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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 968, 18 March 1911, Page 2

I A FEW LINES AT E MDCCBD rc£S IT is only reasonable that people should do their shopping at the establishment where prices are less and values greater, and it is by j reason of the low prices ruling on all goods offered at the Economic that business is kept at a high pitch. The following, for example, are a few of the lines offering: — JAPANESE CREPELINES, were r/6, now lOd yard. Few lines of PRINT, to be sold at 5d yard. MILLINERY at Cut Prices to make room for Winter Stock. CHILDREN’S CRASH COATS from is 6d. LADIES’ SKIRTS from 2s 6d. M. HAMEB, THE ECONOMIC. Main Street - - Foxton. FOR MEN’S WEAK YOU CAN’T BEAT MAHON, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. [a card.] MISS A. JENKS, Clyde Street, teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and Harmony, will resume teaching on February ist. E. JENKS, PLUMBER & GASFITTEK, FOXTON. Mr. F. C. BERTHOLD, TEACHER OF MUSIC. PUPILS prepared for Trinity College or Associated Boards Examinations, theoretical or practical. Fees, etc., upon application. Address: Avenue Road.

AS RIMM EK BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Main Stieet, Foxton. LEX. SPEIES BUILDERA CONTRACTOR. Main Street, Foxton. oADVKRT ( S K I! S Advertisements received without number of insertions belli); stated will lie continued and charged for until ordered out, except in the ease of announcements where the date conveys the limit of the number of insertions. Standing advertisements inserted for a specified time, and ordered to be withdrawn before the expiration of the term contracted for will be charged for the full period. Replace advertisements must be handed in before 12 p.m.. on the dav previous to issue. rjp Klt M H OK SUBSUUI PTI O N Delivered—Per quarter, in advance, iis iid, booked, -Is lid. her year, in advance, USs ; booked Iris. Posted -Per quarter. in advance r,s ; booked Os. Per year, in advance, HUn booked His. It, is of special advantage to pav in advance