WALKING ORDERS. THESE LINES GO OUT ON SATURDAY. STOCKTAKING THROWOUTS. CHILDREN’S CREME' VELVET CORD COATS, 18/9; Saturday’s Special - Price, 4/11. CHILDREN’S COSY CREME COATS, 18 inch, 14/6; Saturday’s Special Price, 6/11. LADIES’.SKY AND NAVY DRESSING JACKETS, 12/11; Saturday’s Special Price, 5/11. LADIES’ SKY AND NAVY DRESSING JACKETS, 9/6; Saturday’s Special Price, 5/11. LADIES’ COTTON CREPE AND FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS, 16/6 to 19/11; , Saturday’s Special Price, 8/11. CREME RADIANTA NIGHTDRESSES, trimmed with gold lace, etc., 35/-; -Saturday’s Special Price, 21/-. CREME RADIANTA NIGHTDRESSES, trimmed with good lace, etc., 29/6; Saturday’s Special Price, 17/6. MANCHESTER FINALS. 32 inclf WHITE CAIICO, Saturday’s Special Price, 8 id. 72 inch HEAVY HERRINGBONE SHEETING, Saturday’s Special Price, < 2/11. ‘ 30 inch WHITE NURSERY FLANNELETTE, Saturday’s Special Price, 10/6 doz'en. « 80 inch GOOD WHITE TWILL SHEETING, Saturday’s'Special Price, 3/11. DRESS FABRIC BARGAINS. WOOL TARTANS, 12/6; Saturday’s Special Price, 3/11. PLAIN GREY SUMMER SUITING, 54 inch, 14/6; Saturday’s Special Price 6/11.' DRESS MATERIALS. _ COLOURED, in assorted shades, 54 inch, were up to 21/-; Saturday’s Special Price, 4/11. ODD SHADES, JAP CREPES, to clear, Saturday’s Special Price, 1/6.j MILLINERY FINAL BALANCE MILLINERY, trimmed and untrimmed, 2/11 and 7/6, Saturday only. BALLANCE REMNANTS TO BE CLEARED AT HALF SALE PRICE. SEE BARGAIN WINDOWS. D. CHRISTIE, FOXTON MANAGER. . SS P FOXTON’S FASHION CENTRE.
' / 7 ■ Have You Tried HEINZ BAKED BEANS, TOMATO AND PEA SOUP, OR SPAGHETTI, ALL 2/- per tin. BAUCKHAM’S \ SEED POTATOES AND TABLE POTATOES. DELIVERY TWICE DAILY. ’PHONE 52. Agent for COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. I JJ
(T TO-DAY’S PRICES FOR FENCING WIRES. HERE are our Nett Cash Prices for Fencing Wire today. Delivered F.O.R. at Palmerston North Stationquality and value of the best. ■ / . JOHNSON’S ENGLISH WIRE. AMERICAN BARB WIRE, 3ins. or 6ins., AMERICAN PLAIN WIRE, in halves, 25/- Cwt. 33/- Cwt. 22/6 Cwt. With regard to the plain wire quoted above we would point out the tremendous advantages in purchasing English products. s - With a difference of 2/6 cwt. in favour of American the saving in the actual fence is only between 1 and li per cent, while the cost of upkeep is so much greater as to make English cheapest in actual use. -• _ What country buys our Meat, Butter, Cheese, Kami Gum and the bulk of our Wool? What country patrols the seas for us? What country lets all of our produce in duty free? What country has mills and factories staffed by our own kith and kin? COLLINSON & SPN, BROADWAY AND KING STREET PALMERSTON NORTH. Get Ready for Water & Drainage I am landing, shortly, all materials in connection with v ~water and drainage, and I am now prepared to give N quotes for this class of work. Get connected up to the , Main now, will be ready to use ligit away. W.C. Pedestals in White, and Cane and White, also High Pressure Cast Iron Cisterns, Lead Pipes and Drain Pipes, and all necessary Fittings in Stock. DON’T DELAY. ~ JOHN McCOLL CERTIFICATED PLUMBER, GASFITTER, ETC. MAIN STREET - - - - - FOXTON. Telephone 62.. • - '
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2471, 24 August 1922, Page 2
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