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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1964, 12 April 1919, Page 2

—1 Special Dtspldij Dress Goods !il *A/% AC'' Y/ 1 ~^ s s„ iJilf FW< GOODS OF KNOWN QUALITY * AND RIGHT STYLE. HIGH GRADE DRESS. FABRICS AT THE STORE FOR VALUE. SM ALT DONEGAL TWEEDS, fmnuus for wear. 40in. wide, 8/(s} in Suiting's, 541n5., 3.5/li. ESEECL - DRESS TWEEDS, in smart, lumiber mixtures, -lOins. wide, 5/(5, (i/ti, (i 11. NEW DRESS FABRICS in phtin dyes, also navy and white stripes, Kbits. wTde, all 1.1 I. NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS, all wool., more, than compare with imported materials, 5/iins., 12/0, 14/0,10/0,21/-. NOBBY COSTUME TWEEDS, 'dressy plain and check (Meets. ■l2ins., 10 0. SATIN VENETIANS, a. soft finished cloth in two widths, lOins. 12/0, 54ins., 17/0, TRICOLINE and GABERDINE SITTINGS, in special tailoring shades,50ins. wide, 21/- yard. EXCLUSIVE ROBE LENGTHS lor smart tailored costumes; no two alike. Prices, 4 to 8 guineas. NOVELTY VELOUR COATINGS, in wine, hot tic, saxe, nigger' and fawn, 45 —54 ins., 17/0, 21/-, 25/-. COATING PLUSHES —coney Seal and Scalette in the new browns, also ~ black, 50 —52 ,ins., 34/0, 37/0, to 42/-. SCTim3a»ar^i«oaamiß. .ai-i-t IWE emphasise value, and always invite comparison. If unable to select persona lly, patterns will be submitted post free upon request. j OUR' DRESSMAKING SECTION.— The highest expression ..!; the Dressmakers’ Art is summed up in “Rosoo” Fashions, Convincing results are always attained —perfection of lit and individual styling. Ladies are reminded of the advisabi lily of booking orders early. THE C. M. PALMERSTON. FOXTON, ! I? 1 i ji'j D. CHRISTIE, Manager, Eoxton. A. N. SMITH,THE CASH DRAPER AND MEN’S OUTFITTER. ‘•SUN" EIRE OFFICE AGENCY. fitesssx^ssssKSßi^^is^ssa^ w3C-sCTTa3oaKSca&33raE ttwaeMgaE3ggßßaEKKaEsamc*r , w^srf»saEeag3«^^ I' FOR DEPENDABLE DRAPERY, MEN'S & BOYS’ CLOTHING, TRY A. R. SMITH'S. HOYLES’ PIGXT, plain .Wavy Blue, 1/11 yard. COLONIAL FLANNEL, 23, 25. 2/!). and 2I 1 t.-ml. WHITE and STRIPED 'FLANNELETTE, U (i yard. HOYS’ SHORTS, tor m-E-oI wear, (i/U, 7/11, and 8/11. BOYS’ SUITS. lor the wiuici', from 2!)/0. NEW SEASON'S BLANKETS AND BEDDING NOW / IN STOCK :: GIVE PSA TRIAD. -.sa«ja*B««i3»s3JStaß!B®as!Wsscraas3CTsraaßrer*!i l-v^V ) W v VWs’ l rVP' C, \ . •ydYC-A-Cd',''/ f u"-7r .i V I !i? 1 /A Pi S l/D WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT improving your home this Spring? Now is the time to make those additions to your home that will mean enhanced appearance and increased comfort. IP you will consult us about furnishing we will be pleased to supply you with - - - - - BOTH IDEAS AND FURNITURE, THE GILCHRIST MANUFACTURING AND FURNISHING COMPANY, LTD. Next “Evening Standard,” The Square, Palmerston N. Shirt Values These smart shirts can be bought by mail with every assurance of value and good wear Note where they come from—Millar A Giorgi —the chosen shopping place of discriminating men. Wc pay postage on these values:— Coloured Cotton Neglige Shirts, latest designs, in all sizes 6/6 to IA6 While Cotton Tennis Shir:s 56 to 7;6 Coloured Union and All-wool Neglige Shirts, all sizes 6/6 to I 2(9 With collars attached 6/6 to 12,9 Please stale size of Neckband .z f'f"' w| 1 ,#t / if %\ X' fi)M /§§M§ . Ifc\l Mb Quality Underwear Here again our reputation is your guarantee. This Underwear is honest value in every thread —that which we claim to be all-wool is all wool.' Write your order—state size. - Cotton Merino Singlets, all sizes 4/9 to 7/6 Cotton Merino Underpants, all sizes 4/11 to 7/11 - Woo! and Cotton Singlets, all sizes 6/6 to 9/11 Wool and Cotton Underpants, all sizes 5/11 to 10/? Lambs’ Wool Underwear,-Bruce, Peton'e, Kaiapci and Roslyn, ail sizes 6/6 to 9/6 MILLAR & GIORGI The Great Outfitters PALMERSTON NORTH 5 C<^ jjjgjlpl Mr.