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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2781, 6 September 1924, Page 1

AGENTS N.Z. INSURANCE COY., DOMO SEPERATORS, BURRELL’S ENGLISH PAINTS. ,0. BOX 25. ROBERTSON’S TELEPH “ UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS : : : FOXTON. WHY TRADE OUTSIDE YOUR OWN TOWN? THESE PRICES FOR CASH WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT TRADING LOCALLY PAYS. WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF FOXTON DISTRICT. BUTTER, best factory, 1/9 per lb. BACON, Swan or Kiwi per whole side l/l lb. BACON, Rasher, 1/4 lb. SUGAR, I .A., 70s 21/9 bag, I2lbs for 4/3 FLOUR, Best South Island, 25’s 5/3, 50’s 10/-; 100’s 19/6. CANDLES, 6d and 9d pkt. BECKETT’S BAG BLUE, 1/3 dozen. OATMEAL, 25’s 8/6 bag ROLLED OATS, 4s I/ll bag. BEBLL TEA, s's 15/- tin GOLD NUGGET, s’s 11/8 tin. ! EDMOND S BAKING POWDER 1/4 tin. j EDMOND’S CUSTARD POWDER I/- tin. i CLUB COFFEE 2/8 tin. j GREGG’S COFFEE ESSENCE, 1/7 bot. NEWBURY’S RUSKS 1/3 tin. j SUGAR OF MILK 1/8 pkt. j WORCESTSHIRE SAUCE, 6d bottle PICKLES 1/6 bottle COCOA, Bournville, j, lid, J, 1/9, Is 3/6. VESTAS, Plaids, 8d pakt. OUR SPECIAL BULK TEAS AT 2/6 AND 3/- Per lb. LANE’S EMULSION, large, 4/3. LANE’S EMULSION, small, 2/3.

Buy f*r Cash, Buy for Lcai Buy for Ca*h, Buy for Lea* Spring’s Offerings in Novelty Dress Fabrics The variety ef weaves and the many charming new colour tones in these wonderful fabrics make them Quite irresistible, while their qualities of richness and soft draping will appeal to those looking for a Dainty Frock, Some of the newer kinds will be known under the heading of Marocain Repp, quite a new departure in Marocain effects. See these splendid materials in •ur Dress Section To-day. Samples will be posted to country residents by return mail. %! Na 1 18 A SOFT FINE COTTON, VERY WELL DEFINED CREPE, TRUE MAROCAIN WEAVE, got* d ’gabatauce. Material clone '.n n spi*udid range of the latent colour tonots of first class dyos : Almond. apricot, faim, grey, amethyst, saxe, navy, brown, strawberry, wallflower, coral, ofcintz jade, lemon, ruf«l. IK) inch. Value 3/8. Cash Trading Price 2/11 yd. No. 2.—A VERY RICH MAROCAIN, A MIXTURE OF ART. SILK AND COTTON, soft, lustrous material, sort and silky, in self colours, silver grey, Aprioot, flame* almond, aI1 “ ‘deep saxe, cinnamon. white, coral, hello. 38 inch. Value f/ ; . Cash Trading Price 3/6 yd. No 3. —ART. SILK MAROCAIN REPP.' —A truly lieautiful l.ibric oi the latest weave; has all the appearance of real silk and will prove of preat durability. Sell colours, sold, rust, •almond, fawn, saxC', <*rc»a«t), biHCk. Si inch. Value. 5/-. Cash Trading Price 4/6 No. 4.—A SOFT COTTON MAROCAIN PRINTED IN A BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN DESIGN in combiium! billow of oolours that blend in a axquisite manner. Black and name design on soft grey - ground ; madonna blue and flame on putty; jade, flame and purple on silver grey: maconna Wue a<nd aprjkVt: on grey; cherry black and apricot on «axe blue. 36 inch. Value 8/6. , Cash Trading Price 2/11 yd. Na, S.—KNOPOLENE MAROCAIN IN VERY EFFECTIVE STRIPES OF NEAT AND SMART APPEARANCE. Iil.nl: loop, white stripe on grouiuls of urn., Hunie, jade. save, leuion, while. Hit inch. Value 4/11. Cash Trading Price 3/11 yd. No. 6.— CREPOLENE. A DAINTY INEXPENSIVE FABRIC, which will prove a favourite. Smart and efiectixe •eHf colours, almoin!, lemon, white, deop apricot, saxo, chain png ne, with a ■ neat J inch black stripe. needy spaced. 37 inch. Value 2/11. Cash Trading Price 2/6 No. 7.—SOFT COTTON MAROCAIN WITH RICH ART. SILK STRIPES IN SELF COLOURS. champagne. nprix.su., Salmon. sky, helio., almond green. 3:t inch. Value 4/-. Cash Trading Price 3/6 yd. No. B.—ART. SILK JA ' jUA R D MAROCAIN. latlcst (lesion- in exquisitely blended colour' tone*. grey and aprloot., sa.se and cinnamon, cherry and almond, navy and fawn, black and white. 39 inch. Value 10/-.> Cash Trading Price 8/6 yd. SMSf- o piftEhitE*- OSAPfiRY C pt4^[ PALMERSTON Helf Holiday— Wednesday from 12.30 p.m. ClM«d for Lunch 12.30 to 1.15 p.m. op«n ail day Saturday till 8.30 p.m-

JOHN WALLS. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. MAIN STREET, FOXTON. THE Baking is under my own personal supervision, so customers Oahrely on obtaimng only the best quality ' The Chief Justice when in Fox"ton,s Said’that the’bredd was'the best ‘he had ever tasted, and the quality is 'still' the' same'as then. jAfteHnoon tea. , The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. Samples of Artistic and Commercial Printing" may be inspected at “The HeraldOiftce” where all orders will be promptly executed, Highest class workmanship.