OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT SPRING MILLINERY. THE New Season Spring and Summer Model Millinery is more charming than ever. You will be delighted with the new Crinoline and Sports Hats,.in Models and Rendy-lo-Wears. An early selection is advisable this season, and we therefore take this opportunity to cordially invite you to visit our Showrooms at your earliest possible convenience. BLOUSES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. WE are also showing some beautiful examples of the latest styles in pretty Blouses for Spring and Summer wear. Prices are considerably lower than hitherto, Consequently we anticipate big business during [lie next few do vs. fib & i-sr - I -gr t f7t/ i A;/':. }//i - . > _j mi.iJ 'irVl ' \il ft/'r a. Id SJ x; atfmaßuauaaaaiUßßemaeomamts^am mmaa—n ST()CKT A K I N G SPEO I A T S AT A. N. SMITH'S. Women’s Black Colton Now 2/3 pair. Women’s Cotton Ve*(.s. Now 2/(i Striped Flannelette, yard. Now 1/0 y; Double Bed Sheets. Now 21/Single Bed Sheets. Now 15/ti White Jap. Crepe. Now 1/1.1 Coloured Jap. Crepe. Now 1/11 Colonial Flannel. Now 2/li Striped Shirting, 2/11 Now 1/11 Hose. eaeli. 2/11 ini. pair. pair. vard. yard. yard. vard. Men's Black Coiton Socks, Now 1/11 pair. Men’s All-wool Socks. Now 2,, ti pair. Men’s Blue Denims. Now 9. li pair. Men’s Striped Denims, Now 9/ti pair. Men’.- Box Suits. Now 90/- each. Men's Tweed Trou-ers. Now 19/li pair. Boys' All-wool Jersey-. Now 8/(1 each. Boys’ White Tennis Shirts. Now 7/(5 each. Roys' Golf Hose, from +/(i pa ir. NOW i- the time to make your purchases. All goods in stock have been heavily discounted at stocktaking, and you should not miss this opportunity to secure reliable Drapery and Clothing at actual eo-i price, and in many cases less. A. N. S MIT H ’ S. CASH DRAPER, MEN'S AND BOYS’ OUTFITTER, NEW SEASON’S DRIED FRUITS. SULTANAS, CURRANTS, RAISINS, all of the best quality. We also have in slock a large assortment of TINNED FRUITS, PEACHES. PEARS, APRICOTS, PINEAPPLE, CHERRIES, ETC. For a quick- lunch try MEAT or FISII PASTES, TINNED TONGUES, BEEF and MUTTON. LIME JUICE and FRUIT CORDIALS. Also FRUIT EXTRACTS for making Summer Drinks. ; E. A. OX LEY. | CORNER CLYDE AND MAIN STREETS, FOXTON. ’PHONE, No, «. P.O. BOX, No. 20. FOXTON MOTOR & ENGINEERING CO. m • a MOTOR AND GENERAL ENGINEERS AND BLACKSMITHS, FOXTON. MOTOR GARAGE. CLYDE STREET. TELEPHONE 84. Cars overhauled and painted. All classes of machine work and gear cutting. Wilkinson’s Safety Carbon Remover plant installed. FULL STOCKS OF TYRES, TUBES, OILS, AND ACCESSORIES. District Agents for FORD and STUDEBAKER Cars. Full stocks of spare parts carried. Batteries- overhauled and charged. GENERAL ENGINEERING WORKS, MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 30. Oxy 'Welding Plant for repairing broken castings. All sizes of Pipes, Fittings, and Bolts stocked. Machinery of any description made and repaired. Flax Machinery a specialty. BLACKSMITHING WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Agents for BOOTH McDONALD FLAX MACHINERY. Full stocks carried.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2322, 30 August 1921, Page 3
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