Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1325, 17 November 1914, Page 3

GOOD SAVING CHANCE I'F you don’t nick up one or more of these wonderful - bargains in Ladies’ Standard Quality Underclothing. Women’s White Ribbed Cotton Undervests, large mz--. 1-3. White Mercerised Cotton Vests, shaped waists, 2'B. Special Quality Mercerised Vests, open fronts, shaped, 3/6. Women’s White Codon Corns., high neck, short sleeves. 3/11. Women’s White Ribbed Coras., short sleeves, unshrinkable, 4/11. Children’s Mercerised Vests, short sleeves, sizes I to 8, If- up. Women’s White Underskirts, lovely■ lare flounce'. s*ll. Women’s White and Striped Underskirts, special designs, splendid value, 2’ll and 3/11. Throw-out Samples Women’s Combinations, short and long sleeves, 3/6 to 4/6. V.

MAIL ORDER BUYING I OF 01 R HARDWARE IS CHEAPER, I SATISFACTION ASSURED, OR MONEY REFUNDED. MAMMOTH HALF- I CLEANING PARCEL CROWN KITCHEN FOR HALF-A-CKOWN: PARCEL: 2 polished wood salad servers (fork and spoon) I handy vegetable grater and peeler. I wire soap tray, I tea strainer. I gravy strainer. I circular pastry cutter. I nail brush. These 8 useful articles post free for 2/6 cash. I nail brush. I chamois window cleaner. I shineisi cloth. I scrubbing brush I hearth broom. These 5 useful articles post free for 2/6 cash. WONDERFUL oh COOKS’ PARCEL. DAIRYMAN’S 2/6 PARCEL. I wire pot scrubber. I handled brush and mop for washing up. I Dover egg beater. I fish slice. I wire soap saver. I enamelled salt shaker. 2 dairy scrubs, splendid quality bristles. I strong nail brush. These three useful brushes post free for 2'6 cash.' I 12-inch cooking spoon of tinned steel. I rotary vegetable cutter. Tin sc 8 n-v Aid c i 1 :le> postfree tor s• cash.. COLLINS THE SQUARE & . SON. PALMEKS iO N NOR > ii.

A GUARANTEE OF &.J IT¥. mHAT is what v.'c' give \nu, because every article we a sent! fns j- willingly replaced if it is not just as we represent it to he. Because we try to Met the beet procurable at the price and we ASK for complaints when anything is no' quite up to the standard. Because we never rc-order a line that does not give entire satisfaction, aiid consequently our values are getting belter and still better. That our efforts are meeting with success is proved by the over-increasing volume of our trade, and we have daily evidence that OURS is the store where the most discriminating people come to do their shopping. MnoKßbKKnnßmiinnrxiiisiaMMnMManaMMKnMManaßHHnMHnii WALKER & FURRIER THE QUALITY STORE, FOXTON.

EASIER PLOUGHING WITH BETTER RESULTS. THE OLIVER PLOUGH registers a much less draught than any other, although turning a bigger furrow. This larger furrow is also broken to such an extent that one stroke of the discs is saved in subsequent cultivation. The secret lies in the OLIVER’S short mouldboard' The OLIVER as illustrated, price £5 5/- has a capacity of a 9‘m furrow and only weighs I2olbs. Other models run from 50/“ TO £7. HOLBEN & KIRK^ box 134 - Palmerston; north.

ANTED KNOWN. All seedlings now ready in great variety. Flower, tomato plants, etc. Orders taken for shrubs, hedge plants, etc., for autumn planting, at “The Pampas" Nursery. A. S. WALSH, Coley St., Foxton. WANTED K NOWN. —Special window display of Gents’ Wide-end Ties, usual price 2/6,- to clear now at 1/6. G. H. STILES. WANTED KNOWN—Window Display of Children’s Millinery, each hat marked in plain figures at special prices. G. H, STIEES.