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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 942, 17 January 1911, Page 2

CUTTING the PRICE : : IN HALF : : ODDMENTS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL TO BE SOLD AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE. GEO. 11. STILES. “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY.” FOXTON. M. 11. 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. H. WALKER, THE RED HOUSE. ATTENTION ! ENORMOUS SAYINGS FROM TINY PRICES AT DURWARD’S GREAT END OF i SEASON SALE. ; AS the Sale progresses, the ■ throng of eager buyers becomes ever more congested. j Every line in every depart- ; ment is going at a profitless | price. j It is a bargain event in a j hundred—a chance that will j never come again. j HURRY HERETO-DAy EOR YOUR j SHARE OF THE I TREMENDOUS SAVINGS. Hair Nets, 3 for Is. Frilled Pillow Slips, 2s 9d pair. Trimmed Millinery, halt the marked price. Ladies’ Walking Boots, were 25s 6d, sale price i;2s 6d. Hairpins, 100 in box, Id. Boys’ Golf Hose, is 6d pair Stripe and Plain Jap. Crepes, 7 X A yd. Art Serge, SOin., red and green, Is 3d yard. Boys’ Pyjamas, 3s 3d each. I W. F. DI U W AED & Co-. LTD. i PALMERSTON NORTH.