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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1603, 26 August 1916, Page 3

FOR RED CROSS WORK & SOLDIERS’ COMFORTS. WHILE you’re feeling that nothing’s too good for our brave hoys on active service, yet you’ll certainly want to do your best with your money when buying materials for making up. This list offers practical suggestions as to the right class of goods to buy. All these prices are right—and we pay the postage, too! UNION SHIRTING, Striped, for Pyjamas: 28in. 1/3, 2!)in. I/6j 2/6, 30in. 2/8 yard, Post Free. * SCOUT SHIRTING, Plain Grey, for shirts; fine 31in. 1/4, 33iu. I/11, heavy 29in. 2/6, 28in. 2/2 yard Post Free. ARMY GREY FLANNEL, for Shirts and Undcrllannels: 28in, l/11, 2/5, 2/9 yard Post Free. HOBROCKSES’ STRIPED FLANNELETTE, for Pyjamas : 33in. Mid., I / 1 ‘ Extra Heavy, 30in. 1/31, 3fJin. 1/4, 33in. 1/51 yard Post Free. HOBROCKSES’ PLAIN FLANNELETTE, in Grey, Na tural, Pink, Dark Grey, Sky Blue and Shrimp, 3(iin. 1/6 yard Post Free. I ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, in Grey only: 1/71, 2/3, 2/5 yard Post Free. Same in SHETLAND; !/9, 2/3, 2/4, 2/6 yard Post Free. Same in NATURAL: 1/9, 2/1, 2/3, 2/5 yard Post Free. PYJAMA GIRDLES at 4/5 and 5/- per Dozen Post Free. BUTTER CLOTHS for Bandaging: 36in. 3d., 41d., SJ-d. yard Post Free. COLLINSON & : : : CUNNINGHAME, limited, PALMERSTON NORTH. QORONATION 'J’OWN pjALL “ OUR PICTURES.” TO-NIGHT ! ’ TO-NIGHT ! ANOTHER STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME. A 5000-FT., FEATURE FILM. THE STOLEN VOICE Also—-A realistic War Picture, THE DESTRUCTION OF A . GERMAN BLOCKHOUSE and a splendid list of supporting pictures. MONDAY ! ONE NIGHT ONLY. Daniel Frohman presents the world’s sweetheart; the supreme favourite of the screen — MARY PICKFORD AS “MISTRESS NELL.” The greatest heroine of Historic-romantic Drama. An Elaborate Photo-version ot the celebrated play. ALSO—“THE GAUMONT GRAPHIC,” “THE TRAITOR,” “JOHN BULL’S SKETCH BOOK, NO. 8.”

j FOR THE MILKING : SEASON -AN : ALARM CLOCK “UP in I lie morning' early,” is is one of the Dairyman's keys to success. The farmer who “sloops in” whilst his neighbours ore busy milking runs behind time. —nil day —nnd that’s the wrong way to manage a farm. Don’t depend upon the cook’s ovow or a friend to call you —an Alarm Clock is best! WE have a Special Alarm at. 7/6 —a good steady-going follow with a loud, long ring. There arc others at 10/6 and and 12/6, but the 7/(5 Alarm is ovccptlonal value. Select from our select selection! All are guaranteed. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, Jewellers - Palmerston N. We give a, present with every Wedding Ring sold. L Coronation town hall, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th., 1010. EOXTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SIXTH BULB JMIOW. Ten classes, totalling 120 sections, and including Decorative and Cookery classes for children. Points prizes in each class, also Citizens’ Trophy, value £5 ss, for three distinct varieties of Datfodils. Special prizes in Children’s Cookery Class. Entries close at 9 p.m,.,0n MONDAY, September 11th. Late entries to 10 o’clock morning of the Show. Each late entry one shilling. Catalogues and entry forms on application to the undersigned. H. C. PATTERSON. Secretary. FOR SALE—Cheap, gent’s bicycle. Excellent condition; Eadie coaster hub, backpedalling brake. Apply this office.