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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 968, 18 March 1911, Page 3

NEW AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS. NOW BEING OPENED OUT AT THE BON MARCHE. rpHE Ladies of A Foxton and Surrounding Districts are respectfully invited to inspect these Latest Novelties in MILLINERY, BLOUSES, COSTUMES, and DRESS GOODS. C. M. ROSS &c °- THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTON NORTH, * L ) * " IN STRICT CONFIDENCE. BUNTHORNE’S TIP TO SOCIETY LADIES. TASTE. If you’re anxious to excel In the circle where you dwell, As a lady up-to-date, You must keep yourself aufait With the doings of the day And the things of Church and State. But a surer way to shine In the entertaining line And everyone pamper and please, Is to round off all your functions Your dejeuners and luncheons With the most elite of teas. Then all your friends will say As they homeward wend their way Though she still has premier place For suavity and grace, Yet what most captivates me Is j ust her very singularly — FRAGRANT CUP OF SURATURA TEA! 21 DAYS’ SLAUGHTER SALE OP LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. S"TOCK MUST BE SOLD, regardless of cost, and no reasonable offer will be refused. I am selling out all lines in Ladies’ and Children’s Footwear, so this sale offers a golden opportunity to mothers to secure bargains never before offered in Foxton. BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE. C. E. SNOW. FOR SALE. 2 QUARTER ACRE Sections, Coley Street. I Half - Acre Section, Cook Street. Extra good frontages. Terms if required. Apply t 0 ]. HILLARY, Coley Street. LOST, stolen or strayed, from Robinson Street, Foxton, one dark bay Tom Thumb pony ; aged, scar behind near shoulder, brand a square, on off shoulder, no shoes, short thick mane, long tail with tips cut off, 13 hands high. Anyone giving information as to his whereabouts will be rewarded.