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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2764, 29 July 1924, Page 2

PAY GASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE BIG BARGAINS you should not miss at the C. M. ROSS COY’S. SALE. As tlio-doys of the C. M. ltoss Co.’s sale deci'Osse, so do the (jiugsiiis auctions in Showroom s oods. Hoad this list Carefully. The values contamedUei-m compare with any goods offering anywhere. '■******** 1 only, Lady’s GREY FLANNEL COSTUME, u rfU al price 57/6, Clearing price i 19/M----1 only, O.S. lady’s PANAMA. CLOTH COSTUme, half-lined, usual price £5 19/6, Clearing 1 only, 6 Ch sf brown BROKEN CHECK COSTUME, half-lined silk, usual price 5 guineas, Clear--1 onfyfrose Jink SILK JERSEY FROCK, W. si ze , usual price 79/6 f 45s 1 only navy pencil stripe GABARDINE COATFROCK, W. size, usually ? ss ’l." 8 , P ADS. 3 only, HEPTONETTE RAINCOATS, W., 0.5., usual price 57/6, Clearing price A^/-. 1 only, HEPTONETTE RAINCOAT, S.W., usual price 32/6, C»e ar ing price 22/6. 1 only, grey KNAPP CLOTH, HALF COAT, very smart, usual price 69/6, Clearing price w/ . 1 only saxe VELOUR COAT, full length, high fur collar, usual price 97/6, ' pr f ' 3 only, TWEED COATS, long winter styles, grey, nigger, usual price 29/6 Clearing pr / 2 only, Smart WINTER COATS, trimmed astradian collars, W. AND .0.5., usual puce 4 /-, Clearing price 37/6. UNDERCLOTHING — pl Few only, heavy weight ST. MARGARET VESTS, O.S. open fronts, usual price 8/11, Clearing price 5/9. Few ODDMENTS in ladies all wool vests, at prices to clear. W. AND O.S. FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS, round, square and V. necks, Minimal nice, usual price 12/6, Clearing price 5/11. , CHILDREN’S WOOL AND FLEECY LINED BLOOMERS, at clearing prices 2 only, ladies RIPPLE DRESSING GOWNS, usual price 17/6, Clearing P rice l °/ 6 - 1 only, lady’s navy RIPPLE. DRESSING JACKET, usual price 5/11; Clearing price 3/11. 1 only, COTTON CREPE DRESSING GOWN usual price. 9/11, Clearing price D/I I p FOXTON’S FASHION CENTRE.

A FEW SNIPS FORA FEW DAYS before Stocktaking. PINEAPPLE, INVIGRO COCOA, BAKED BEANS, PIE PEACHES, K., PRUNES, KRUSIvITS, CASH ONLY. REDUCTION IN CROC MONGERY. Bfl tin. 3 tins for 1/-. Gd tin. 2/- 1-gallon. 6(1 per lb. 1/3 tin NEI.IY AND IRONB'AUCKHAM’S GROCER AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, PHONE 52. PHONE 52 FOR YOUR GROCERIES.

r<£»as Nu. 4. COMBINATION OFFER TO OUR DAIRYING CUSTOMERS. To make it much easier for our many dairy farmer friends to own a co mpi el e Cattle Outfit this season we offer you this combination. One 15/- srlilk Fever Outfit for 1/6 WITH a Cattle Syringe. CATTLE SYRINGES, as illustrated, in heavy drawn brass, complete with 18m. flexible gum elastic nozzle, and oin. uiokclD lated nozzle. Colonial or Importhed makes 1 pint lor <sJ/°F -2 pint for 36/6. MILK FEVER OUTFITS, heavily nickel plated, with necessary rubber tubing, complete in metal case. 15/- each. Bought WITH Cattle Syringe, this price is only 7/6. c /, , - ,«, -, £:> &■ jss- O' sis*' /■■/u 70/1 Si Dr? Tii

SOMETHING NEW AND SOMETHING GOOD. “PULLVAC” Preserving Jars The quickest and most perfect method of preserving Fruit, and Vegetables, all kinds of Foodstuffs, Cigars, Cigarettes or Tobacco. THE JAR WITH A HUNDRED USES. White heat resisting glass, no metal whatever. The sealing of the jar is simplicity itself, and the vacuum ensures results. Ask us for a demonstration.-! JUST LANDED: KEILLER’S LITTLE CHIP MARMALADE; OCEDA MOPS. WINSTANLEY & SON. ’Phone 106. GROCERS FOXTON.