r BHOWBOO M % SAL m AT STILE ft! 9 & IF you want to know what REAL BARGAINS are—i vou want to effect the best possible economy, come to our SPECIAL SHOWROOM BARGAIN SALE, commencing on THURSDAY, MAY 21 st A Great Clearance of Season Stock, which is distinguished by EXTRAORDINARY PRICE REDUCTIONS. One or two typical examples from our Showroom Department will be enough just to give you an idea of the kind of Bargains which you may expect to find here: I Saxe Blue Fleecy Sports Set, usual price 27/6. SALE, 19/6. I Violet Fleecy Sports Set, usual price 27/6. SALE, 19/6. 1 Navy Fleecy Sports Set, usual price 27/6. SALE, 19/6. 4 only Navy Blue Serge One-Piece Dresses, usual price, 22/6. SALE 16/6. I only Brown Knitted Coat, usual 21/6. SALE, 17/6. 1 only Black and Gold Knitted Sports Coat, usual 21/-. SALE, 17/6. 2 only Ladies’ Tweed Coats, usual 25/-. _ SALE 18/6. 4 only Navy, Brown, Saxe and White Knitted Jerseys, usual 12/6. SALE, Q/11. 40 Pairs Ladies’ Grey Bloomers. Lovely warm line. SALE PRICE, 2 13 Pair. G. H. STILES. J SCOTLAND'S TWEEDS WOULD REACH FROM LANDS END TO JOHN O’GROATS! . . THAT means an output of between 600 and 700 miles of TWEED! If you’ve a taste lor mathematics, madam, you might figure just how many costumes that Tweed would make. BUT if you’ve an inclination to have a new Winter Costume, you should SUE THESE SMART TWEEDS AT DUBWARD’S. : : : : 1 16, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 3/3, 3/11, 4/C 4/u. 5/6 yard. Absolutely authoritative these fabrics, end of nice winter weight. You should certamiy make it your duty to take your pick. Why not c. day? W. F. DT JR WARD & Co.. (LIMITED). 11 THE ?Of UD- - PALMERSTON 7>. jj VMait.'in-Jw ■■aMiimißvjuiujy .fIT p pfyiwrwxr rT THANK YCU. tion. THANK YOU for your past favours, Which I have given my personal attenYour further favours will be appreciated at all times. I always feel, safe in recommending my goods, because they are of reliable manufacture, Experience has taught me to be extremely cautious about anything for which price is the selling argument. Price-cutters may come, and pricecutters may go, but I am building up a reputation by placing QUALITY first. J. M. KELLY, THE UNIVERSAL STORE, FOXTON. THOS. RIMMER, RED HOUSE FOXTON. IRONMONGERYWe stock Ironmongery of every description: Spades, Porks. Shovels, Hedy • Wooers. and all Gardening Material. Glass Wash-boards 2/-. Horse-clippers, Stocks and Dies, 'Paints, Oil s, Leads, Wallpaper, etc. 'OR THE (juiaD W INTER WEATHER—ne feels the comfort of w.i 1 n bedding. Try iox apoc Mattresses, Bolster.,, Allows. Also Flax iuatesses, Wire Mattresses, B edsteads, Kapoc, etc. FOR THE SHOOTING SEASON— An assortment; of English Guns just la”ded. -Also Game Bags, D uck Calls, Cleatuing Rods and Cartridges. YOU WTUIi TO MAKE A PRESENTATIONve in stock Electroplate, Carvers in Cases, Hauds, Gladstone Bags, Brief Bags, Suit v-ases, Steel nks, Oak Waiters, Cased Pipes, Hot Water Bags, ty Razors, Clocks, Watchea, Booxs, and many nr lines. Hockey Sticks, Coif Balls.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1251, 28 May 1914, Page 2
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503Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1251, 28 May 1914, Page 2
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