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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 904, 13 October 1910, Page 3

SUMMER GLIMPSES AT THE THE BON MARCHE. Palmerston North. TITHE newness and freshJL ness that pervades The BON MARCHE is indicative of summer. All the light, filmy, pretty fabrics that are sanctioned by fashion for summer wear are here in profusion, and a mere recital of the captivating nomenclature would absorb all the space at our disposal. THE SILKS run into fifteen different sorts, and include Messaline, Pailette, Shantungjapanese, Taffeta, San Toy, fancy silks, Foulards, Chene silks, etc. THE WHITE MUSLIN ROBES. are extremely choice and very dainty. We have never had a better selection. Then there are muslins in stripes and floral designs, voiles in Paisley, Moire and floral patterns, Kashmir spot Foulards, crepe, merle, cotton crepes, muslin-de-soie. DRESSMAKING. The Bon Marche Dressmaking is different —it is artistic, superior and effective. There is an individuality and indescribable something which distinguishes the Bon Marche Dresses from all others. No. I Workroom continues under the control of Mrs McDonald, who has demonstrated by the out-turn of hundreds of dresses that she is clever to a degree. No. 2 Workroom is managed by Miss Cann, and here again we have a dressmaker whose work in the past season is her best testimonial. Miss Cann has given complete satisfaction to her patrons. C. M. ROSS & co.. THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTON NORTH. < > FRESH FISHING TACKLES, o ur tocks are fresh from the best English factories. Fishing rodsfrornls 9d each to £7 each. Reels ts 9d each to tss 6d each. Lines, casts, traces, waterproof fishing stockings, flies, minnows, etc. Everything suitable to the requirements of New Zealand fishing. COLLINSON & SON, CHEAPSIDE, PALMERSTON N. * * jpUBLIC HALL - FOXTON. A CATHOLIC SOCIAL will be held on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26TH, 1910. Commencing at 8 p.m. Progressive euchre and dancing. Prices of admission : Gentlemen, 2s fid ; Ladies, is fid. W. SPELMAN) . p S. HUDSON) J° int Secs. THANKS. MR & MRS W. C. HOW AN desire to thank all those kind friends who rendered assistance and sent messages of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.