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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1283, 11 August 1914, Page 3

1 PRICES - WARRANTED i I SHRUNK. OUR prices are always low, but just now—’tween seasons—they’re shrunk lower than usual. Buying these lines this way saves you money. Every one at Post Free price for Cash With Order. You don’t risk penny. Satisfaction is absolutely gnaiameed, or you purchase money refunded in full. DOUBLE LIFE SHIRTING: The famed Scotch Shirting that has every thread Double Twisted, wherein lies its strength. It wears like leather; Truly a “double life” shirting. Nothing quite so good for working shirts and house blouses has yet been put on the market. Width is 30 inches. Sent Post Free for cash, with order. Ask for patterns. PRICE 1/10 PER YARD. I HALF-GUINEA PARCEL : I Black Moirette Underskirt, with Pleated Frill. 2 Heavy Ribbed Knitted Vests, with shaped vests and short sleeves. 2 pairs Grey Merino Woven Bloomers, with shaped bands. POST FREE for Cash with Order. Your money cheerfully refunded if your purchase fails to please. POST FREE 10/0. COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME, ltd. PALMERSTON NORTH. LAST WEEK OF S A L E. FURTHER & FINAL REDUCTIONS ABSOLUTELY FOR THIS W EEK ONLY. : 120 Ladies’ Paletots, 25/- to 84/-. Clearing in 3 lots at o/-, 10/- aud 20/Balance of Winter Costumes, in tweed and navy coating serges, 35/- to 84/- Going in 3 lots at 10/-, 20/- and 40/Balance of Readv-to-Wear Hats and Trimmed Millinery, 8/6 to s°/Now clearing at 2/6, 5/- and 10/THEHE IS NO RESERVE. GREAT BARGAINS IN : SKIRTS & BLOUSES, DRESS ROBES, DRESS PIECES & REMNANTS, MARKED DOWN TO HALFPRICES. EVERY DEPARTMENT contributing further and final bargains for this LAST WEEK OF SALE. FOR SALE. SOMETHING SPECIAL: For sale 60 acres close to town, only ±,16 per acre. £IOO cash required, balance on easy terms. A chance for a speculator to cut this property to advantage. I acre, 5-roomed house, scullery, and wash-house with copper set in. Situated Avenue Road. Price £450; £2OO cash wanted. Good 7-roomed house, with all conveniences ; land 11/iI l /i acres. Very comfortable home. Price £6OO ; cash £2OO, balance 5 per cent. 14-acre, double frontage, 2 I A x 2 chs.; 7-roomed house, bath-room, h. and c. water, outhouses of | stable, trapshed, wash-house, dairy, and fowl-house ; 30 strong I fruit trees. Price £650; £274 in G.A.S.O. A good bargain. 14 acre, corner section, new 5-roomed house, bathroom, pantry and wash-house. Price £450 : £250 in Advances, £IOO mortgage payable in instalments ; balance £l5O cash. 80 Acres, with necessary buildings. Price £I,OSO ; £250 cash, balance / 12 months at 5 percent. Present dairy stock and implements can be purchased at reasonable figure. A real bargain. E. WANKLYN, Licensed Land Agent. Ca m PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. ME. TFATOTDALE noti- « ties the public that she has taken over the bookselling, stationery and newsagency business recently conducted by Mrs A. M. Nye (late Alf. Fraser), and hopes to merit a continuance of public patronage accorded to this old - established business in the past. A new-and up-to-date stock of the latest literature, fancy goods and stationery has been purchased to meet all local requirements and at city prices. The leading English and Colonial newspapers and magazines by every mail. The latest novels by foremost authors in the cheap editions. School children’s requisites a speciality. Licensed to sell stamps Call and Inspect. M. E.TEVIOTDALE, MAIN STREET. r ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF I" ABOURERS, farJk mers, and all outdoor workers —we want you to know all about our “NORTHERN LIGHT” Waterproof Boot You have doubtless experienced great dissatisfaction with other so-called “ waterproof ” boots--they are notturned out to your expectations. Not so with “ NORTHERN LIGHT” Boot. It’s a champion. It keeps the feet dry, walk where you will. The workman ship ishonest, the leather absolutely water - resisting. It is the boot you’ve wanted-it will last many winters. ALL SIZES. ONE QUALITY—THE BEST. PRICE 25/0 PAIR. Post Free. THE HODGSON SHOE STORE, THE SQUARE, Palmerston North, V J FUNERAL NOTICE. THE funeral of the late Mrs Sarah Ann Sherratt will jeave her son’s residence, Robinson Street, tor the Foxton Cemetery at 2.30 p.m-to-morrow (Wednesday). A. JONSON. Undertaker. PUBLIC MEETING. A MEETING will be held in the Council Chambers at 7. 15 o’clock on TUESDAY, nth August, to which citizens and ladies are invited, to discuss Lady Liverpool’s message and other matters connected with local conditions. _ G. H. STILES, Mayor. TyrUNICIPAL Pictures, CoronaJjoL tion Town Hall, To-morrow, LEAH KLESCHNA. A world-famous play with a great moral. For programme see posters and handbills. Circle is, Stalls 6d. Children under 12 half-price. >* r ß'.>s , o3a gs pi - grrgi £ag- eo S Sfol s*S » - ? S «■a m SS J -< 0 rT * d Os *|S g"o. eatiisS < §3! co m §• in aa 4 T". - O 3 3.5 2S WANTED. —For the Foxton Borough Band, players or learners. Apply to. A. Smith. Hon Secretary. LOST Between Sandon and Foxton, ladv’s cloak and buffalo rug. Reward on returning to C. E. Mackay, Solicitor, Wanganui.