GRAND CATHOLIC /. "BAZAAR AND ART UNION. IN THE CORONATION TOWN HALL. ON , TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. The Bazaar will continue for 4 days, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, and will be open every evening at 7.30 o’clock. The Foxton Brass Band will march through the town every night, and give us lots of the music in which we delight. Watch for the dainty dresses and iris colours worn by the ladies in attendance at the various national Stalls —the many magnificent articles, and all the Sunday faces that ever and anon prove such an attraction. MUSIC AND FUN AND CHEER EVERYWHERE. COME ONE AND ALL, AND CONTRIBUTE YOUR SHARE.
CASH OYER THE COUNTER. DOES IT .PAY? PRICES PROVE. BIG BAR SOAP . . Od each. SAN I) SOAP . 5 Cakes 1/-. STOVE PASTE . 3 Tins lOd. SAFETY MATCHES . fid pkt. SEE OUR WINDOW. FOR THE THINGS YOU WANT AT PRE-WAR PRICES. RUMMER’S CASH STORE, THE SQUARE - PALMERSTON N. THE STORE THAT GROWS. j\|ORE NEW MILLINERY just opened. The latest arrivals make our assortment of lovely Spring Hals more diverse and,fascinating than ever. There are hosts of popular priced model and ready-lo-war Hats, in all (ho fashionable styles. We arc sure avc can please your taste and suit your purse. — J. M. Barr. G. ASHWORTH, LEATHER AND GRINDERY MERCHANT. JS the place for Sole Leather and Boot and Shoe Tools. Colonial, American, Canadian, and Rubberised Sole Leather always in stock. All requirements for boot and shoe repairing, brass and iron rivets, all sizes, hobs, steel points, cut bills, laces, rubber heels, toe and heel plates, etc. Overland Trunks, Hat Boxes, Suit Cases, Brief, Kit and Gladstone Bags. Latest Style in Ladies’ Handbags, 229 MAIN STREET WEST, PALMERSTON NORTH. WHY PAY MORE WHEN WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES? Men’s Medium-weight Working Boots, a good wearer, at 15/G.. Boy’s Chrome School Boots, sizes 7 to 13. Our price, 9/9. Girls’ Box Calf Shoes, will wear well. Sizes 7 to 13. Our price, 8/G. 1 I COMPARE THESE PRICES: Girl.s' Strap Shoes, 7 to 9 6/1 (, 10 to 13 7/11, 1 to 2 8/n. ' • Repairs by competent trades- ■ men. THE MANTELL SHOE COMPANY, MAIN STREET - FOXTON. ’Phone 106. Box 30. —i WANTED to Buy,—Eggs in any quantity. Highest prices given, M. E. Perreau. Lost. : Between Fox ton and Shannon Bridge, black bag containing tickets, receipts, and set of teeth. Five shillings reward at (his office. Pique coat frocks, with the new side pockets and pleated skirts, very stylish and smart, 32/6 to 42/6, at J. M, Barr’s, •
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1741, 16 October 1917, Page 3
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