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DOUBLE LIFE, THE new Scotch winter shirting costs no more—wears much longer. From Hamilton a lady customer has just written for more “Double Life” shirting. She had one piece before, tried it, got complete satisfaction and has sent for Five Pounds Worth. Her letter) lies in our office where you may see it for the asking. “Double Life” is a Scotch winter shirting with every simple solitary thread double twisted—that's the secret of its long wear. Being a mixture of wool and cotton we can guarantee “Double Life” not to shrink. Lighter than woollen shirtings yet with a cosy warmth the men will appreciate this winter, nice dark shades, checks and stripes, a regular 2s line. OCR POST FREE PRICE - 1/9 per yOSamples post free on request. SHIRTS of “Double Life,” made in the Dominion’s leading shirt factory specially for us. OUR POST FREE PRICE - 7/6. Be sure and state size. Send cash with all orders for we promise satisfaction or your money back. No travellers on the road. COLLINSON & CITNNINGHAME LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH. You can shop with us without leaving your easy chair.

THE GEE ATBST KEROSENE LAMP OE THE DAY. FIFTY or seventy candle power with a wonderfully low kerosene consumption, beautiful white light strong and powerful, yet soft and easy to the eyes. Circular wick, no chimney, easy to clean and has enamelled top reflector which throws all the light downwards. Made in beautiful series of decorated styles on rise and fall principle for dining rooms etc., and is shown in gilt brass, antique brass, antique copper, oxydised copper etc, very handsome designs. price 24/6 to 42/ALSO IN PLAIN BRASS AT 19/6. COLLINSON & SON, THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOB IRONMONGERY, THE SQUARE &11 BROAD ST., * PALMERSTON N.

BEST BRITISH ENAMELWAEE. SO many ask me for enamelware when buying their household china, that I’ve just imported two tanks full of the famous ANGLO BRAND. This is the most reliable English make. I stock no inferior German enamelware to sell at cheap-jack prices. All my household enamelware comes from makers so prices are the lowest. Stamped from steel, seamless, heavily coated with fire glazed enamel, this ware will not readily chip. Lids are mostly of seamless stamped tinned steel. When in Palmerston come and A.~ E. CLAUSEN» CROCKERY ARCADE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

PHOTOS. ANDERSON’S PHOTOS ARE GOOD PHOTOS. DO you know that they are only 12s 6d per doz., that you can have sepia tones, that you can have re-sitting free. andbrson t s studio, (Outside Station), PALMERSTON NORTH.

MBS CROUCHER, art needlework:, SPECIALIST HAS a new supply of the latest books for Knitting and Crocheting Motor Coats, Caps, etc. Lessons in Richelieu, Reticella, and Venetian Embroideries. Address: COLEMAN PLACE. (Opposite Union Bank), PALMERSTON NORTH. FRUIT FROM "HASTINGS” ORCHARD. STRAIGHT from the grower to any railway station. Apples, Apples, Apples, Jonahan, Adams, Pearmain (desert) 6s 6d, cooking, 5s 6d per 40lb. case, Pears 8s per 481 b. case. Halt cases half-price, Quinces 3s per 40lb case. Freight 6d extra. - Cash with order. We employ no agents. J. W. Walker, “Hastings” Orchard, Hastings.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1090, 29 April 1913, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1090, 29 April 1913, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1090, 29 April 1913, Page 4

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