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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 987, 4 May 1911, Page 2

NEW SEASON’S GOODS. WE have just opened ex-Ruahine direct from the manufacturers a large shipment of DRESS TWEEDS in all the latest shades and finish. VELVETEENS, LADIES’ NORFOLK JERSEYS, BLOUSINGS IN GOLF CLOTHS, SATEENFINISH, STRIPES, ETC., ETC, Also a large consignment of goods landing in a few days ex-Kaikoura, comprising : DRESS SKIRTS. BLOUSES, MOIRE SKIRTS, BTC., ETC., GEO. H. STILES, “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY.” FOXTON. STOCKTAKING. ON account of taking Stock, GREAT REDUCTIONS have been made in the prices of the following lines : JAM JARS MASON S JARS BANNER JELLIES CUPS & SAUCERS AND TOILET SETS. The above will be supplied at the special prices for CASH ONL\. Have you tried ERICK A SOAP— the best on the market for bringing off grease. In anticipation of the Shooting Season, a very large stock of all the best brands of CABTEIDGEB has just been opened up. C. H. COLLINS, UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE. SOLE AGENT FOR PANTHER TEA. Tin A MAN WITH AN EAGLE-LIKE EYE. COULD not detect asingle fault with our exceptionally fine stock of MEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR. Close fitting and comfortable — made from the finest of fine wool, woven in a manner which gives the maximum of elasticity and warmth, we can. and do, conscientiously commend the different garments, to those men who demand the best for the least cost. Even if the need is not urgent, we will be pleased to have you inspect in anticipation of future purchases. W. F. DU R WARD &CO., LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH. SHOOTING SEASON. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I HAVE' just landed a large consignment of best biands of ammunition. A special invitation is extended to the public to call and inspect our travellers samples of guns, before the season commences. Any kind of gun can be supplied at once. Also ironmongery of all descriptions. Groceries and produce at lowest prices. Agent for Book Gift Tea and Defiance Butter. Civility and promptness guaranteed. CalFand see for yourselves at T. RIMMER, THE BEE HOUSE, MAIN STREET.