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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1637, 14 November 1916, Page 3

Underclothing for Less BY POST. Wc can poll you floods by post, giving belter value than local traders because of the quantities we buy 1 In the London markets we pay CASH and got the best reductions and discounts, which wc pass on to customers. Our standing guarantee of satisfaction or your money back safeguards every purchaser. SATISFACTION ASSURED or Your Money Refunded! White Lonocloth Underskirts— New full shape trimmed deep llmince; embroidery finish and_ a beading threaded with ribbon exact to illustration Post Free for Cash with Order 4/11 Coloured Moibette Underskirts— New full shapes, with 9-inch goffered flounce; shades of navy, grey, brown, and black . , _ , . Post Free for Cash with Order 4/11 Coloured Moire Underskirts—(tircular flounce 7 inches deep; shades ot saxe blue, navy, brown, and g r o O ,i Post Free for Cash with Order 9/11 \ Combinations, Knickers and Spencers “India Gai.;/k” Combinations —For ladies’ summer wear; fine woven cotton in light weights: high necks—not low its pictured—and short sleeves; in three qualities, each good value Women s—3/9. 3/11. 4/9 0.5.—4/3. 4/9, 5/3; Post Free for Cash with Order WOVEN l\ nickers —llireetoiro style: line summer weights; all full sizes; navy, grey, save blue, cream J*ost Fere for Ciish intJi Older 21 6 Same, but better quality, in saxe, grey, ami navy 3/Duiectoibe Knickers —Meridian makes, in nice quality; all full sizes; saxe, grey, and cream Post, Free for Cash with Order 5/.11 “India Gvuzf.” Spencers—A fine cotton weave for summer wea'r; high necks and short sleeves; women's sizes,'2/11: high necks and long sleeves, women’s sizes, 3/3; high necks and short sleeves, 0.5., 5/6; high necks and long sleeves, 0.5., 3/11 LIMITED PALMERSTON NORTH PATTERNS FREE! Send To-day for Patterns of Dress Goods, Calicoes, etc., and Compare Values!

Coronation town hall. OUR PICTURES.” WEDNESDAY. ONE NIGHT ONLY! AN “ARABIAN NIGHTS” TALK Brought up-to-date. MABEL NORMAND ami MACK SEN NETT in STOLEN MAGIC. It’s u Farcin I Medley of Magic and Mirth that you should not fail to see. Also — “HIS STOLEN GRAIN,” Superb Vitagraph Drama. TOPICAL BUDGET. - CARTOONS, Etc., Etc.

FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. LEASE OF TARGET RESERVE. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given j that Messrs Monnsey & Co. will sell by Public Auction, at Air. \V. Nyc’s yard, Whyte Street, Fox (on, on MONDAY, 201 li November, 101(5, at 1 p.m., the lease of Seetion No. ■llO, Foxlon, known as the Target Reserve, and containing approximately !o.‘> acres. W. WATER’S, Town Cleric. MAXAWATU ROWING CLUB. PllE Annual Oencral Meeting of Ihe alui\ e (’lull will be held in (he Town Hal! Supper-room on THURSDAY, November Kith, at 7.00 pan. 11. E. BAUCH EX, Hon. Sec. pro. tern. KONTOX HORTICULTURAL, FLORAL AXL) INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SPRING SHOW. To be held in (he CORONATION TOWN HALL on THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10th, AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ist, Sections in Pot plants, Cut Blooms, Roses, Sweet Peas, Fruit, Vegetables, Dairy Produce, Cookery, Home Industries. Decorative, Fancy Work. School Work, etc. TROPHIES AND POINTS PRIZES. TEA. ROOM, SWEETS STALL, AND NOVEL COMPETITIONS. Catalogues and entry forms may be obtained from the undersigned. ENTRIES CLOSE 9 pan. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th. Late Entries, 9 o'clock night before the Show. Late fee, 1/-. H. C. PATTERSON, Secretary. Hardy Asters, Cosmos, Carnations, Dianthus, Gypsophilu, Jacobea, Phlox, Stocks, Salpiglossis, 4/- 100, or 12 of each for 5/-. Post Free. B. H. Just, Palmerston North. WANTED KNOWN. Fancy Crimps, for useful washing dresses, 7-id per yard. Large Brown Turkish Towels, 10-id and 1/3 each. —F. Ga bites, Foxton. WANTED to buy, fresh eggs for cash. Highest market price. Nett cash. M. E. Perreau. JjOST —Between Levin and Foxton, small black dance music album. Reward on returning to Whyte’s Hotel.