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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1638, 16 November 1916, Page 3

BLOUSE FASHIONS. Just Opened. The very latest designs in White Swiss Embroidered Linen and Persian lawn Blouses TPIESE new goods represent the Inst word in Blouse Fashions, and are economical not only in price, but are so easily laundered. We have also opened some very smart V hite Jap. Silk Blouses, with the new shaped collars and fronts, and all in best quality silk at 13/6, 14/11 and 16/6. French White Voile Blouses are amongst the most favoured of the season, and we have a charming selection of these, 5/6, 7/11 and 10/6. We cordially invite you to inspect this new display. h % JAS. M. BARR, BIG BARGAIN STORKS, ;; FOXTON. EASIER & BETTER WORK. FEW articles of domestic use will give quite the satisfaction to be found in one of our Carpet Sweepers. I Labour-saving because easy to push; sanitary because the germ-laden dust is picked up so that it is readily burnt; so simple that a child can use it, and yet so durable that each is good for many years of service. H\NDBI K’N CARPET SWEEPERS, rubber friction bands, with good bristled brush, polished case, selfdumping- pans, locking handle ARIEL CARPET SWEEPERS, lifted with buffers ail round to prevent injury to furniture; two self-emptying dust pans ; black metal mountings; rubber friction bands. The handle locks to stand upright when not in use. 24/6. GRAND RAPIDS CARPET SWEEPER, with “Cyko” ball-hearings; fumed oak case; buffers with thick rubber corners; spring- balanced wheels, with extra, long hog bristle brush; 2 self-emptying pans. —■ 27/6. GRAND RAPIDS CARPET SWEEPER, as above, but with nickelled fittings EWBANIvS ROYAL CARPET SWEEPERS, handsome rosewood ease, ball-bearings with spring carriers for all friction wheels, giving perfect adjustment on all carpets; hog bristle brush; rubber corner buffers EWBANK EMPIRE CARPET SWEEPERS, same as above, but in light golden oak case, an ideal present - 32/6. COLLINSON AND SON, BROAD STREET - - - THE SQUARE V PALMERSTON NORTH. ! GROCERIES! THAT GIVE SATISFACTION! r N IT is worth while dealing at WALKER & FURRIE’S, for there you get the best class of Groceries at the most reasonable prices. OUR stock is always kept up to full strength by constant; importations, and mu- goods are standard brands. There is quality in our goods, and what is more, there is value, too. OUR STORE SERVICE IS PROMPT AND EFFICIENT! MAY WE SERVE YOU? . WALKER AND FURRIE, PROVISION MERCHANTS - FOXTON.

Wanted known.— soo yards Longcloth, Cambric and Muslin Embroideries, slrony and fancy designs, 2id, 3Ad, 4ld, t» did per yard.—l'\ Ga bites, Fox ton. Wanted known.— Make a point of seeing' our handsome display of Jap. Crepe Dressing Gowns, the greatest bargain in New Zealand. All one price, 7/fi each. As usual —Stiles and Matheson’s, Ltd., Foxton. MEN’S FELT HATS. It is easy to get satisfaction at J. M. Barr’s because all the newest styles are to be found in great variety. ] \ choosing a new Suit it is a great help to have a variety to choose from, just as our low prices and fine quality of goods are a great help to those who are obliged to be economical this war-time. Try J. M. Barr. WANTED KNOWN. Women’s Black Lace Hose, 1/9 pair; Women’s Black Embroidered Hose, 2/3 pair; Women’s White Lace Hose, 2/3, 2/9 pair.—E. Gabites, Foxton. WANTED KNOWN.— Big bargains in smart Neckwear. See our show-case display, 1/- each. Stiles and Matheson’s, Ltd., Foxton., "WANTED. —Man to do gardening work and milking. Apply H. Greig, Norbiton Koad.