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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1007, 8 October 1912, Page 2

( m THE MISSION OF THE SUMMER COSTUME IS TO MAKE BEAUTY : : OBVIOUS. : : EVERYONE knows women who may not be specially attractive in house garb, but who uiossom into beauty when arrayed for the street. ’Tis not everyone who is in the secret of the change—a specially becoming Summer Frock. Thus, it is that smart dressers should make their selection from the SPLENDID RANGE OF ONEPIECE DRESSES. Notable among these new arrivals are smart Frocks in Prints, Muslins and Crepes, from 10S 6DAlso Ladies’ Dress Skirts, in Cloth, Navy, and Creme Serge, DRAPER FOXTON. DURWAED’B abb specialists IN DRAPERY & “EXTRA” SPECIALISTS IN LACES. : : = WHERE is the woman who does not love a bit of lace about her summer frock ? No answer ! Little wonder, indeed, when you see the delightful specialties in Guipure and Net Laces and Insertions at DUEWAED’S. There is great scope for the use of Laces and Insertions on summer frocks —a frill here or a panel there and the trimming, is complete. And our stocks provide a splendid collection of laces and insertions for every purpose. Two to twelve inches wide, Prices: lOd to 10/6 Per Yard. Requests for patterns and orders by mail receive special attention. W. F. DURWAED & Co., LTD.. THE SQUARE - PALMERSTON NORTH. TO SPORTSMEN WHO want a good cartridge, call and inspect. All leading kinds stocked. TABLE SALT in Fancy Canisters, 11- each. FRESH BISCUITS arriving every week. Special Assortment. In view of the annual stocktaking, many lines must be reduced. We have a large stock of Iron, Wire-netting, English and American Wire, plain and barbed. Also Wire-strainers, Ironmongery, etc., etc. PRIME QUALITY OP BACON on Hand, Rashes cut to suit each customer by my noted machine. C. H. COLLINS, UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE, MAIN STREET - FOXTON. TO THE PUBLIC OF FOXTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. PLEASE take notice that 1 have got a good stock of Groceries, etc., at my workshop, and am prepared lo supply all my cust.u'-us as usual. I hope to have temporary premises erected on the old site this week, and will there carry on the business, pending tne immediate erection of new permanent premises. Thanking all my customers for past favours, and apologising for any inconvenience they may be subjected to in the present circumstances, and hoping for a continuance of their patronage, —I arn, etc., THOMAS RIMMER. red house.