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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2082, 27 January 1920, Page 1

6R ffi ❖ ffi ❖ ffi «J> © ❖ © ❖ ffl ❖ ffi ❖ ffi ❖ ffi ❖ ffi Come and Economise at C. & C.’s SALE! Commencing Saturday, January 24th Now’s the chance to forget rising prices and the “ cost_ oi living.” and to revel in timely bargains. This is the opportunity to give the laugh to your worries—to enjoy a happy period of savings instead of thinking about expenses. Come and buy a lot for a little money. Lay in solid supplies so that you may be able to- snap your fingers at rising costs. READ THESE MERRY BARGAIN-TIME EXAMPLES. ffi* *;♦ TERRIER LONGCLOTH, a pure cloth for ladies’ and children's wear; improves after washing— Sale Price, I/51 per yard. PLAIN PILLOW CASES, made of Horrockses’ Calico, taped ready for use- Sale Price, 4/- per pair.-. HEAVY BLEACHED .DOUBLE-BED SHEETING, BOin wide- Sale Price, 4/1 per yard. LADIES’ KNITTED WHITE COTTON GLOVES-lld per pair. ffi LUVISCA SILK BLOUSES, smart striped eif-.t, timicd- ♦♦♦ down pointed collars; Black and White, Brown and ffi" White, Reseda and White, Pink and Fawn -Were ❖ 25/-. Sale Price, 17/6. ffi WHITE JAP. SILK BLOUSES, excellent quality, with V smart floral Crepe de Chine collars ; in Gro. n and ffi ' Brown effects only—Were 25/6. Sale Price, 13,9. $ MAIDS’ FINE WASHING POPLIN FROCKS, full shapes, with belts and pockets, smart white homstitched collars and cuffs. Sizes 27in to 30in—Wei" 1 ♦ 18/6 to 19/6. Sale Price, 14/9. 1 Sizes 33m to 36in - Were 21/- to 22/6. Sale Price, 16/9. fy 10 BOXES VELVETEEN, alt good shades—Worth 3/6 yard. Sale Price, 1 11. ♦♦♦ 6 PIECES 40-INCH GABARDINE. Green am! Icuo; ffi shades—Worth 5/11 a yard. Sale Price, 2/11 per ♦J* yard. ® COME TO THIS WELCOME MONEY-SAVING EVENT. SALE BATE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1920. V ' ffi FINE BLACK LISLE OLOVES-Wwe 2/11 to 3/11. Sale Price, l/.U. SPECIAL LINE OF LADIES’ HOSE, in Black Lisle Thread, with coloured embroidered (’lox—-To-dav’s value, 4TI. Sals Prise, ,2/11. WHITE MUSLIN COLLARS, embroidered in PinkWorth 3/11. Sale Pries, 1/3. /I © A <* ©

Don'i nity a Relumed Kftldicr give Jiim \mrl;. Tlum-cf<n*c order YOUR WOOD--AND COAL YOUR I*ooo AND COAL ■ — iVoin MYtl'S GOAL YARD, ■MVE'S COAL YARD, WHYTE STREET. if i M'li.nif 35. Prompt ■ delivery. WOOD SAWN” ANY LENGTH, L ALSO OATS n.TSUKD. umtr THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S LINE. DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL. Calling at Colon, Kingston (Jama- j ica), and Netvport News. Large modern twin-screw Passenger Steamers, with unsurpassed accommodation, Steamer. RUAHINE RIMUTAKA RCA CEHC, REMEERA PAPA Rt > A Tons. Prom. About. 10,758 Wgtu. Eeb. 3 8,803 Wgtu. Feb. 7 B,SSI Wgtm CcO; ‘JS 11,3711 Wgtu. Apl. 7,007 Wgiii, .May Reliirn Tickets available by P. &■ O. and Shaw, Savitl & Albion Coy., Lid. Passengers are 'provided with passage (o |he linal port of departure FREE OP CHARGE. Also from lime to time, as opportunity oilers FIRST-CLASS INSULATED CARGO STEAMERS. The Company, having erected commodious storage accommodation, with dumping plant, at Poxton, is prepared to receive wool, hemp, tow, elm, for transhipment. The building is gazetted a Government Grading Store, enabling millers to have their hemp graded locally. For Passage, Freight or Storage, apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING Co., Ltd. Telephone, No, 34, Ollices: Harbour Street. johpT "walls! BAKER'AND CONFECTIONER MAIN STREET - FOXTON. npH£ BAKING is under my own -I- personal supervision, so cusorners can rely on obtaining only he best quality goods. The Chief Justice,, when inFoxto 11 ecently, said that the bread was t h best he Had ever' tasted, and th quality is still the same as then. AFTERNOON TEA. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly un-to-date. iVi'vT ! i «Ur . t; \" •A’te’G tv