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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1009, 24 June 1911, Page 3

16650YDS ELAN--1 NELEXTB AT THE BON MARCHE. THE enormous stock of Flannelette in stock at the Bon Marche helps to prove that we do things thoroughly. In this premier establishment you expect to get the best, and you expect good value, and there is very little chance of disappointment. These flannelettes are from the mills of the world’s leading makers, and included in the lot is the famous ‘"Arpekas” Flannelette, warm, healthy and safe. 75oyds White Flannelette, 27m wide, at 3s I id a dozen yards. 900yds White “ Arpekas ” Flannelette, 32m wide, at 5s 9d a dozen yards. 550yds Heavy Twill White Flannelette, 33m wide, at /s lid dozen yards. 150yds White “ Arpekas ” Flannelette, 36m wide, at 7s I id dozen yards. C. M. ROSS & co. ( PALMERSTON NORTH. ■ " WE THROW DOWN THE “GAUNTLET.” FOR value in Men’s Gloves and with such famous makers as DENT’S to uphold our cause the challenge will not be taken up. If you’d learn how much meaning there is in the word comfort, slip your hands into a pair of Dent’s Dogskin Motor Gloves with gauntlets at 9s 6d, or if you prefer them we have other Motor Gloves in fur at 21s and 22s 6d, also Lambswool Motor Gloves with leather palms at 6s gd, and Grey Suede Gloves, wool lined at 8s 6d. Less expensive but none the less useful and meritorious are DENT’S Astrachan Gloves at 2s lid and 3s lid, also Tan Kid Gloves, at 3s lid. Don’t tolerate inferior makes —Come in here and buy DENT’S Gloves. MILLAR & GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, Palmerston N. in. "W NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ALL PERMISSION STOPPED. ANY PERSON found trespassing with dog or gun on Moutere Run after this date will be prosecuted. K. W. DALRYMPLE & WILSON. Bulls, May 24th, 1911. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, notify that our bookselling and stationery businesses will be closed daily at 5.30 p.m., and on Saturdays at 10 p.m. as usual. A. M. NYE. E. HUSSEY. FOR SALE. TICE little farm of 30 acres with 1 two four-roomed and a fivemed cottage, dairy, washhouse, ail cow shed and all necessary buildings. For full particulars fly to F. D. WHIBLEY, Foxton, Sole Agent. LOST— Between Palmerston and Otaki on June 3rd, door of motor car lamp, consisting of brass frame and condensing lense. Reward on returning same to this office or to Alf. Schlager, Palmerston North. ANTED A contract cook for about 32 men, to comIst July. Apply this office. HALL, FOXTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28TH, 1911, at 8 p.m. SOCIAL & DANCE. Under the auspices of the Catholic Church. Cards and draughts for nondancers. The following ladies and gentlemen contribute songs (sentimental and comic), duets, recitations, solos, and stepdances. Mrs Boyes, Misses Jenks, King and McCallister, Messrs Claris, Lenihan, Hornblow, Redman, Buglass, Richards, Osborne, Jenks, Smith, Simmons, W. Hooker, Bullard, B. Hooker, and Yates. Pionist: Mr F. C. Berthold with orchestral assistance. M’s.C.: Messrs Dr. Adams and Dudson. Ladies, ls,6d ; gentlemen, 2s 6d. J. COLDER, Secretary.