloth £1 PARCEL Add is for freight— No. 5. 1 6ft bin Curtain Pole Fitting 1 Mantle Drape 1 Kitchen Hearth Rug 1 Mohair Slip Mat x pair Lace Curtains, 3fyi 1 pair Towels yards Roller Towelling £1 PARCEL Add is for freight— No. 6. 1 doz Art Muslin 6 yards Dross Tweed 6 yards Print 2 Blouse Pieces x dozen Lace 6 yards Flannelette 4 yards Cretonne COLLINSON AND CUNNINGHAMS, LIMITED, Ladies’ Department, 3, Broad Street. Gent’s Department, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH.

O at less than landed cost, a large quantity of samples for indent. J UST RECEIVED. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S HOSIERY. BOY’S WOOLLEN SUITS, TESTS, JERSEYS. MEN’S UNDERVESTS & PANTS, ETC. Largo stock of UMBRELLAS to be cleared at each. MRS HAMER’S. THE “ECONOMIC,” X means money in the pocket of every man or boy who wants Warm Winter Clothing now, and wants it good. Suits, Overcoats, U nderwear, Hats Caps, Neckwear, —every article in our comprehensive, well-assorted stock has been severely cut down in price to lighten onr 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 & GIORGT, “THE GREAT OUTFITTERS,” Palmerston North. Main Street* Foxton. MID-WINTER CLOTHING SALE. ' is THE SALE that

1 DURWARD’S GREAT SALE Is afill moving well. Our Sales are never among the “ also started.” The prices keeps them going. WE are pleased that our country friends realise our bargain-giving capacity. We have had more country orders this sale than ever before, and in spite of our offer of satisfaction or your money back—m t one article lias been returned to us. Some few lines are sticking. We are determined to move them by still further reducing the price. We quote a few of the lines. A post card is sufficient if you cannot call personally. This season’s neckwear less than half-price ; net laces, 3m to 6in wide, 6d yd ; ladies’ pink wool vests, 1/6 each, were 4/6 each ; navy and black cloth skirts, were 9/11, now 5/11; floorcloths, 6ft wide, 1/6 yd; cre’onnes, were gd to 1 /-, now 4d yard ; dress tweeds, 6d, 1/- yaid ; Japanese silks, all nd yard ; ladies’ box calf American boots, 13/9 pair; men’s suits were 34/6 each, now 15/6 each ; ladies’ hose, 1/■ pair. W. E. DURWARD AND CO., LTD., PALMERSTON N. Where the Bargains are.