FASHION REVEALS THE NEW MILLINERY, be a season of beautiful Hats.’ rpHE lids of the JL Autumn Hat Boxes have come off. And one’s first thought as the new Millinery emerges from its tissue wrappings is: “Autumn will The loveliest and smartT est of the New Fashions are now being exhibited at THE WHITE HOUSE. Large and Small hats are shown impartially for the fickle Jade has not yet decided in favour of any particular type. All the newest style touches and all the most becoming shapes will be found here, but the variety is too extensive to permit description. Moreover, the latest styles from London, and Paris, besides those of our own creations, are absolutely superb. There are also numerous attractive styles in Children’s Millinery ; there is the smart little Bonnet for baby, the neat little Hats for the child, and so on, till you reach womanhood. Visit our Showroom, to-day, and learn for yourself the Millinery story that fashion has to tell. THE WHITE HOUSE - EOXTON.
THE SON G OF THE SHIRT RESOUNDS THROUGH THE ■ “ LAND, ft I e v>. r 1 ?- Mfigi •84£3 INDEED, at thebeginning of each season whether summer or winter,* ’tis the old old saying, “stitch, stitch, stitch,” but the stitching is by no means so distasteful when DURWARD’S Union and All Wool Shirtings are being made up into shirts for little men and big men. The qualities are undeniably good, but apart from that the designs are rather smart for goods in the shirting class. The values as usual at DURWARD’S are simply great '~’Ush i ' UNION SHIRTINGS, is, is 2d, is 6d, Is Bd, and is lOd per yard. ALL WOOL SHIRTINGS, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s gd, 2s lid, and 3s 6d per yard. Of course we send patterns if you drop us a line, and that right willingly. W. F. DURWARD & CO, ltd , THE SQUABE - VAUIEBSTON NORTH.
C.-H. C OL LINS, 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. JELLIES, (White’s), 6d each ; (Daisy Brand), 4d each; (Ship and Martelis), 5 for Is ; (Windsor), 10 for Is. PINE APPLE 6d per tin, and other fruits. CORDIALS all prices from Is to Is 9d. C. H. COLLINS, UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE, MAIN STREET * FOXTON,
BED HOUSE, FOX TO N. WE- are now recognised as the leading and cheapest house in town. We do not. stock inferior brands of goods—yet our prices are the lowest. To any who may not yet have given us a trial, we would respectfully solicit one month's orders, so that you may be convinced. Everything is fresh, clean, and up-to-date. ' For any outside line that you cannot get elsewhere in town, try us berore sending outside for it. . RING UP No, 9THOS. RIMMEK.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1083, 8 April 1913, Page 2
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