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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2617, 9 August 1923, Page 1

H/aF-iEASaS I Tills Half-Yearly Sale at Collinson and Cunninghame’s, Palmerston North, positively ends 11th August. Thousands of bargains provided by offering our £IOO,OOO stocks of General Drapery and Home Furnishings. A few items listed here, 1050 more in Sale Circular post free on request. Come if you possibly can, post your orders and enquiries if you cm’t rprre ! Wednesday closing observed from 12.30. Goods post free for cash with order. Satisfaction Positively Guaranteed—Yeur Money Promptly Refunded Unless You Are Perfectly Satisfied. IX—Button Boots, in cloth, suede, and leather tope, sizes 2,3, 4, 6. Were 32/6 to 67/Sale 7/11 2X—Lace Boots, cloth and leather tops, sizes 2,3, 4,6; some very good makes. Were 27/6 to 63/6 » Sale 15/6 3X—Nigger Brown Lace Boots, Dorothy Dodd; made for good serviceable winter wear; cuban heels. Were 57/6 to 77/6 Sale 21/4X Nigger Calf Court Shoes, leather, cuban heels, sizes 2 to 7. Were 38/6 Sale 12/6 2316 — Ladies' Black Cotton Poplin Business Blouses, adjustable collars. Were 10/9 Sale 5/11 2816—Ladies’ Dainty Paris Net and Lioe Blouses, trimmed medallion and fine lace, lined net. Were 49/6 to 55/Sale 35/2317 Whit© Voile Blouses, square, round, and V neck, some with collars, trimmed Val. insertion, lace, embroidered, etc. Were 10/9 to 19/6 Sale 7/11 2319—Smart Slip-on Overalls in dark cotton foulard; round necks, short sleeves, belt and pocket; nice full shapes. Were 15/6 Sale 12/6 Also is self nary, piped scarlet. Were 9/6 Sale 7/11 Dl2—s*in. Skirt Materials reduced, new stripes and checks included. As 1$ yards cut the average skirt, this is a strong appeal. Were 14/3 for 8/11, 19/6 for H/8, 21/9 for 14/11, 24/6 for 16/6 C3&—Admiralty Serge from British War Office; purest wool, guaranteed indigo aye, as worn in the King’s Nary; 66 inches wide, rough finish, unequalled for men’s suite, ladies’ skirts, school frocks, boys’ shorts; 3} yards for a suit, 31 for a costume, li for a skirt. Speoial 12/6 yard D1 —40in. Crctonette and other Dress Florals of Cretonne type ; good shades, suitable for aprons and cushions, etc. Usually 2/6 to 2/9 yard Sale 1/3 yard D2 —4oin. Art. Silk Ratines, light tones with pale art. silk st: pes, beautiful washing line. Worth 7/C yard Sale 4/11 yard D3 — 40in. Dyed Japanese C.epc. for nightdresses and under..ear Fast colours: -Lemon, salmon, pink, turquoise, vieux rose, navy, shrimp, saxe, grey, cardinal, am: helio: wonderful value. Worth 2/ii Sale 1/8 ya. a C3l Bush Rugs are warm and 6trong; .for boys’ use, children’s beds, camps, whares, trap rugs, under-blankets, etc. Useful sizes as follows: —SO x 69, brown striped ends, 13/- each ; 60 x 80, brown striped ends, 18/6 each; 60 x SO, grey checked, 20/- each L2s—Plain Casement Cloth, 50in. wide, in ivory, ecru, and twine. Was 2/4 Sale 1/10 yard L26 —Bordered Casement Cloth, foi casement and ordinary windows; cream ground with dainty borders in rich colours and designs. 30in., was 1/2, Sale 10id. 30in., was 1/6, Sale 1/2 50in., was 3/3, Sale 2/3 A 22 Ladies’ Art. Silk Stockings, 16in. art. silk leg, lisle tops, toes and heels; champagne and mole only. Sale 2/11 pair A24— Ladies' Art. Silk Hose, “Mother’s Friend,” seam at back of leg, 22in silk leg, seamless feet, strong wide lisle tops, toes and heels; fawn, navy, and tan Sale 4/11 pair A2s— Ladies’ All Wool Plain Cashmere Hose, seamless, double toes and heel, wide tops, English make; shoe groy, silver, suede, putty, champagne. Saie 2/11; O.S. 3/3 Collinson & Cunninghame, Ltd. PALMERSTON NORTH.

R. N. SPEIRS TIMBER MERCHANT. * A LARGE and varied stock of timber always on hand to supply the wants of the general public, who can rely upon getting immediate attention. BUILDERS SPECIALLY ATTENDED TO. Price Lists for Timber, Joinery, etc, on application, which will compare favourably with those of Palmerston North and elsewhere. Also Strainers, Posts, Fencing Droppers, and House Blocks in large quantities. MOULDINGS AND SEASONED TIMBER A SPECIALITY. TELEPHONE No. 31. P.O. BOX No. 4. PLANING MILL AND TIMBER YARD IN MAIN ST„ FOXTON.

LADIES’ VELOUR COATINGS. LADIES’ VELOUR COATINGS. BROWN’S. TAILOR AND COSTUMIER. 17 RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON N. ’Phones: Shop 867; Residence 1334. LEVIN & CO., LTD., SHIPPING AGENTS. HEMP, WOOL & GENERAL MERCHANTS - POSTON. AGENTS PQR “Kennedy” The Manawatu River Service Co, “Anchor” Shipping & Foundry Co., Ltd. South Taranaki Shipping Co., Ld. Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd. The Shaw Savil and Albion Co., Ltd. Westport Stockton Coal Ltd. The Compression Inner Tube Co., (N.Z.) Ltd. _