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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2223, 6 January 1921, Page 1

AGENCIES: domo separators. N.Z. INSURANCE CO. ROBERTSON’S P.O. BOX 25. TFI FPHfIPJF Wn 9 UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS : : : FOXTON. DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF TOWN DAILY. ’XMAS HAMS, choice quality. Book in now to secure the size you want. 1/9 per lb. ’Xmas Plum Puddings, 2/3 tin. Currants, best, 1/- lb. Sultanas, crown, 1/1 11). Sultanas, Best Seedless, 1/4 lb. Seeded Raisins, choice, 1/4 packet. Peel, thick, 1/11 lb. Dates, bulk, 8d lb. Dates, packet, 9d packet. Figs, best Smyrna, l/'C lb. Lemon Cheese, “K,” 2/3. Pine Apple (chunks), 1/4 tin. Pine Apple (slices), 1/7 tin. Peaches, dessert, 1/8 tin. Pears, dessert, 1/10 tin. Apricots, dessert, 1/0 tin. Pie Fruits. —Apples, Gooseberries, Peaches, 1/11. tin. Jellies, Crystals, Gd, Bd, lOd each. Cockatoo Chutney —a delicacy 2/6 bottle. Pan Jan Sauce, 1/9 bottle. Strawberry Conserve (in glass) 3/3 bottle. Creamota, 1/11 packet. Gatina, 1/11 bag. , Coeoa (Triumph), lOd tin. Blue, :}’s sd, Vs Bd, l’s 1/4. / Flour, 25’s 5/9 each. Candles, best, 1/3 packet. Shaker Salt, 1/- packet. Salmon, i’s, pink, 9icl tin; l’s, la-11, pink, 1/3, Herring in Tomato Sauce, 1/3 tin. • Sand-Soap, 4 cakes for 1/-. Corn Flour, bulk, 3ibs. for 1/11. Challenge Corn Flour, 9d packet. OUR SPECIALITIES .—AMERICAN BROOMS, 2/6 each. CUPS & SAUCERS, 10/6 per /-dozen. BULK TEA, 2/10 lb. and 1/11 lb. BULK COCOA, 2/4 per lb. CEDAR FLOOR MOPS, 4/6 each. " * , BISCUITS BY THE BEST MANUFACTURERS. f . .m, KIMONOS and DRESSING GOWNS i/kk RICH IN QUALITY. BEAUTIFUL 11$ DESIGN. YET REASONABLY PRICED. The weather approaches when cne requires something' light in the way of Dressing Gowns or Jackets, We are fortunate in- having a most complete se/ection of these desirable goods, all of good quality, becomingly trimmed, and at prices which must fye said are great value to-day. Favour us with a call, when we shall esteem it a pleasure to show you these goods. Jj|g|t| Hisi m St- - HANDSOME EIGTRED .DELAINE DRESSING GOWN, ■in Oriental design of daisids, f ished smart wiii.-l .A 1 . design of daisies. faced down front and round sleeves with green silk; finbelt. ‘P.D.C.” PRICE, 755. DAINTY LITTLE DRESSING .JACKET OF SILK OKEPE, faced fine white Jan. silk down front-ami on ,Jeeves. Colours: White, saxe, and coral. “P.D.C.” PRICE, 495. Gd. most desh; \m.E dressing GOWN OF FINK QUALITY NAVY CREI'E DJI PHENE— Unmlsoineiy cmbi oidr-red wit h; silk stilchery in a rich trail design, wide J sleeves, effect ively finisiud at waist with wide belt and Japanese bow. “P.D.C.” PRICE, 5 gns. EXQUISITE AND NOVEL CREATION I N A BUTTKKVJ.Y STY 1.11 DRESSING JACKET, composed of rich Jap. silk and alloveamost beautifully hand embroidered. The whole garment finely scalloped all round. Colours: Pale blue and white. “P.D.C.” PRICE, 655. Oil lIARMfifG HOP 1)0 OP ETCH CREPE lie IF 1)01 R- J ACKET Ml CUE NIL Scalloped round neck anti sleeve, handsomely embroidered in a most realistic chrysanthemum Assign. Small insst sleeve. Colours: White, paid blur, saxe, and shell pink. ■ “P.D.C.” PRICE, 695. Gd; THESE PRICES ARE l 'L SUBJECT TO OUR CASH BONUS OF Id. OFF EACH 1/ompanx w FOR VOGUE AND VALUE. TH!: SQUARE PALMERSTON NORTH,

TRUTH. WHEN we claim that the new Bnick “Six” is more economical than any other Car of its power wc are prepared to prove it. When we say it uses less petrol than many four-cylinder models we are ready with concrete evidence. When we tell a buyer the new Buick “Six” will tackle almost any hill on top gear and with sustained speed we are pleased to take him for a run and show him-VALVE-IN-HEAD BUICK MOTOR CARS. AND when we state that the Buick overhead* valve engine develops more power than any other motor of equal size ever built our word is upheld by eminent engineers in all parts of the world. J. BETT & BAYLY, LIMITED, AGENTS PALMERSTON NORTH.

JOHN WALLS. BAKER AND 'CONFECTIONER. MAIN STREET - FOXTON. THE baking is under my own personal supervision, so customers can rely ?n obtaining only the best •quality goods. _ . „ ' The Chief Justice, when m I oxton said that the .bread was the best be had ever tasted, and the quality ■,js still the same as then. afternoon tea. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. N AZOL is what you want. Pene+rntincri soothing, healing. No cold is Nazol-proof. Beware of imitati-