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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2969, 1 December 1925, Page 2

PAY CASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Gowns, Costumes And the Favoured Tailored Suits IN ALL THEIR PHASES ARE TO BE SEEN AT FOXTON’S FASHION CENTRE. SMART TWEED' SUITS. Smartest mixtures of indefinite greys and fawns to the pronounced sand shades and black and white combination — 79/6, 84/- anti 87/6 net cash. SUMMER W|RAP COATS. These are the coats women will choose for summer, delighted with the lovely new fashion features—and the fabrics that are more varied in weave and colouring than in former seasons. There are the handsomest styles in ultrasmart weaves — From 79/6, 7, 8£ and 9 gns. more tailored 6, 7 gns. their KASHERETTE S with lines • JUMPERS. Some with convertible collars like a man’s shirt collar, others with high neck. Very smart in wool and silk weave. They have the approved pockets set down low in front— 39 /6SPECIAL POLO JUMPERS come in a pretty weave of silk and wool with plain silk collars and culls; in cinnamon mixtures, gold, senna and red — 32/6 net cash. Still another style is showing in a heavy weave with smart turn-down collars oi polo collars — ! 9/6 net cash. PLEATED SKIRTS. The vogue of the jumper ushers in the vogue of the skirt also, hence that need is easily filled from the seductive, little pleated models that one finds have arrived from Home. They have silk tops and arc showing in creme, cinnamon, sand, old rose — 57/6. Pleated with plain panel back and front 59/6 net cash. CREME FUGI SILK FROCK has a wide Peter Pan collar, prettily edged with striped silk and pipings at low waist line — 37/6 Net Cash. PRETTY CREME FUGI SILK FROCK comes with inset down front and bindings in a cherry colour, button's to match; cherry insets trim the hem — 64/6 net cash. PRETTY VOILE FROCK in the daintiest floral effect is made with a wide skirt flounce bound with black. Bodice relieved with narrow, inset frill. Round neck and threequarter sleeves — 25/6 net cash. FANCY VOILE FROCK is very smart in a block design with narrow, white voile collar and tie. Simply made with narrow tucks at side — 26/6 net cash. Multi-Colour Art Silk Jumper Suit. Net Cash Price, 65/-. UNUSUAL VOILE FROCK in black with tiny white spot is neatly made with Quaker collar and inset vest, and cuffs of white net; same in saxe and white; O.S..size — 2gns Net cash. SPECIAL. —LARGE FITTING FROCKS in the daintiest voile imaginable are made with fashionable, frilled jabots for bodice front, loose side panels trimmed with narrow headings. Peter Pan collar and long sleeves with turned-back cull have white lace trimmings— 52/6 net cash. * VvV :r*rjfc3 JjAS y-'-’ m FOXTON’S FASHION CENTRE.

DON'T SUFFER FROM § CAT ARRAU. | This disagreeable ailment | is more annoying in the Sum- I mer than ever, and in view <»t | the ease with which it can j he prevented you should not | hesitate. I HEALEY’S INHALATION 1 will GIVE YOU IMMEDIATE j RELIEF, and as it is simply 1 inhaled from the hand with- | out the necessity of steam, it | is wonderfully easy to take, g TRY A BOTTLE NOW. f PRICE 1/0: Postage 2d. I HEALEY’S PHARMACY. I I MAIN STREET, FOXTON. | DESMOND’S THE SWEETEST IN TOWN. NEXT POST OFFICE AND AT TOWN HALL. SEE OUR LARGE STOCKS OF COLONIAL AND IMPORTED CONFECTIONERY. FANCY BOXES AND ’XMAS STOCKINGS. AGENTS FOR ADAMS BRUCE’S CAKE. PIANO TUNING. Howard m. Phillips, pianoforte tuner and repairer, of Palmerston North, will visit Foxton periodically. Communications addressed care of the Herald Office will receive prompt attention. Palmerston North address 15 Bryant Street. FOR THE SPRING RENOVATION YOU WILL REQUIRE SOME OF THESE LINES. Cheap lines in Wallpaper from lOd roll. ••Linoarnish,” 2/3 and 3/9 tin. Enamels and Bath Enamels, 2/and 2/3. imitation Headlight Paper, from 1/C yard. Oilcloth Dados. Aluminium Paints, 1/1, 1/C, 1/9, and 2/C. JUST WHAT THE FARMERS ARE LOOKING FOR: ROGER’S BARN RED PAINT, in lj gallon tins, 10/C gallon. PAINTER, PAPEEHANGEK AND j GLAZIER. S. E. COWLEY. Next “Herald” Ollice. Main Street, - - Foxton.

COLLINS9N & SON SLA' rpHE sparkling charm of GTASSWARE lends mosphere to your table. ' : f '- v shapes and are now coming to hand from the markets, exceptionally lew. SSWARE a delightful atcharming designs and prices are GRASS BOWLS, as illustration —3/11 and 5/6 each. SUGAR BASINS ON FOOT (same decoration) 2/6 each. GLASS SALAD BOWLS —From 1/- each. GLASS .TAM DISHES with handle at side 1/3 each. GLASS SUGAR and CREAMS —3/6 pair. GLASS COVERED BUTTERS 1/3 each. GLASS SWEET DISHES—3 for 1/-. GLASS VIOLET VASES —lOd each. GLASS PICKLE JARS —2/11 each. GLASS SALT BOXES —5/11 each. XF IT’S MADE IN GLASS.- MTU HAVE FI l-'AL MERSTOTI fIORTtI

YOU MAY RELY ON OUR QUOTATIONS. WE ONLY HAVE ONE PRiCE—THE LOWEST. ’Phone 52. J3AUCKHAMS.

©MI WHAT DO YOUR REQUIRE THIS WEEK? Wjith the Xmas festivities looming ahead you’ll need to have your pantry well stocked with plenty of quality groceries and you can’t afford to take chances. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER, —-your assurance of PURIAY, FRESHNESS, & LOW PRICES—ALWAYS! Sweet Pea brand, Red Star brand, l’s 1/4, , s Bd. Buchan brand, Herrings in lomato Sauce, • Trondhjim Sardines, large, A ' * King Oscar brand, Kippered smacks, AT Beaver brand, Tomato Sauce, Large 1/5, Small lit . Beaver brand, Worcestershire sauce, large l/o, sma.il lUd. Heinz brand, Tomato Ketchup, '“/*• wTnstanle^T^o^ THE STORE FOR VALUE