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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2292, 21 June 1921, Page 1

AGENCIES: — DOMO SEPARATORS. N.Z. INSURANCE CO. ROBERTSON’S TELEPHONE No. 9. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS : P.O.'BOX 25. FOXTON. CASH PRICES! CASH ONLY! CUT DOWN YOUR EXPENSES. TRADING UNDER OUR CASH SYSTEM WILL CONVINCE YOU. I2lbs. WHITE SUGAR for 6A. COFFEE ESSENCE, 1/6 Bottle. SAGO, White, 3lbs. for I/-. TAPIOCA, White, 3II)S. for I/-. PEARL BARLEY, 3lbs. for I/-. SAFETY MATCHES, 9d Pkt. BULK STARCH, lod per lb. ROBIN STARCH, 1/3 per Packet. PINEAPPLE CHUNKS, 1/2 Tin. DESSERT PEARS, 1/9 Tin. DESSERT PEACHES, 1/8 Tin. DESSERT APRICOTS, 1/8 Tin. PRUNES, 9d per Tin. CURRANTS, I Id per lb. “K” GREEN PEAS, 1/3 Tin. BAR SOAP, 6d Bar. nuom omnon. i q per mcam. ’ .2. „ „ BEAVER BAKING POWDER, Large, 1/10. HOUSEHOLD SOAP, 3 for 2/6 EDMUND’S BAKING POWDER, Large, 2/5. TOILET BROWN WINDSOR, 5 Cakes I/-. VESTAS, Plaids, I Id Packet. HIGHLANDER MILK, I Id Tin. CANDLES, 1/3. CAUSTIC SODA, Us, lid. all CEREAL FOODS ARE EXPECTED TO ADVANCE. SECURE STOCKS WHILE OCR PRICES REMAIN: OATMEAL, 25’s, 6/4. ROLLED OATS, (Langdown’s), 1/7. CREAMOATA, 1/8. OATINA,- 1/10. OTO, 1/8. OUR FAMOUS BULK TEAS AT 1/9,2/6, 2/10 Per Ib—LESS THAN WHOLESALE VALUE. SATURDAY, OUR SAUSAGE DAY.— PORK SAUSAGE, SAVELOYS, BELGIAN SAUSAGE. Jr WANTED! WANTED! WAN FED! | jj\J i ini H \,j 1 kj V f A*!*} n 5* t • (> \ l J AT LOW PRICES! HERE YOU ARE EXACTLY—ALL THESE LINES AT fHSS* ft r’jri frrrassra ‘■•<rsas&, 0 A S ' L Si z "!! Swasi /V <1 ‘l eHI $ 1 t 1 1\ u % « I 2. "ha Li. iLsaJ&* IUL During the war and alter, Manchester Goods fncrca Jed as much in price as almost an 7 household necessity. Here we announce them at Half-Price; practically pre-war prices in fact, V/hat a great chance to buy as of old. soil! WIT ITK TWILL SHEETING. heavy make, no I NAVY PRINTS. Indigo d.vc. Usually I/ll \ fillin''. I'suallv 7/li. j GIFT SALE PRICE. 9d yard. } GIFT SALE PFMCE, 3-6. 63in. BEST L'UAI.iTV TWILL SI I l.’E"'! XL jovially suitable for single bed sheets. I -uaPy .LI. GIFT SALE PRICE, 39. SPECIAL QIAUTV I NBLK.PTI ED TWILL SHEETINGS, 51 in. Usual Price, .5,11. GIFT SALE PRICE. 2/1 ID 72in. Usually (5/11. 80in. Usuuilv 7 11. GIFT' SALE PRICE, 3/0. GIFT SALE PRICE, 3/11. 35in. 1.1 >N* I<T.O lIU I saintly GIFT SALE PRICE. 1,3. 3fijn• IM'M I.ONCi LOTUS. 1/9. Now 1/11. Now 1/3. h/fi. Now WillTL TURK ISII TOWELS. Sizes 2:1 x 38, 2d x 18. i Mv :;,!i. GIFT SALE PRICE, U each. Usually 7/:!. GIFT SALE PRICE, 3/11 each. BLOWN STRILTI TURKISH TOWELS. 11 Usually 416. GIFT SALE PRICE, 2/3 each. ■■fill. ifORBOURSES’ BEST INDIGO NURSE CLOTHS. Plain and stripes. Former Price, 4/11. GIFT SALE PRICE, 2/6. BoR jIERKP OI.ASii LINENS—2S x 25. Usual Price, 2/GI F r sale PRICE, 1/KITniEN on am ROLLE'RINfIS, idin. P.-uni Prices. 1,11, 22 SALE PRICES, lOid., 1.1. OTOpJOI^ Jtd Ssß&ks&G Half-Holiday Wednesday from J2 noon. Open All Day Saturday till 6 p.m. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

JOHN WALLS. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. MAIN STREET - FOXTON. , r fHE baking is under my own personal supervision, so customers can rely on obtaining only the best quality goods. The 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 imitatipgs.—Advt.