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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 444, 24 December 1908, Page 2

GREAT MID-SEASON SALE AT DURWARD’S. ON Saturday, sth hist, we com mence a great mid-seasou sale. This is not a sale of job lots and left-overs, but a genuine sale of fashionable high-grade goods. You have here a chance of securing your Summer requirements at the commencement of the Summer weather at between season prices. Tetter orders filled in rotation by our mail order department, money cheerfully refunded if goods do not prove satisfactory. Black and White Wool Voile was 3s 3d, now is 6d per yd, Venetian Face Cloth was 3s ud now is lid per yd, Fancy Fire Screens were 14s 6d to 18s 6d, now 5s 6d each, Japanese Matting was is 3d now per yd, Cotton Cord Trousers 5s 6d per pair, Men’s Dungree Trousers 2s lid per pair, » Hooks and Eyes 3d per dozen, Children’s Galatea Blouses 2s 6d each, Children’s Muslin Coats 4s - lid each, Black and Navy Skirts 5s 6d each. W. F. DURWARD & CO., LTD., Where the bargains really ARE. PALMERSTON N. ft A GOOD HOLIDAY SUIT. TF you’re going for your holidays now, you’ll want a new, seasonable, dressy-looking suit to wear —one that is stylish and comfortable, yes inexpensive—and an “Eclipse-All” suit is just the thing to suit you. These really superior suits are well made, and stylishly cut to fit the figure, and the prices are remarkably low, ranging from 42s to 695. Come in now and see them. You’ll be glad you did. MILLAR & GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, Palmerston N. SURATURA! Simply say SURATURA. Say SURATURA softly, slowly, with a long sigh of satisfaction. Say SURATURA with a snap, smartly, like a banker’s “No ! ” when you ask for another £IOO on the , security of a third mortgage. Say SURATURA—that is the first step. Gradually the aroma of the name, as fragrant as its own tea, captures your senses, and you feel all over anyhow—nohow ! Then the second step—make SURATURA. Re bold, bo brave, but ■ don’t be in a hurry. Better warm the i teapot. Use fresh water. Let the ; liquor stand not too long, but just . long enough. Then drink SURATURA. Ah! Can words describe your feeling? If they can, they must surely bo those used by that excitable : lover to whom Sire had murmured the • wonderful little word “ Yes,’’ and > had slid gently into his strangle-hold. 1 “ I felt,” said he, “as though I had been suddenly transported into a vast cavern where roses were bathed in a sea of honey and champagne and can | do cologne. It seemed as though , invisible elves, shod with diamonds, were dancing on every nerve. In the blood that coursed through every vein methought that tiny gondolas, manned by angels, were gently floating. All my body seemed arched by magic rainbow.’ 1 j Ah I And SURATURA tastes like that United friendly societies. PICNIC & SPORTS. ' ; VICTORIA PARE, FOXTOXI., . Friday, January ist, ■ A A 2 ; - Q In Prize Money _£j> <s>/Y DU In Prize Money Programme of RuuniSg and Cycling; Events PostiEn^i, s at Booth i«» ' fUid miil ■/