r C. M.ROSS* CO.. INVITE their customers to visit their BIG BARGAIN-GIVING CARNIVAL on THURSDAY 10 th. FRIDAY & t 19 th . Saturday) 20™. when the balance of winter goods which it is determined NOT TO TAKE INTO stock will be cleared regardless of value. Following are some of the lines referred to: 27 LADIES’ LONG PALETOTS, of this and last season’s importations, chiefly browns and navys with a few light mixed tweeds, formerly 25s to 555, to clear at 8s lid. 26 LADIES COSTUMES, in browns, navy and greens, including silk lined, Petone manufacture of last season, prices range from 45s to £5 10s, to clear at 10s & 20s. 56 ONLY LADIES’ V I Y E L L A SHIRT BLOUSES, cream grounds, linen collar and cuffs, formerly los6d and 12 6d, clearing at 5s lid. Balance of Flannelette Blouses up to 5s 6d, clearing at Is lid. 17 ONLY LADIES’ TWEED DRESS SKIRTS, formerly 8s 6d to 15 s, clearing at 4s fid. 20 ONLY LAD 1 E S’ SUPERIOR TWEED SKIRTS, ids 6d to 2is gd, to clear at 7s. 15 ONLY LADIES’ BLACK TRIMMED VOILE SKIRTS, 25s to 455, to clear at 7s. Balance of our Trimmed Millinery up to 50s, clearing at ss. Balance of our Semi Trimmed Hats at 2S fid. FURS—2S Only Hair Necklets in assorted imitation furs in white, black, brown and natural, formerly 2s to 10s each, clearing at fid, Is 6d & 2s fid. Infants Millinery at Is. Bargain Baskets of Belts and Neckwear at fid & Is. Balance of Veilings in black and all colours at fid per yd. 35 NE W STRIPED i' WEED DRESS PIECES, 10s 6d and 12s 6d, to clear at 5s lid. MEN’S WEAR. 35 PAIRS MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS, odd kind's, 10s 6d to 15s, to dear at 5s lid. 18 YOUTHS NORFOLK SUITS, 2ls to 30s, to dear at 16s fid. 35 BOYS’ SAILOR AND TUNIC SUITS, 21s to 355, to clear at 10s fid. Space will not permit of further quotations, but see our windows and show rooms each day for bargains. Similar clearances are being made in the Manchester and Boot Departments. Doors open each day at 10 a.m. All goods sold for mett cash. No orders can be accepted by post or telephone for these goods. The opening of New Spring and Summer Goods for all departments will commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 22nd. C. M. BOSS A co. t THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTON NORTH.
FOXTON SKATING KINK. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL ON SKATES! ON SKATES! A MATCH will be played on Wednesday, August 24th, commencing at 8 p.m. THURSDAY, at 7.30 p.m. general public. All those who intend to take part in the forthcoming Carnival are requested to attend the rink on Thursday in order to practice the grand march. J. T. LEVETT, Proprietor COAL ! HAVING the bins now in working order, we are prepared to enter into contract with flaxmdllers, dairy factory proprietors, etc., for supplies of coad in any quantity delivered from bins at any time at ship-side prices. All orders receive prompt attention. Agents for Wilson’s Star Portland Cement, THE WEST COAST STEAMSHIP & TRADING Co., Ltd. Telephone No. 53. L - - * WANTED -A girl with housework. Mrs M. Perreau. to assist Apply FOR SALE —A Bargain. One Gents. “Refereed” Bicycle new. One Edison “Honw;” Phonograph, large horn. Owner leaving the district. No reasonable offer refused. H. C. Cochrane.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 880, 18 August 1910, Page 3
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