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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2789, 25 September 1924, Page 1

The New Weaves 36in HEAVT NATURAL FUGI, 4/11, 6/8 yard. Kisln KNITTED 3ILK JERSEY, a crepe effect, similar to an all silk m&roc&ln; will not ladder nor drop.; in jade, champagne, mastiqu*, paon, navy, black, grey, silver, ivory, kingfisher, turquoise, orchid-pink, browns, saxe. Three yards will cut a frock. 10/9 yard. 3S!n MILANESE SILK JERSEY, with s-if stripe, in navy, black, mid brown, cream, nigger, cinnamon, champagne, fawn, silver, stone, mole, saxe, kingfisher, a t ricot, iurQiio.se. For a realty dainty Spring Frock. 13/(5 d 38in PLAIN MILANESE JERSEY SILK. for frocks hosiery and underwear; white, black,, navy, brown and si v r 13/6 yard. 3Sin SILK MAROO.-i.iN, very like an e.vra tnavy crepe de chene; in black, navy, fawn, champagne, silver, mole cinnamon, 13/6 >d 3 Sin l-'I.ORAL CREPE HE CHENE, for frocks; tip s- are in quite new desi ;ns, on gr-.y, fawn, navy, brown, bbn and green grounds. 13 0. 1C '6 to 22/0 yard. (TtHJC new weaves arid odours are here in our Dress Section front which we list a few items. Patterns gladly sent you on request, but please -a* nbat rnteresls you most because we have thousands and caut,„t sttr.d all. Goods post- free for cash with order and tluse values are superb because we deal with the mamiJacturers direct JBin MILLINERY SILKS, floral and emboss, d. in all wanted shades; one yard is the average for covering a hat—6/11 to 11/9 yard, 40in FLORAL SILK GEORGETTE, in new designs; these are very filmy fabrics. 11/9, 16/0 yard. 34tn FLORAL SHANTUNG SILKS, for frocks and dressing gowns, fast colours and a wonderful .array or tones. 16/6 yard. 861 n NATURAL FUGI Sri.K, Government brand of correct weight 8/e yard. Sfcin BLEACHED FUGI SILK, according to weight. 3/11, 4/6, 5/11 yffrd .'s6in WASHING SATIN, for frocks and particular!.-,' for underwear, washes bc.v tifully and still retains the satin face. Ivory', black, cream, lemon, gold. orange, flame, cherry, sky, pink, hello, jade,, tm.-rtud, • eaxe, nil, bi'uwa, almond, peach, turquoise, grey, navy j per yaiei. 361 n SIT.TC JERSEY, with self stripe, quite an effective fabric; jade,, pcucii, cicam, saxe, :r Three j'ards tv to! back, in peach, lemon, . t.-.i.ac, nigger. lemon, gr; . nutmeg t-q cuts a dr. as. 9. i; ~< d. BSln PAT IN !.!A. U .I»V. N. riiitolt. rhainpug»ie. ap.ii mole, iuiu ...ml k : he in. p'nk cherry 155/(! ’-jut!. 4M.; <‘!.!:i*■: : ::: NT. 'tirivms finish ; champagne, browns, grey, mole, navy, black, ja‘de, almond, moss, flame, pi:.:;, aprii 11 1 I yard. Huin llik.T Y :IJ‘ R: 1 1 EL> FUGI SiLKS, in splendid set of smart stripes. 4/11 yard. Limited Collinson and Cunning Pt’tt croton Ncr'h

Timber Merchants. 11. N, SPEffiS. Main Street. Telephone No. 31. Carriers and Forwarding Agents. J. M. THOMSON, Whyte Street. Telephone No. 35. H. OSBORNE. Main Street. Telephone 47. Wood and Coal Dealers. J. M. THOMSON, Whyte Street, Telephone No. 36H. OSBORNE. Main Street. Telephone 47. Foxton-Moutoa-Shannon Motor Service. F. wiluams; Union Street. Telephone 143. Foxton-Palmerston Motor Service. MADGE BROS. ’Phone 851 - Palmer*ton N. Picture Entertainments. TOWN HALL. Municipal Pictnree. ROYAL THEATRE, W. Hamer & Son. - Clyde Street. Telephone No. 7. Milk Supply. AVENUE JERSEY DAIRY. J. P. ALLERBY. Avenue Road. 'Phone 89.

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