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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2862, 24 March 1925, Page 3

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF FASHIONABLE MODEL VELOUR CGATS, Directly imported from London. One of the most im- ’ portant features of our display is that there are no two Coats alike in design, and from the plain Velour to the beautifully braided Coat with fur collar and cuffs the range is made wonderfully attractive. Prices, G7/6 to £8 10/-. WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF OUR SPECIAL 14 DAYS DISPLAY OF MODEL COSTUMES. PLEASE note, this Display will be continued for one week. This is the most beautiful range of costumes ever seen in Foxton. Do not fail to see the display this week. cn m, Jf m Va m a / 5-V a 3W/j OGDfviLL is the Gold of biiSUICSS, bid it :ii 05 J e-UTS to es 'abltsh it and only by offering Good Qualities in such Stable Lines as t lilt me i and Flannelettes can it be sustained. 103 mi Tnis store has the Goods and the loin prices to offer in Flannels for Underwear, and Flannelettes for ‘Pyjamas, Children’s Clothes, etc. m m . HSV BUY EARLY AND BUY HERE. \r=L w, A. N. SMITH rrogreiciva Ca*h Draper and Mens’ & Boys’ Outfitter Phono 49 Foxton <3l AUTUMN SHOW SATURDAY, 14th INST. ALL THE LATEST MILLINERY, in Velours, Chenille, Velvets and Felts. VERY SMART COATS, cut on straight lines, with and wthout fur collars, in all new shades. THE L 0. E. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. ROSY CAST! DRAPERY CLOTHING, BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM. ’moutoa buildings, main street. S. MATTAR announces that he has enlarged his premises in the Moutoa Buildings, and lias opened up MEN'S CLOTHING AND MERCERY, LADIES DRESS GOODS AND BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. Special importations of new goods are arriving, and all sales will be on a strictly cash basis. The public is respectfully invited to inspect the goods, which for suality and cheapness will be unsurpassed. LADIES’ EVENING DRESSES AND FROCKS MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. AGENT FOR LEADING GRAMAPHONES AND ALL THE LATEST RECORDS.