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rr SALE ALL MODEL MILLINERY NOW REDUCED TO HALF - PRICE. JAS. M. BARR, BIG BARGAIN STORE, FOXTON. .

r BURMAN HOESE CLIPPER. CLIP YOUR OWN HORSES AND SAVE MONEY. AND clip them when it suits YOU and not when it suits other people’s convenience. With three horses to clip you’ll save the price of a BURMA N in two seasons. THE BUBMAN HORSE CLIPPER, as illustrated, is a British-made ball-bearing hand-power machine. THE GEARS, enclosed to run in an oil bath, are cut from solid crucible steel, so will work easily and sweetly. Cheap cast gear wheels (such as are used in a mangle) go into some machines, hut grind and bind despite all the oil you may use. THE BUBMAN (i-feot FLEXIBLE SHAFT is called “featherweight” because as light as can bo made. PALMERSTON NORTH. GET MUDGUARDS FOR MUD MONTHS! of its pleasures and usefulness it yon try to “carry on” without Mudguards. IF you cycle without Guards during the mud months, it simply means that your back has got to bear the brunt of THE BALL-BEARING CLIPPER HEAD is adjusted by a ratcheted thumb screw that never works loose with the vibration. It cuts closely and quickly and leaves a smooth finish. The cutters and combs are of razor steel. PRICE, complete with Spanner, Oil-can and Can of Lubricant, 42/6. Railage paid for GASH WITH ORDER; satisfaction assured, or money hack. COLLINSON - & IN Winter, cycling is robbed the mud bombardment from the roar wheel. WE FIT MUDGUARDS QUICKLY. and at small cost, too. Best steel Guards are very moderately priced, and you should certainly bring your machine in and have it equipped with a pair. COME NOW! EOBEETSON AND CO., MOTOR AND CYCLE ENGINEERS, PONTON AND LEVIN.

FROM ALL POINTS OP THE COMPASS THEY COME ! ROME to buy woo rubles, some house drapery, some furnishings, but the vast majority are buying full sets of elothing for the whole family and enough housefurnishings to last for many a long day. Visitors declare that the C. M. R. HOUSE - WARMING SALE OPEERS BIGGER SCOPE TO SAVE than any Sale (hey have ever attended. And they are right. Regular prices—always below elsewhere prices—have been rigorously reduced, not only in one ■section, but right through the spacious new store. BAY A VISIT TO THE SALE and arrange to stay until you’ve stocked up on all necessities. Failing that — SEND US A LIST OF YOUR RE-, QUIREMENTS YOU’LL GET. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY:' THAN YOU’VE EVER DREAM- . ED OF! (■■■MiiiiaaHaMpi PALMERSTON NORTH.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1591, 25 July 1916, Page 3

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418

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1591, 25 July 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1591, 25 July 1916, Page 3

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