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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1208, 14 February 1914, Page 2

t OUR END-OF-SEASON’S NOW IN FULL SWING. BARGAINS IN STRAWS & RE AD Y-TO* WEA RS. STRAWS, usual 5/6, 6/6, 8/9 to 9/6. NOW 1/11 EACH. READY-TO-WEARS 1/H EACH. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. A FEW ONLY ONE-PIECE DRESSES, TO CLEAR AT 5/11. Usual Price from 10/6 to 15/G. H. STILES. THE BI T SY STORE. NEW AUTUMN MILLINERY AT DURWARD’S. THE designing of a beautiful hat is an' art. It is far mere than merely putting a few trimmings on a shape. ’Tis an art that is thoroughly . understood by DURWARD’S. Here you can see fashion’s latest 'inspirations executed in the most perfect style. U Another important consideration is price and you’ll find our’s very low. Exclusiveness, good taste are always features of all our millinery. W. F. DURWARD-& CO., LTD., DRAPERS, THE SQUARE - - PALMERSTON N. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT FROM J. M. KELLY. (LATE C. K. COLLINS.) UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE. FANCY GOODS. WE have opened a hew ’Xmas stock too varied and numerous to particularise—the best assorted stock, in town. Choice articles suitable tor ’Xmas or wedding presents, trophies, etc. Plain and Fancy Crockery, Glassware, Toys, Fancy Goods, Leather Goods, ’Xmas and New Year Cards, Silver andE.P. Ware, Thermols, Clocks, etc., ot every description. Also Fruits for the ’Xmas trade. Raisins, Sultanas, Currants, (Machine-cleaned) 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 ROUND. : : THOMAS RIMMER, • • RED HOUSE. : :