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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 936, 29 December 1910, Page 2

A MERRY XMAS TO YOU ALL. YOU’VE OFTEN HEARD OF STILES’S READY - TO - WEAR GARMENTS. u YOU’VE been told of their style, splendid fit, excellent finish and general all-round wearing satisfaction. The reasonableness of their prices has often appealed to you. Now suppose you try a Stiles garment, but before doing so we invite you to compare them with other readv-to-wear clothing. That’s perfectly fair isn’t it ? Ours 6o- Suits are very popular among the dressy men. A LARUE STOCK JUST OPENED FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE. GEO. H. STILES, ‘THE STORE THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY.” FOXTON. C. H. COLLINS, THE UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE, MAIN STREET - FOXTON. M. XL WALKER HAVING bought largely in the following lines has decided to give the public the benefit of his purchase up to the end of this year. The present wholesale price is higher in most of the lines, and consequently the retail price must shortly rise. ALL FRUIT CLEANED BY MACHINERY. M. 11. WALKER THE RED HOUSE. 7a V- ' A CA NO MATTER WHERE YOU ROAM ON YOUR HOLIDAYS YOU will appreciate the comfort of seasonable clothing. Man, woman and child enjoy themselves better if they are not packed into stiff garments. For your consideration we make the following suggestions, which if availed of, will secure your lasting thanks, when amid fresh fields and pastures rew. Holiday Helps for Mere Man —Silk Shirts, 14/6, 15 6. Under Vests and Under Pants, 8/11, 9/HHoliday Helps for Milady—Cotton Frocks, daintily trimmed, 17/6, 22/6,25/-. All colours. Holidays Helps for Juveniles —White Muslin Frocks, 6/6, 7/6, 10/6. Embroidery Hats, 5/6,6/6, 7/6. W. E. DURWARH * <<’. liu. PALMERSTON NORTH.