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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2890, 30 May 1925, Page 1

AGENCIES: N.Z .INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. DOMO SEPARATORS. BURRELL’S ENGLISH PAINTS. ROBERTSON’S , ™““’ CASH TRADERS, FOXTON. TRADING FOR CASH WILL CERTAINLY PAY YOU. OUR PRICES WILL PROVE IT. CHA READY = TO M2 m ILLUSTRATION jlSIk spi ip© M m mm This is a season of Beady-to-W ears —those smart choice Hats, sportin'? in shr.ps, and just made for wear with wool costumes and Fi.ncy Hose. Anticipation of this fashion led us to import many unique styles, personally selected in London, including the three we illustrate here. A large demand means quick sale, and we cannot advise too early inspection in our New Salon. & V. CiSSS&«iSES ■scTOP {U.U ST RATION SHOWS A OIK !!('!•: LITTLE BLACK FffiLT HAT In cosy tilting Ixmnet shape, Ok- *•<?.»,» of brim Being ’bound wtth conled whixm. it. is smartly trimnit.,l with line'felt, banded crown hi..: .islanding bow at side b«ok. Value 37/6. ILLUSTRATE© ABOVE. UR-’L’O-DATB FINE FEET lIAT IN BLACK ONLY— Very comfortable •nd moat becoming. This hat is trimmed with fine corded silk rile bon end round edge. Smart leather mount at ride, in contrasting •hade to finish. Value 19/6. Cash Trading Price 22/6 Cash Trading Price 17/6 SHOWIXfi ABOVE. QUALITY MA Iff WEAR. —This hat light and perfect EXTRA FINE BEADY TO is beautifully fitting, lined wirti soft satin. Tho new bow on the tup is carried in felt to match the hat. In black, beaver, nigger, and fawn. Value .'i9/G. NEAT LITTLE KELT HAT IN CrXX AMO N ONI ,Y- -Sm art high crown, pieced effect. Trimmed with perforated bond of felt and ornament edged with ribbon to finish. Value 17/6. VERY STYLTSH BLACK FELT READY TO WEAR- HAT—In the now Pyramid crown with becoming rolled brim, bound with silk faille. The trimming is of tine (pm.litf faille ribbon band land bow. and tiny leather mount. Value 19/6. Cash Trading Price 29/6 Cash Trading Price 15/6 Cash Trading Price 17/6 9 fjtd Halt Hold!-, Wednesday from 12.30 p.m. PREfrfXBR. DR A P/iff Y Conipan sPA rvs -BRSTON NOR 'tST I g| g-gg-SKBS? iS • . v-v -jm :: ■ rt!* E-w..-- - .K ' - 1 " - Open all day Saturday till 8.30 p.m. Closed for lunch, 12.30 to 1.15 p.m. d-sas JOHN WALLS. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. MAIN STREET. FOXTON. Baking is under my own per - >nal supervision, so customers m rely on obtaining only the best aality poods. The Chief Justice when in Foxm, said that the bread was the best b had ever tasted, and the quality still the same as then. AFTERNOON TEA. THE N.Z. GOVERNMENT STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. OWNED by, Guaranteed by, and conducted solely in the interests of the people. IT IS TO YOUR OWN INTEREST TO SUPPORT YOUR OWN OFFICE. District Manager, D. Mormon, Palmerston N. FOXTON AGENT: J. K. HORNBLOW. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. SAMPLES of Artistic and Commercial Printing may be inspected at “The Herald Office” where all orders will be promptly executed. Highest cla«s workmanship DIGGERS FRUIT SUPPLY. s. W. HUDSON .. PROPRIETOR. REGULAR supplies of Fresh Frait and Vegetables. Full stocks of English and Colonial Confectionary earned. Cordials and Soft Drinks. GIVE US A TRIAL. ROYAL MAUL FOXTON-LEVIN MOTOR SERVICE. Proprietor: Avenue Road. MR F. ROUT. Telephone No. 41 Leave Foxton at 7 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Leave Levin after the arrival of the New Plymouth Express in the morning and the Palmerston North uptrain in the evening. Passengers called for. FARES: Single 4/6, Return 7/-. SHINE i*L For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.*