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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1072, 21 November 1911, Page 3

FELLOW ELECTORS, THINK! FELLOW ELECTORS, THINK! Who should be the better Judges of MASTERTON’S COMMERCIAL CONDITION UNDER NO-LICENSE ? (/) The local tradespeople, who are practical!}' UltamimOUS in saying that they are satisfied; or {2) The liquor-sellers, wholesale and retail, brewers and publicans and their agents who keep insisting in their advertisements that No-License HAS RUINED MASTERTON ? Judge for yourselves, free-born Electors, and without doubt you will boldly STRIKE OUT BOTH TOP LINES ON DECEMBER THE 7 th FATh . A.\ I) MOTHERS. A VV OKI) WITH YOU. IF THE DRINK TRAFFIC CONTINUES IT MUST HAVE ROYS. Sf not yours, then some other hoysm The Drink Traffic can no more continue without Boys than a sawmill without logs. FOR THE CHILDREN’S SAKE. STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE ON EACH PAPER ON DECEMBER THE 7 th

THE DRESS QTTES- - TION SOLVLiJ. - IN these days when ladies often realise the great difficulty of getting a smart dress just at once, dressmakers are too busy, or their charges are too high, or they have no time to be fitted frequently, it is a relief to find JUST WHAT THEY WANT in aur Showrooms, where every individual taste and requirement has been carefully studied, and we are ready to show you a magnificent range of Summer Dresses and Costumes. Every garment is marked in plain figures at a most reasonable orice. White Linen Costumes, trimmed front and back with Guipure Lace, insertion let in down front and back, long roll collar handsomely braided and finished with oraid buttons and Guipure Lace; 4 panels Lace Insertion let in Skirt, Skirt also trimmed braid and buttons, 69,6. White Linen Costume, Collar and Gulfs, outlined in contrasting colours, 5 gored panel front skirt, 35/- & 39/6. C. M. ROSS&co., THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

WE HAVE A REPUTATION FOR GOOD JEWELLERY. ND it goes without saying that our tine new stock of ENAMEL GOODS will help maintain it. They consist of many artistic specimens of the Jewellers’ art, and include Brooches and Pendants 2/6 each. Hatpins, 3/-, 4/- to 6/6 each. Buckles, 4,6 and 5/6 each. Pendants with Neckchain, 4,-6 each. Neat Brooches, 2,6 to 5/each. Bangles, 3/6 to 8,6 each. We shall be glad to show these fascinating goods to you. O’CONNOR a TYDEMAN JEWELLERS, PALMERSTON NORTH. WE GIVE half-Jozen Electro-Silver Teaspoons with each wedding ring sold. V KTBI

REDUCTION IN Pk.CE OF MEAT. ON and after this date, all meat Purchased for Cash at the shop will be reduced in price. G. T. WOODROOFE. Foxton, Nov. lßth, 1911. TO LET,—4-roomed cottage in Thynne Street. Rent, 7% 6d per week. Apply this office.