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AGENCIES— DOMO SEPARATORS. :: :: N.Z. INSURANCE CO. ROBERTSON’S TELEPHONE No. 9. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS . P.O. BOX 25. FOXTON DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF FOXTON DAILY. FOR CASH, AND CASH ONLY, WE SELL AT THE UNDERNOTED PRICES: | Kerosene, per ease 28/6. i Soap Powder, 5 pkts. 1/-. ' Linseed Meal, 7d per lb. | Baking Soda, 4d per lb. I Bell Tea, s’s, 16/1 tin. 1 Vestas, plaids, 1/1 packet. ! Newbury’s Rusks, 1/6 tin. i Best French Coffee, 2/9 tin*. Bulk Coffee, 2/4 per lb. Soluble Coffee, 1/4 tin. Bulk Pepper, 2/- per lb. Loaf Sugar, packets, 1/7 packet. Bloater Paste, C. & 8., 1/6 pot. Anchovy Paste, C. & 8., 1/6 pot, Bon Ami, 8d packet. Quickshine, 2 tins for 1/3. Old Dutch Cleaner, 8d tin. 2’s Syrup, (golden), 1/- tin. 2’s Treacle, lid tin. i Jelly .Jars, screw top, IN, 9/- dozen. Jelly Jars, screw top, Vs, 7/6 dozen. Jelly Tumblers, 7/0 dozen, Cockatoo Chutney, 2/- bottle. Lea & Perrin’s Sauce, 2/3 bottle Worcestershire Sauce, small, 7d bottle. Pickles, 1/7 bottle. Sheep Tongues, 1/11 tin. Oatina, 1/10 bag. Creamota, 1/10 packet. Neave’s Food, 1/8 tin. Household Soap, big bars, 3 for 2/6. Toilet Soap, good quality, 3 for 1/3. Sugar of Milk, 2/4 packet. Kruscken Salts, ,2/3 bottle. Beecham’s Pills, 1/3 box. Indian Root Pills, 1/4 box. Danish Rennctt, 1/3 bottle. Salad Oil, 5 oz., lid bottle; Herrings in Tomato Sauce, 1/2 tin. Sardines in Olive Oil, 10d tin. Pilchards, 1/3 tin. TRY OUR FAMOUS BULK TEAS, 1/0, 2/6, 2/10 per lb. Why pay more? These arc j all high-grade quality. j SATURDAY, OUR SMALL GOODS DAY.— BELGIAN SAUSAGE, COOKED HAM, SAVELOYS.

EXCLUSIVE MODEL COSTUMES IN PLAIN NAVY. Choice styles from the Cream of London Markets secured by our Managing Director during his recent tour. Our initial showing of Winter Costumes has a decidedly added attraction this year in the fact that all our Costumes were actually selected by Mr. Jas. Wallace during his recent tour. They are the very last word in seasonable styles, beautifully tailored and finished, and so are suited for the very smartest wear. As to price, they were weil bought when the market was at its very lowest. The value is simply great. Similar Costumes to these were selling at 25 to 30 guineis last year. This speaks for itself. Favour us with a call at tones—we shall esteem it a pleasure to show you these Costumes. * VEST DRESSY AND REAL ENGLISH TAJ LORE I) .MODEL COST I'M E in A vmivx jj. ... i. (W i- cul im long lines, poinds al side, hearfeTaiail 'in'tiOl Slk’bnM. ml «*.!» «»* <f «* Sl**t far*«&** •■p.p-c.'"Vbice!trust ANOTHER ENGLISH MODEL IN' NAVA’ SERGE, long coat Ix-aii-tifully tailored and eut • inlriiductimis of silk braid an! bone buttons “Long iWI (sdlar braided and buttoned to correspond with emit. The skirt i~ piai'i, bid beautifully rut. Handsome slu.l silk lining. “P.D.C.” PRICE, 16 guineas. CHOICE WALKING SUIT IN PINE NAVY A I,L-WOOL SERGE, with white pm stripe. Semifitting coftt wit h seal loped collar and nobby open cuffs. Neat #Strt eut on straight lines. ''P.D.O.” PRICE, 13 guineas. xrr.rsivK English model IOSTT'.M E. semi-tittitij? long <Hat. sid' pallid - smaitly braided and deep flap-i. I ns>-t sleeve with cuff braided to match foul, stsn collar. Plain Hurt tini-dud narrow belt at waist. “P.D.C.” PRICE, 14 guineas. FOR VOGUE AND EXTRA VALUE. CASH REBATE ‘W’VnI gr he { Id Off m & n t '3> Every 1/ THE SQUARE PALMERSTON fhiORTH

JOHN WALLS. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. MAIN STREET ' - FOXTON. 'J'HE baking is under my own personal supervision, go customers can rely on obtaining only the best quality goods. Tho Chief Justice, when in Foxton, said that the bread was the best he had ever tasted, and the quality is still the same as then. AFTERNOON TEA. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. NAZOL is what you want. Penetrating, soothing, healing. No cold is Nazol-proof. Beware of imitati-

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2267, 23 April 1921, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2267, 23 April 1921, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2267, 23 April 1921, Page 1

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