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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1070, 1 March 1913, Page 2

SALE SOME OF THE BARGAINS. PBTONE COSTUMES. All Wool Creme Serge, col. stripe, chest 36, skirt 40 x 24, usually 755. Now 30s. All Wool Gray Worsted, chest 34, skirt 38 x 23, usually QOs. Now 37s fid. Fine Creme Serge, chest 35, shirt 39 x 23, usually 80s. Now 355. Poplin Costume, chest 35. skirt 39 x 23, usually 40s. Now 18s 6d. Gray Poplin Costume, chest 36, skirt 40 x 24, usually 403. Now 18s fid. These costumes are all made by the Wellington Woollen Co., and are all genuine bargains. MANCHESTER BARGAINS. Doctor Flannel, Is 4%d. 72 Herringbone Sheeting, is 2dyd. Creme Damasks, and is. White Damask, 68inch, Is. Was - ing Prints, 2s,lid doz. yds. MILLINERY BARGAINS. 4 Trimmed Models, usually 355. Now 6s I id. Ready-to-wear Hats, 2s lid and 3s lid. About 4 doz. Untrimmed Straws is lid. AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS. SALE CLOSES 8™ MARCH. G. H. STILES. \

SHE WAS “JUST LOOKING ABOUND” AT DURVARD’S FIRST SHIPMENT OF AUTUMN & WINTER DRESS FABRICS. SHE had not intended buying anything, but came with the object of getting an insight into the latest Dress Material Fashions for autumn and winter 1913. She came, saw, and was conquered by the Smart Tweeds and Cloths cn view. Indeed, our first showing of Cloths comprises the smartest fabrics ever shown in the Manawatu district. Many of the colours are unique, the Tweeds are jaunty in style, the whipcords give that clean cut smartness so much favoured by fashionable women; while the Egyptian Satins and other soft material lend that charm and grace to be obtained only by the wearing of clinging fabrics. D You -are cordially invited to view our first display of Winter fabrics, indeed the first showing contains many exclusive and unique designs. x W. F. BUKWAIID & Co.; LTD., THE SQUAHE . PALMERSTON NORTH. C. H, COLLIN S, UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE. MUSCATELS, Almonds, Figs, Dates (packets and loose), currants, sultanas and raisins. HAMS of choicest quality (not to be beaten). Baked Ham always on hand, (kindly place your orders early for this line). CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, good lines in these for Christmas presents. BISCUITS, usual choice variety in these goods. JELLIESy (White’s), 6d each ; (Daisy Brand), 4df -each.; (Ship and Martells), 5 for is ; (Windsor), ip for is. PINE APPLE 6d per tin, and other fruits. CORDIA.LS all prices from Is to is Qd. C. H. COLLINS, UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE, MAIN STREET FOX'.TON. TO THE RESIDENTS OF FOXTON AND D 3 STRICT. I BEG to inform yo» t hat I am now ih my fifiW shop, on the old, dt e. Main Street, and am Showing a large vari ety L a all lines of GROCERIES and Produce. , Alf*» BE ST COOKED HAM. I am maki’Ag a speciality of IRONMONGERY and CROCE ERY, and have a big variety of Mech anical I'OOLS to choose from. See my window? all new stock. Cutlery of every descriptu, jn. A special v line of Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, and i chairs. > 1 HUBB’UCE’S Oils and Leads, Wire, Iron, Fowl Staples, Nails. Also Garden Tpols. T7AOMAS RIMMER. FOXTON.