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(T QUILTS, BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. :: :: :: WHITE MARCELLA QUILTS— Largo Double-bed size, iu Satin finish, in very beautiful designs, 16/6, 18/1 1, and 23/6. For Single Beds, li/6, 13/6, and 16/6. WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS—For full-sized double beds, 7/6, 10/6, and 13/6. For Single Reds, 6/6, 8/6, and 10/6. ALL WOOL NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS—For full sized beds, 32/6, 35/6, 39/6 Pair. For Three-quarter Beds, 27/6 anil 32/6. "DOCTOR” FLANNELS —all pure wool, and thoroughly shrunk, 1/9, l/11, 2/3 and 2/6 yard. ALL WOOL STRIPED FLANNEL SHIRTINGS—fast colours, and very warm, 1/11,2/41 and 2/6 yard. CEYLON SHIRTINGS ,for Blouses, Shirts and Pyjamas, all shrunk, I Old., 1/6 and 2/6 yard. JAS. M. BARR, BIG BARGAIN STORES, :: FOXTON. I VBURMAN HORSE 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 BURMAN in two seasons. THE BURMAN HORSE CLIPPER, as illustrated, is a British-made ball-bearing hand-power machine. THE GEARS, enclosed to run iu 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 hind despite all the oil yon may use. THE BURMAN G-feet FLEXIBLE SHAFT is called "featherweight” because as light as can be made. 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 Jinish. The cutters and combs are of razor steel. PRICE, complete with Spanner, Oil-can and Can of Lubricant, 42/6. Railage paid for CASH WITH ORDER; satisfaction assured, or money back. % COLLINSON - & - PALMERSTON NORTH. SON, J U UNITY” IS STRENGTH. The Unity Cycle is well named. It is strong, dependable, down to the last spoke. It is made of first-grade B.S.A. ■ fillings—does it need any further recommendations THE UNITY CYCLE is fitted with Eadie Coaster Hub, Renolds Chain, Brooks Saddle and full equipment. Handle parts supplied to suit purchasers. PRICE, complete, only £8 IBs. Od. Splendid investment now Unit tine spring and summer weather is coining! ROBERTSON AND CO., MOTOR AND CYCLE ENGINEERS, FOXTON AND LEVIN.

SELLING OUT ! A WELLINGTON BUSINESS OF DRAPERY, MERCERY & CLOTHING. STOCKS MUST GO ! PRICES WILL SURPRISE YOU! INSPECTION INVITED. are not fox* making - , but for taking - money. A great variety in Ladies’ Coats, Underwear, and Silk Blouses. 2,500yd5. Dress Material in Cotton, Tweed and Serges. For Cent.’s Dark Suits, Coats, Shirts, Singlets and Pants. THE WHOLE STOCK TO BE SLAUGHTERED AT PRICES BELOW WHOLESALE. GIVE US A VISIT—IT WILL PAY YOU! WELLINGTON DRAPERY CO., (NEXT HENDERSON AND CUNNINGHAM’S) Main Street, PONTON. WANTED.—A good general servant. Best wages for a firstclass worker. For address apply this office,

USEFUL IN DUGOUT OR TRENCH ON the open, sands of old Egypt or in the firing line in France, wherever your soldier boy may be stationed, he will find daily use for one of these gifts we list. Let your parting keepsake be one of these:— Safety Razors, in leather cases, 15/6. Safely Razors, in nickel cases, 17/6 to 25/-. Safety Razors, in silver CcISGSj 37/6 to 80/-. Letter Carriers, 14/6 to 27/6. Fruit Knives, 4/6 to 15/6. f ountain Pens, at all prices. Radium Dial Wristlets, 30/to 75/-. Every item is useful, and deserves a place in your soldier’s kit. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, Jewellers - Palmerston N. We give a present with every Wedding Ring sold.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1599, 17 August 1916, Page 3

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581

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1599, 17 August 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1599, 17 August 1916, Page 3

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