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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1422, 10 July 1915, Page 2

\ BY supporting us you will be supporting your district, and above all, you will be securing the maximum value for your outlay. NEW GOODS AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES I box Ladies’ Print Aprons, 2/6 and 2/8. Ribbon, 2 inches wide, Id. per yard. Reels of Black Thread, id. each. 100 Hair Pins for 2d, Bootees 1/3, NOW 1/-. 3-ply Fingering, black and white, 3/id. skein. Children’s Woollen Hoods, 1/-. Women’s Tan Hose, Silk Clocked, 9%d. P a ir. Men’s Underpants, 2/11 pair. Whitebait Net, 2yds. wide, l/l; Boin. wide T/2. F. GABITES. r ■ "n BAUCKHAM’S CASH GROCERY. PRICES FOR JULY : LARGE TINS OK BOOT BLACKING :jn KACMJust the thing for the boys boots this wet weather. PUKE MONEY 7D LB. - BUTTER 1/5 PER LB. GLAXO 2/- & 5/- PER TIN. - NE WES FOOD 1 1~ GRANOSE BISCUITS - 1 /- PACKET. MILK - - S TINS 1 in. ALL PARCELS DELIVERED IF REQUIRED. BAUCKHAM’S GASH GROCERY. THONK r,a.

COME IN AND INSPECT OUR SELECTION OF GAS FITTINGS & GLOBES. . . . WK HAVE ALSO A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF BURNERS & MANTLES. PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRS. Ring up 62. HOPPER & MCOOLL, CERT IFICAT ED SANITARY PLUMBERS.

BE PATRIOTIC AND SUPPORT THU BELGIAN FUND. JjWERY 5/- worth ot goods purchased from the : : UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORES entitles the purchaser to one guess in the : ■ : BEAN GUESSING COMPETITION, PRIZE, s lb. BOX OK TEA. The guessing proceeds are in aid of the BELGIAN RELIEF CARNIVAL FUND. Your guess costs you nothing. THE GREATER YOUR PURCHASES THE MORE WE PAY INTO THE FUND. J, M. KELLI. UNI VERSAL SUPPLY STORES. JUST A WORD! FIM-IE present is a time of patriotism. Rightly so. There are many ways of displaying your patriotism. Loyalty to your own tradespeople is patriotism. What about your Job Printing? Are you patriotic ? If so, send your printing orders to THE HERALD PRINTERY! a local institution, which brings money to your town and circulates it locally. We guarantee to give you satisfaction in workmanship, quality and price. BE PATRIOTIC! S 20 i-giJJsiM. j wlitel- I - 8 £s a £s. la " v-k ?» h, i ? I u I . so * § 88. PI z *< i A SB g O 5 _ « BO bi OP-W o 2 m m C/3

THE ancient Romans looked upon ebony as a I treasure, and many of their ornaments and articles of personal adornment were | made of this lovely black I wood. The taste of the Romans for ebonyware survives to-day and what is nicer for gift-making than a good brush or hand-mirror backed with this fine jet-black wood from the heart of the ebony tree ? A NEW STOCK OF EBONY GOODS HAS ARRIVED. . . . WHY NOT CALL AND INSPECT ? Ladies’ Hair Brushes 6/6 to 32 16. Mirrors, in all designs, 12/6 to 25/--Military Brushes, 22/6 and 25/- pair. Hat Brushes, 3/-. Clothes Brushes, 11/6 to 16/6. Hairpin Boxes and Pin Trays at low prices. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN. Jewellers Palmerston N. We give a present with every wedding ring sold. FOUSALE. SOMETHING SPECIAL : l A acre, Reeve St., 3 ch. road frontage 50. Terms. I acre, Reeve St. Price £6O, Terms. I acre, Union St., house of 7 rooms, orchard. Price £275 ; about £SO cash wanted, balance arranged. Good 7-roomed house, with all conveniences; land IY\ acres. Very comfortable home. Price £6OO ; cash £2OO, balance 5 oer cent. 80 Acres, with necessary buildings. Price £1,050 ; £250 cash, balance 12 months at 5 per cent. Present dairy stock and implements can c purchased at reasonable figure. A real argain. E. WANKLYN Licensed Land Agent. Having just landed an up-to-date supply of catering utensils from England, Mr M. Perreau is now in a position to specialise in catering, which will be undertaken in any part of the district *