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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2290, 16 June 1921, Page 2

NEW BARGAINS AT PRICES BETTER THAN HALF-PRICE AT THE C. M. ROSS COY.’S S A L E. LADIES’ COSTUMES, were £7 15/-, for £3 3/-. 54-in. TWEEDS. Were 12/0, now 5/11. MEN’S WIDE-END TIES,'4/0, for 1/0. MEN'S COL. BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS, I/O, for Od; 8/0 dozen. MEN’S FELT HATS, 16/0 to 35/-, for 10/0. MEN’S TWEED HATS, 14/0 and 15/0, for 7/0. HALF-PRICE LINES CASHMERE SOCKS, 7/0 for 3/11. . LADIES’ FLANNEL'TE NIGHTDRESSES, 22/6 for 12/6. LADIES’ BLOUSES, Half Price. MILLINERY, Half Price. COATS, Half Price. ' LADIES’ SINGLETS, Half Price. CHILDREN’S SINGLETS, 1/- each. KAPOC, 1/0 teased, 1/3 unteased. BEDDING AND LINOLEUM AT BIG REDUCTIONS. cjhe & I: % ■A w \ v Tn fa*' Jp' m t; 3 13 m, %teZJ. MANAGER FOXTGN BRANCH. D. CHRISTIE - MY LOOSE TEA BEING IN GREAT DEMAND, I AM NOW PACKING IT UNDER THE NAME JIAUFAI THIS WORD MEAN'S “GOOD LEAF," AND THIS TEA IS FROM THE BEST LEAF. PRICE IS STILL 2/8 PER LI)., AND AT TO-DAY’S VALUE IS HONESTLY WORTH 3/0. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT BAUCKKAM’S. BA U OK HAM’S DELIVERY TWICE DAILY. ’PHONE 52 tgcnt for COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE Co

SALE ur bHIiiSH ALUMINIUM WARE. JUST to lower our storks, we nre making <ome drastic 1 >rtt'o cuts on Saucepans and Kettles for a fortnight only. ALUMINIUM STEWTANS or SAUCEPANS, with lids, best makes, as Brabys, Diamond and Longlife: 3 pt., were Id 0, for 7/0: 5 pt.. were I*2/0, for 8/0; 7pt.. were 15 o, for 11, (i; 10 pt., wore 18/0, for 12/0. ALUMINIUM LIP SAUCEPANS, with lids, ‘best east makes: Were 7/11. for 5/II; were 0/0, tor 0/11. ALUMINIUM KETTLES, east in one piece: 3 pt., were 27. 0, for .10 '0: heavier makes, 3 pt., were 42/0, for 31, 0: 5 pt., were 57/0, for 30/0; (i pt., were 63/-. for 47/0; -1 (|t„ were 55/-, for 42/0; 0 qt., were 02/0, for -10 0. INDESTRUCTIBLE STAMPED STEEL TINNED WARE.—Ask to see us demonstrate the indestructibility of this splendid English ware. We can drive nails with these saucepans, and they’ll never show a mark! STAMPED TINNED STEEL SAUCEPANS, all with lids, English make, quick heating, long wearing: 2 pt., were 8/0, for 0/3; 4 pi., were 13/0, for 9/0; 0 pt., were 17/0, for 12/0; d pt,, were 19/0, for 13/0. COLLINSON & SON, BROADWAY AND KING STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. HOW TO MAKE MONEY. BaßißWff | wg3wa3iiCTWiiti''iirß«BßHMaTO3BMapaßH!iMsaawMWP ■mjmmiiot. i wmmmmam REAR YOUR CHICKS WITH ONE OF McCOLL’S HOT AIR BROODERS. THESE Brooders are strongly recommended by all suc- ' cessful poultry farmers, and can be inspected at the workshop, Main Street. JOHN McCOLL, CERTIFICATED SANITARY PLUMBER AND GASFITTER. ALVIN STREET Telephone 62, FOXTON.