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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2614, 2 August 1923, Page 2

= PAY HASH AND IANTf T'l! Til V’ : I'J: T\i :F.. LAST REAT CLEARANCES i h SAL OF 1 54 inch HEAVY TWEED COATINGS, value 12/6, Last Week Sale Price 4/11. 56 inch ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEEDS, value 13/6, Last Wieek of Sale 4/11. COLOURED AND WHITE CREPES, value l/11, Last Week of Sale 1/3. ALL REMNANTS FURTHER REDUCED for the last Week of Sale. FUGI SILK worth 5/11 yard, Last Week of Sale, 3/11. LADIES’ HATS, Selling Prices 4/11 to 12/6, Last Week of Sale 1/-. LADIES’ HATS, 12/6 to 25/-, Last Week of Sale 2/11. BALANCE OF MILLINERY formerly 15/6 to 55/-, all 10/6 and 21/- for last week of sale. LOVAT MIXTURE HOSE, worth 2/11, Last Week of Sale 1/11. 3 only, high-grade PRAMS, priced at £9 10s and £lO last week of sale any pram for £7 17/6. 1 only SEAGRASS SQUARE, 12 x 13ft. Gin., last week of sale 22/6, worth 55/-. 44 inch BLACK DRESS STUFFS, value 5/11, last week of Sale 2/11. CORD VELVETEENS, in Purple, Navy, Saxe, and Brown, excellent wear, worth 5/11 yard. Last Wfcek of Sale, 3/11. 80 inch HEAVY TWILL SHEETING, worth 3/11 yard, Last Week of Sale, 2/11 yard. ALL WOOL COLONIAL RUGS, all pure wool Last Week of Sale, 21/6. MEN’S WOOL SOCKS, 1/6 pair last week of Sale. ! 3 SILK COLLARS for 1/9 last week of sale. MEN’S HARDWEAR TROUSERS, 10/6 last week of Sale. ALL WOOL CARDIGANS for Men 11/6 last week of Sale. YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS, all wool Colonial tweed, priced at 49/6, last week of sale 17/6. £8 8s 0d SUITS FOR £6 15s Od last week of Sale. 90/- SUITS FOR 75/- last week of Sale. -'"v.. FOXTON’S FASHION CENTRE.

THIS MONTH COMPLETES 13 YEARS OF BUSINESS IN FOXTON. HERE ARE A FEW LINES TO QUIT BEFORE STOCKTAKING AND THE PRICES ARE FOR CASH. RAISINS, 3lbs for 27SULTANAS 31bs for 2/6 CURRANTS 3lbs for 2/6 INVIGRO COCOA, slb. for 17LARGE TINS HERRINGS, lOd, SMALLER TINS 8d SALMON, Tails’ lOd tin; SMALL TIN 7d. “Gf.LDEN BEE” JAM, 21b. Tins, .. .. 1/5 JELLIES, 4 packets, VRed Rose Butter. BAUCKHAM’S ’PHONE 52 FOR YOUR GROCERIES.

stei. -■>; fci’ Why “Buckeye” Chicks are Bigger, Stronger and Easier to Raise. VTO change of outside tempeiature caii effect positively JN with its insulated walls 2Jm toiok. assures loave tt with its insulated walls 2}in thick. ™«j they leave the uniform temepratnre for your chicks ftm ' As change s of tempernsliell until they are tal«en from the inc "?f*£ u , I)vin | on bowel and tnre (luring the first '24 £££ * an deliminate these fatal lung troubles you should use the Bucueje am* diseases. COPPER TANK, water heated by copper tanks which is rustless an GUARAKTEEIJ— and than^any other incubator made, to requite no a»“nciai •* to be per _ ?e°c«f in l aU 'mechanical Parts or replaced without S, —X T , DATS C5-C-B £7 5/-; 110-CSB, £l2 10/-1 210-ass. £lO 600-CHICK BUCKEYE COl-ONY Bono Mll.s, oar s a,„ £7 .0/ 1 OH. Mills, only 78/6. Pm MER 3 TO/I flORTtf

Get Ready for Water & Drainage I am landing, shortly, all materials in connection with water and drainage, and I am now prepared to give quotes for this class of work. Get connected np to the Mein now, and you will be ready to use the System right 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. DONT DELAY. JOHN McCOLL CERTIFICATED PLUMBER, GASFITTER, ETC. MAIN STREET - - - - - FOXTON. Telephone 'l2.