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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2790, 27 September 1924, Page 1

The New Weaves r>\d£ new weaves anti colours are here iu our Dress Section from “■ which we li.'t a few items. Haferns gladly sent you on request, bui please say what interests you most because ive have thousands ami cannot se:;(l ail. Goods post free for cash with Order and these values are superb because we deal with the nianvifaettireto direot lSln MILLINERY SILICS. floral and embossed, in all wanted shades; one yard is the average for cove;lns a hat— B/11 to 11/S yard. 40in FLORAL- SILK GEOIiGETTB, in new designs; these are very fllmy fabrics. 15/9. 18 / fi yard. 841 b FLORAL SHANTUNG SILKS, for frocks and dressing- gowns, fast colotns and a wonderful array of tones. 18/8 yard. SGin NATURAL FUG! Sil.K, Government brand of correct weight 3/0 yard. SCln BLEACHED FUGI SILK, according to weight. S/11, 4/8, 5/11 yard 361 n HEAYY NATURAL FUGI, 4/11, 5/3 yard. 3Sin KNITTED SILK JERSEY, a crepe effect, similar to an all silk m&rocain: will not ladder nor drop; In Jade, champagne, niasttque, paon, navy, black, grey, silver, Ivory, kingfisher, turquoise, orchid-pink, browns, saxe, Three yards will cut a frock. 10/9 yard. 38in MILANESE SILK JERSEY, with self stripe. In navy, black, mid brown, cream, nigger, cinnamon, champagne, fawn, silver, stone, mole, saxe, kingfisher, apricot, turquoise. For a really dainty Spring Frock. 13/11 yard 3sin PLAIN MILANESE JERSEY SILK, for frocks, hosiery and underwear; while, black, navy, brown and silver. 13/6 yard. 381 n ALL SILK MAROUAIN, very like an extra heavy crepe da chine; in black, navy, lawn, champagne, silver, mole cinnamon, 13/0 yd 38in FLORAL CftEPE DF. CHFNE, for frocks; these are In quite new designs, on grey, fawn navy, brown, blue and green grounds. 15/8, lfl/fl to 83/6 yard. 36in WASHING SATIN, for frocks and particularly for underwear, waives beautifully and still retains the satin face. Ivory, black, cream, lemon, gold. orange, flame, cherry, sk.y, pink. hello, jade,, t-nn la.u, saxe, nil, brown, almond, peach, turquoise, grey, navy <S/3 per yard. 36tn SILK JERSEY, with self stripe, quite an effective fabric; jade,, peach, cream, saxe, lemon, ttri-y. liutinec R':.~'..or. Three yards cuts adi -. ss. tL i i yard. BSip SATIN MAKOCA N, will; wool back, in Collinsoß and Cuimioghame, Limited ”'. , :rcr:toß Nor lx

Timber Merchants. R. N. SPEIRS. 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 Dealer*. J. M. THOMSON. Whyte Street. Telephone No. 35. H. OSBORNE. Main Street. Telephone 47. Foxton-Moutoa-Shannon Meter Service. F. WILLIAMS, Union Street. Telephw* 142. Foxton-Palmerston Motor Service. MADGE BROS. ’Phone 851 - Palmerston N. Picture Entertaiiuamte. TOWN HALL. Municipal Picture*. ROYAL THEATRE. W. Hamer & Son. - Clyde Street. Telephone No. 7. Milk Supply. AVENUE JERSEY DAIRY. J. P. ALLERBY. Avenue Road, 'Phone 88. Taxi Service. T. ELLERS, ’Phone 143, Mein SfcWtft H. A. MASON. Main Street, 'Phone 134 Fruiterer. G. P. WALKER. Coley Street. Fo*t*aAuetioneers and Land AWAHOU AUCTIONEERING CO. Main Street. ’Phono 112. Job Printing and Bwkbwdlfi®. MANAWATU HERALD CO~ LTD. Main Street. Telephone No. 1 Assist the progress of y»«r own town by patroniais* the efeore drum. COLEY STREET STORE. G. P. WALKER AND SON. TRY OUR SOUTH ISLAND SEED POTATOES, Seven Varieties, Hand Picked. From one of the most sueceeafal growers. Also — ANEMONE AND RANUNCULUS SEEDLINGS, 1/6 Dozen. STRONG POLYANTHUS PLANTS 1/6 Dozen. WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF FRESH FRUIT. need to send oat of town for General and Commercial Printing all your wants at moderate prices. “The Herald” Printery will supply