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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1034, 24 August 1911, Page 2

m MUST HA YE SPACE FOR INCOMING PURCHASES. inrush of New Goods necessitates speedier outgoing of Winter Stocks. How shall we do it ? Obvious remedy. At once widen the circle of prospective # buyers of the present praisworthy stocks by lowering prices. The Winter Season is still at its height, yet prices of seasonable goods have dwindled to next to nothing. Take advantage of these timely offerings—they are full of rich saving opportunities. G. H. STILES, THE WHITE HOUSE, FOXTON. I J DURWARD’S GREAT SPRING SHOW. IT will be one splendid pageant of Fashion’s most stylish suggestions for the new season. Extremes will be shown alongside the more practical novelties. In all sections there are inimitable ideas from which you can gather a host of pleasing and exclusive notions. THE MILLINERY, COATS, BLOUSES, JACKETS, DRESS GOODS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES. vie with one another in trying to gain your first inspection. Many of the lines are exclusive. It would take a palette of colours and a brush to paint many vivid, beautiful combinations, and no post could do justice to ithe infinite variety and beauty of our elaborate spring showing. May we have your opinion on our endeavours this week. W. F. DURWABD & CO. LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH. THIS IS WHERE YOU SHOULD PURCHASE GROCERIES. PRUNES - - HONEY (2lbs.) CORNFLOUR DATES (loose) - DATES (packet) - JELLIES 5d per lb. 8d per tin 3 pkts. 1 /- 3d per lb. 3d per lb. - 5 pkts. for i/I/- and 1/3 per lb. TEA (loose) - ERICKA SOAP (best hand) 8d per tin. IDEAL SOAP - - 6d per bar C. H. COLLINS. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORES.