FASHIONS OF THE HOUR. • . ■ <s ■ ATTRACTIVE APPAREL for every woman, and on all occasions. Also a lovely display of Charming Millinery. Dozens of individual models to choose from. At BARR & TVER’S you will always find something new and becoming, while the values make buying easy ai a moderate cost. LOVELY LACES.— FILET LACES and-INSERTIONS, 7-Jd to 1/6 Yard. Fine Stock of REAL CHINA HAN D - MADE LACES, 10$d to 2/11 Yard. . ’ ~ ' BARGAINS IN SILKS.— 32 —33in. TUSSORE SILKS, 1/11 to 3/11, * 27in. JAP SILKS, White and Colours, 1/11 Yard. DOUBLE-WIDTH CREPE-DE-CHENES, all newest shades, 9/11 to 12/11. SHADOW TISSUE .SILKS, very smart and quite the latest effect, 16/6 Yard, BARR a TYEB, THE QUAIITY DRAPERS, . ;; FOXTON. :: SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOK THIS WEEK. LADIES’ CREAM GABERDINE SKIRTS, 22/6 and 24/6. WHITE COTTON BLOOMERS, W. and O.S. Woman’s, 3/6 Pair, LADIES’ WHITE COTTON VESTS, extra .long, 2/11 and 3/6 each. BLACK AND WHITE COTTON HOSE, splendid value, 2/6 Pair! LADIES’ SILK GLOVES, in White, Black, and Cham- ’ pagne, 5/6 Pair. CHILDREN’S COTTON BLOOMERS, in White or Gray, 2/0 Pair. ■ A. N. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER AND MEN’S OUTFITTER. MAIN STREET FOXTON.
FOR SALE! ~ FOB SALE! FOR SALE! FOR SALE! 4-ROOMED HOUSE, with .1 -acre Section. Price £2(50. No. 53. 4-ROOMED HOUSE, with 1-acrc Section. Price £2BO. No. 52. G-ROOMED HOUSE, all conveniences. Price £550. Cush £l2O, balance arranged. No. 41. 8-ROOMED. HOUSE, all conveniences. Price £BOO. No. 39. 5-ROOMED HOUSE. Price £400; terms. , No! 24. 8 ROOMED HOUSE, all conveniences. Price £425. No. 3;. 6. T. WOODROOFE. LAND AGENT - EOXTON. NAZOL is not a mixture or drug,, but a .scientific specific which never fails to relieve the worst cold. Sixty doses cost 1/0. LADIES’ THIS IS FOR YOU! “Palmerston North, September 22nd, .1910. —We have thoroughly tested McKenzie’s SAFE CLOTH CLEANER and REVIVER, and can certify it is superior to any cloth cleaner wc have used. All that is mpiired is a small quantity in boiling water. (Signed) The C. M. Ross Co., Lj;d., Palmerston North and Foxton,” SIMILAR TESTIMONIALS from. Madam De Luon, the Ladies’ Costumier; Weblf and Brown, Merchant' Tailors; 11. R. Thorhurn, Merchant Tailor; D. M. George, Draper, Palmerston; and from (he leading merchant tailors and mercers, Napier and Hastings. Sold, by drapers, grocers and ironmongers. “Cleans and renews" old and half-worn garments. W, T. SAPSFORD, FAMILY BUTCHER FOXTON. ONLY THE PRIMEST MEAT SUPPLIED. DELIVERY CART WILL WAIT ON CUSTOMERS DAILY. A Trial Solicited. Best Axe Handles 2/-, at Bauekham’s.* . BOYS’ JERSEYS, 7/il. Special White Twill Sheetings, for double beds, '3/11, 4/6 and 4/9 per yard. White Lace Curtains, 4/11 and 6/11 pair.—F. OABITES. Calicoes and longclgths, 35 ins. wide, 1/.% 1/41,1/8 yard. White and Brown Terry Towels, 1/6 to 4/11. Roller Toweling, 1/9 to 2/9 yard. At BARR & TWER’S, the Quality Drapers. For Chronic Chfest Complaint?, Woods* Great Peppermint Opr?.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 2045, 23 October 1919, Page 3
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471Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 2045, 23 October 1919, Page 3
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