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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1206, 10 February 1914, Page 2

GREAT NEW YEAR COMMENCES ON THURSDAY. STH. FEB. NINETEEN-FOURTEEN’S MESSAGE TO YOU IS: COME AND SAVE MONEY. IT WILL HE THE SALE OF ALL SALES. G. 11. STILES. THE BfSY STOKE.

BIG FEAST OF BARGAINS AT DURWARD'S SUMMER . CLEARANCE SALE . CWERY morning brings its L quota of bounteous Sale offerings to cope with each clay's demand, To-day the feast is spread, and the invitations are out —to you especially. COME ALONG AND PARTICIPATE! SOME SPECIALS FROM THE “DRESSES.” BLOUSE LENGTHS, best cottons, I/- each 10 Pieces JAP. SILK, all colours, were to I/I I. Now 6d yard. 40 inch DRESS SILKS, were 7/6 to 8/6. NOW 3/6 yard. Can’t be long with us at those prices, can they ? Good reason for quick buying, then ! W. E. DURWARD & CO., LTD., THE SQUARE - - PALMERSTON N.

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT FROM J. M. KELLY. (LATE C, H. COLLINS.) UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE. FANCY GOODS. WE have opened a new ’Xmas stock too varied ' and numerous to particularise—th \ best assorted stock in t'nvn. Choice articles suitable for ’Xmas or wedding presents, trophies, etc. Plain and Fancy Crockery, Glassware, Toys, Fancy Goods, Leather Goods, ’Xmas and New Year Cards, Silver and E,P. Ware, Thermols, Clocks, etc., of every description. Also Fruits for the ’Xmas trade. Raisins, Sultanas, Currants, (Machine-c’eaned) Figs, Dates, Jordan and Sicily Almonds, Muscatels, etc. Mills, Camps Shipping and the Building Trade Supplied. PRICES LOWEST IN TOWN. CALL IN—WE WILL BE PLEASED TO : : SHOW YOU HOUND. . : : THOMAS RIMMER, : : RED HOUSE. : :