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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1501, 25 January 1916, Page 2

QP E CIA L OFF EiT OF SAMPLES BOUGHT AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT. LADIES’ HOSE. I/- In 3/6. Cream anti Withe LACES, 3in. wide, 3%d to sE>d yard. GIRLS’ MUSHROOM HATS, each. CAMISOLE EMBROIDERY 1/3, Now I/-. LONGCLOTII iEMBROIDERY pid, S.Ud. THE NEW' CORSET, 3/9 nair. F. GA BITES, J f BAUCKJIAM’S PRICES STILL TAKE BEATING : : : BUT owing to ihc unsettled state of the market, it is difficult to quote -prices. However, here are a few : NEWBURY RUSKS 1 /- Per Tin. GRANOSE BISCUITS • 1/- Per Packet. “GOLDEN RAY” CANDLES - 7d. Packet. SUGAR, lA. - Per Bag 1.2/-. “HIGHLANDER” MILK -2 Tins 1/|. BRING CASH WITH ORDER. ’PHONE 52. “A ** SSamtfflSiaiteStßnrrnrrrtgmj [MV4 rmn pwaacaga strp am AN ATTRACTIVE FIREPLACE IS ESSENTIAL TO the appearance of your Dining Room, and we are displaying an uncommonly fine selection of FEND ER S AND FIRE-IRONS In choice and exclusive designs. Considering the excellent quality, the unexcelled workmanship, and the artistic superiority of these Fireplace Requisites, OUR PRICES REPRESENT STERLING VALUE. WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. WALKER & FURRIE, 1 PROVISION MERCHANTS - FOXTON. I J WAT C H THIS SPACE. J. M. KELLY, THE CASH STORE - - FOXON. iil m WANTED KNOWN. IT may be wise to advertise Something that’s “WANTED” KNOWN But little need 1 find indeed, To tell much WANTED KNOWN. My Window display speaks well ibnitself, And the prices they simply please ; And the Rings I design, seem well to combine •The whisperings of Cupid with ease. A FINE RANGE OF GOODS JUST ARRIVED PER THE S.S, OTAKI J. COLDER, TUI’ QUALITY JEWELLER, FOXTON. N.B.—Old Gold Jewellery Bought, Exchanged, or artistically Re-made to any design of the Jeweller’s Art.