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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1179, 2 December 1913, Page 3

Oca w u TUB” DRESS DODDS IN STRIKING VA TROPICAL SUITINGS —• An ideal wash fabric, in very pretty designs, for hoys’ tunic suits or blouses. Highly mercerised lilr poplin. 28 inches wide. Post free for cash v.hi, 1/8 yard. FANCY PIQUES i 0 CLEAR— Prettily pattened Piques for Pina f . or Frocks— a strong pique, worth a shilling—2B inch. Our clearing price, post free for cash with order, 9/11 dozen yards, LINENS FOR LESS— Specially lowered line of Linens in Greens and White only. Pure Linen, usually 1/9 yard. 28 inch. Post free for rash with order, to clear, 8/6 doz. yards. STRIPED LINENS—- _ For useful house frocks. Generally I/- yard. 28 inch. Post free. Our lowered price, 8/6 doz. yards. WRITE NOW FOR SAMPLES. 82-Page Summer Catalogue Free on Request. ’f 11 COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAMS, LTD., | PALMERSTON NORTH. | THE SHOPPING CENTRE OF THE WEST COAST. I REAL REDUCTIONS. BEAUTIFUL TEA SETS. CHOICE ELECTROPLATE. . . CLAUSEN’S . . CROCKERY ARCADE. PALMERSTON NORTH. I A VISIT WILL ABUNDANTLY REPAY YOU. d! ======

Tt BIG COLLECTION OF SEEDLINGS. THE following seedlings are now ready and on sale. Call and inspect before buying seed Flower seedlings, a splendid collection, i/- per dozen. Pot Plants at a low rate. Wreaths from 3/- up. Cut Flowers according to season. Cabbage of sorts, 1/6 per too. Cauliflower, 1/6 per 100. Tomato Plants I/- per doz.; prize strain 1/6. _ Cosmos, mixed. Salpiglossis. Phlox Drummondi. Petunia. Annual Sunflower Miniature. Salvia, Rhodanthes. Calceolaria. Aster. A. S. WALSH, “THE PAMPAS” NURSERY, Colev Street - Foxton. 11. F. STRONG-, THE “TIP-TOP” PAINTER AND SIGN WRITER, MAIN ST.- FOXTON. CARRIES the best stock of PICTURE MOULDING & PAPERHANGINGS in the district. Agent for: Windsor and Newton Artists Materials, Bon Accord Paints and Enamels, Fullers’ Pure Prepared Paint. Workmanship in any branch of the trade guaranteed. The Trade Supplied, Estimates Given. BVBKB 55 0 > r U oft J ■CO 2 18 & as 2 «■- • S o*lll o z □ s US a £ o 3W 3 * ■sea cs PEARL JEWELLERY I FROM THE BRITISH § JEWELLERS’ EXHIBI- j TION. g THIS is something quite new in the treatment of Pearls. The 15-carat gold in which these exquisitely lustrous pearls are mounied is of a new shade, blending perfectly with the stones, so that an effect of unusual loveliness ; is achieved. In pendants, necklets and brooches, these have a compelling charm of their own. Direct importing enables us to offer lower prices than you would pay elsewhere —and a more varied stock, COME AND SEE THEM! O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, JEWELLERS, The Square - Palmerston N. We give half-a-dozen ElectroSilver Teaspoons with each Wedding Ring sold. MESDAMES HENDERSON & CUNNINOHAME, FKUITBBERS. CONFECTIONERS & OATELiEUS. HAVE re-commenced business in premises next to Mr Healey’s Pharmacy. The choicest English and Colonial confections stosked. The choicest Island fruit always on hand. A commodious and well-lighted SUPPER ROOM for the convenience of patrons. Fish and Grill Suppers a Speciality.