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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1604, 29 August 1916, Page 3

FOR RED CROSS WORK & SOLDIERS’ COMFORTS. WHILE you’re feeling that nothing’s too good for our bravo boys 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, 29in. 1/6, 2/6, 30in. 2/8 yard, Post Free. SCOUT SHIRTING, Plain Grey, for ' shirts: fine 31in. 1/4, 33in. I/M, heavy 29in. 2/6, 28in. 2/2 yard Post Free. ARMY GREY FLANNEL, for Shirts and Underflannels: 28in. I/11, 2/5, 2/9 yard Post Free. HORROCKSES’ STRIPED FLANNELETTE, for Pyjamas: 33in. I!*d., l/lj Extra. Heavy, 30in.’ I/3-J-, 36iu. 1/4, 33in. 1/5* yard Post Free. HORROCKSES’ PLAIN FLANNELETTE, in Grey, Natural, Pink, Dark Grey, Sky Blue and Shrimp, 3(iin. 1/6 yard Post Free. ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, in Grey only: 1/7*, 2/3, 2/5 yard Post Free. Same in SHETLAND: 1/9, 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: 3fiin. 3d., 4*d., s*d. yard Post Free, COLLINSON & : : : CUN NIN Gil AM E. limited, PALMERSTON NORTH.

Coronation town hall, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th., ioio. EOXTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SIXTH BULB SHOW. 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 Daffodils. Special prizes in Children’s Cookery Class. Entries close at t) pan. on MONDAY, September 11th. Late entries to 10 o’clock raorping of the Show. Each late entry one shilling. Catalogues and entry forms on application to the undersigned. 11. C. PATTERSON. Secretary. THANKS. j\Xlt. P. HENNESSY desires to * thank all who worked so strenuously to prevent the spreading of the (lames from furl her destruction to his property last night. THANKS. desire to publicly express our thanks to all the willing helpers at the lire last night. RETTER BROS. THANKS. Wit], the undersigned, wish to thank all who assisted in removing our plant and stock and fighting the lire last night. HARPER BROS. Wanted known —That our Great Winter Sale ends to-night, at 0 p.m. Don’t he too late. Stiles and Matheson, Eoxton and Levin. JTOR SALE —Cheap, gent’s bicycle. Excellent condition; Eadie coaster huh, back-pedalling brake. Apply this ollice. WHEN buying three-quarter Hose for the -Children, it is necessary to get an article that will stand the test of wear and tear for a reasonable time. You can get it at J. M. Barr’s Big Bargain Stores. Lost . —Sunday night, between Ilimalangi and Bainessc, one.pair bent snips, a square-head, and two groovers. Would Under kindly leave same this ollice. OUR Special 2/11 “Indiana” Hose, guaranteed unshrinkable, and durable in wear. Only at J. M. Barr’s Big Bargain Stores. Wanted known—That we are clearing our remnants at half the marked prices. Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Eoxton and Levin. W AN ™O KNOAVN.—We are selling 1,000 yards of wide ribbon at Id. Usual prices 1/0, 1/11 and 2/0. Stiles and Matheson, Eoxton and Levin. Lor the Best Values in pure wool Cashmere Hose, plain or ribbed, go to J. M. Barr’s Big Bargain Stores. MUBEC MADE EASY. J*IANO PLAYING taught in a few lessons. No study, no scales, or drudgery of any kind. No person too old to learn. Success guaranteed with all classes of music; tune the first lesson. Full tuition £1 10s, refunded if pupil cannot read music and play a tune the first week. Music supplied free to pupils during tuition. Call for particulars at MRS. SEXTON’S, Robinson Street, Eoxton, local agent for music and authorised teacher, of the system.