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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2655, 6 November 1923, Page 4

DAINTY SILKS IN VARYING SHADES, PATTERNS AND COLOURS. These charming fabrics need no detailed description save perhaps, the fact that they are the best in quality, the most attractive colourings, and are offered at the keenest prices imaginable. CREPE DE CHINE, in a nice heavy, even weave. 40in. wide. In shades of apricot, royal blue, nigger, dove, grey, fawn, helio, lemon, pale blue, salmon, emerald, sage green, saxe, almond green, henna, light fawn, wine, shell pink, purple, jade, green, black, navy and white. SPECIAL PRICE 7/6 yard. COLOURED FUG I SILKS. Guaranteed fast dyes, in saxe blue, apricot, fawn, jade, pale blue, vieux rose, champagne, nigger, navy and black; 30in. wide SELLING 5/11 yard. PLAIN UNDYED EUGI, 4/6, 7/6, 9/6 yard. SELF COLOURED SHANTUNG SILK, in light fawn, nigger, dark fawn, mole, saxe, grey, apricot, apple green, helio, navy and black, 27in. wide SELLING 4/11 yard. PRINTED SHANTUNG SILK, in Oriental and Floral designs, in every conceivable colour, 34in. wide. SELL* 1 ING 11/6 yard. . . 7 .... TUSSORE SILK, nice heavy quality, 33in. wide, CELLING 2/11 yard. STRIPED FUGT SILK, very line quality with neat stripes in contrasting colours, 30in. wide, SELLING 5/11 yard. td • • PALHERSTOM r* J MOTOR SERVICE TO PALMERSTON DAILY. MADGE’S COMFORTABLE CHAR-A-BANC LEAVES POST OFFICE FOR PALMERSTON, 11.45 A.M. & 5.30 p.m. FROM PALMERSTON TO FOXTON, 9 A.M. & 3.30 P.M. FARE: 4/6 SINGLE, 7/6 RETURN. Passengers Dropped or Picked Light Freight Up at any Point en Rouie. ' Carried. .W/ HEN the engine ' misses badly, drags, sr seems “ dead," run it mio our up-to-date garage, where expert mechanics ’will quickly correct the trouble. The increased power of a "sweet" running engine, and the taring m petrol bills will very soon make up the charge fori tery ice* rendered. Fox-tor. Motor & Eng. Co. Ltd. Motor p A 3nsral Engineer*. FOXTON Phase: Gejrege ®4, ism au m 77 y •omptly Delivered 4 tireless grate is a poor companion these cold days, but there is no reed to be with cut the comto't tof u warm the. »> e have supplies of the very best coal and any quantity a ill b promptly delivered to you ; ■ ■ n receipt of a message. A trial order will secure . our best and prompt attention. H A ROI.D OSBORN E Wen Coal & Cokr Merchant and General Carrier Fi.X TON ' ehr nr 47 im, rvn I! mum* c an m Me.F3.Jfl Ti TE ARE strongly tempted te emphasise the Ify moderate price s at which our Bedroom Suiteo r r are sold, but even though our prices eves pom money, that is not the really important thing. What Is more important Is the high quality end «*» treme beauty of the Furniture itself and that the Drawers and Cupboards ere fits specimens of the cabinet making art In short you’ll find opr Bedroom Suttee truly worthy! to agorn your home. - P. J. JACK Furniture Manufacturer and Shop & Offica Fittar Fozton Phona 91

FISH OH! Having made arrangements for regular supplies of fresh fish, local residents will be able to procure same daily from the cart. W. BYNE.