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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1019, 18 July 1911, Page 2

IMPORTANT A N NOUN CEMENT! ■WBJC-. I~MHTII «i WE FINISH STOCKTAKING ON THURSDAY NEXT. BE IN TIME ON SATURDAY TO PICK UP BARGAINS. A FEW OF THE SNIPS : 2Q LADIES’ FASHIONABLE JACKETS 20 NEWEST DESIGNS BLOUSING FLANNELETTES: USUAL PRICE: 1/3, 1/-, gd, 6d. SALE PRICE: Bid, 7M, Gd, 4*d, 3d. COSTUMES, SKIRTS, MILLINERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES. G. H. STILES, DRAPER - - FOXTON.

IN OUR INTEREST CENTRES MILLINERY DEPARTMENT NO wonder; the SALE is waking things up in this direction. Competitors are anything but pleased, but ladies securing charming Toques and Winter Hats at these prices are simply enraptured. Many of these beautiful creations now under the SALE knife only found their way into our store a short time ago, while there’s not one but is as modern and smart as any lady could wish. OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THIS occur seldom enough in a life time. Shall we see you to-day? To-morrow the Hat you need most at YOUR, price—may be gone! W. F. DUEWARD & CO., LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH.

THIS IS WHERE YOU SHOULD PURCHASE GROCERIES. YATES’ new season’s seeds in great variety. Bacon and hams, good quality and splendid flavour. Groceries of all descriptions, best quality. Crockery and glassware. Ironmongery and cutlery. Oilskins, horse and cow covers. Grain and produce. AGENT FUR: Book Gift Tea. Defiance Butter, Belgica Lamps. YOU SHOULD GET A BELGICA LAMP—IT WILL PAY YOU. RING UP NO. I>. EOli YAIIE,