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GRAND CARNIVAL COMING EVENTS: FARMERS’ QUEEN DANCE, Shannon, TUESDAY, July 20th. Music by Hori George. Admission: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/G. SPORTS QUEEN DANCE, Moutoa, FRIDAY, lGth July. Music by Hori George. Admission 2/-. DO YOU KNOW THAT CHRISTMAS IS COMING? You do. Do you know where you are going to spend it ? You do. Do you know how you are going to pay for it? You don’t. Well we will let you into the secret ! A few days before Christmas will be drawn the GRAND CARNIVAL ART UNION, ill aid of tho Moutoa Hall, and think what a great Christmas present £SO would he. All holiday troubles solved, SO buy a ticket right away. You have every prospect of a Merry Christmas. Tickets may be had on application to the Secretary, Moutoa Hall, 1/- each or 25 for £l. This is not a million to-one chance. Our issue of tickets is limited, so get in before the tickets are all sold out. ■ L or*> i IOMAI® 5.M mi *>•i WARIETY is not only the spice of life, but also of * Housekeeping. Here are a few inexpensive lines that will add the spice of variety to meal getting at all times CRYSTALLISED FRUITS, DATES, CAKE ICINGS, JELLIES, NUTS ‘PIQUANT PICKLES, FLAVORSOME SAUCES, DESSERT FRUITS, FANCY BISCUITS, SANDWICH PAS'IES Scores of others here for your selection. A. E. TONQS phme 6 The Universal Cash Store, FOXTON

Motor and general Engineer. GARAGE CLYDE STREET, ’Phone 84 CARS OVERHAULED AND PAINTED. ALL CLASSES OF MACHINE WORK AND GEAR CUTTING. FULL STOCKS 'OF TYRES, TUBES, OILS, AND ACCESSORIES AT CITY PRICES. BATTERIES OVERHAULED AND CHARGED. C. A. PEARSON CLYDE STREET. FOXTON

“SALEQUAKE PRICES!” THE BIGGEST HARDWARE AND CROCKERY SALE YET. NOW IN FULL SWING. BROOMS were 2/11. RAT TRAPS were 1/1. BATH SEATS 12/C. SOAP BASKETS for wall Now I/ll each. Now 8d each. Now 9/11 each. 6d each. Aluminium SAUCEPANS 11 pinl„ were 1/9, Now 1/3 ea. Wooden SALT BOXES, were 1/9. Now 1/3 each. Wooden TOWEL ROLLERS Varnished 2/11 Unvarnished 1/- each. Sanitary PAN BRUSHES were 3/(i, Now 2/6 each. PRAMS, were £5/5/-. Now £3/19/6. PYREX GIFT SETS, were 37/0 and 29/0, Now 32/6 and 24/9 set. CRYSTAL 0-in. VASES were 10/0, NOW 11/9 each. CONDIMENT SETS (Chrystal), were 18/9. NOW 13/9. WICKER SHOPPING BASKETS, wore 3/3, 3/11, 4/0. Now 2/11, 3/6, 4/-. SUIT CASES were 10/0, 10/9, 7/-. NOW 4/11, 7/11, 5/11. CANARY CAGES, were 15/0, Now 12/9. Were 17/0, Now 14/9 each. aluminium tea pots, Now 8/11, 10/6 and 7/11 ea. 2,000 Pieces ROYAL BOULTON al less 25 per cent. (5/- in the £). DROP US A LINE AND WE WILL GLADLY QUOTE OUR SALE PRICE FOR THE LINE YOU REQUIRE. COLUNSON and SON, BROADWAY & KINGSWAY. Palmerston North.

H AYE you seen the lovely quality Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, all smart shades at 2/11, they are quite worth 4/6. They, are to he had only at Barr & Tyer’s. f .OVELY quality Scotch Linoleum, i'f't wide, beautiful designs 6/11 and 7/11, but oi.ly at Barr & Iyer’s Sale. I). & A. CORSETS 29/6 now 9/6. Smart winter all-wool Jumpers and Cardigans 8/11, Sale price, but only at Barr & Tyer’s Sale. Ladies Raincoats, usual price 35/6, now 12/11 and 15/6 at Barr & Tyer’s Big Winter Sale. Pure Linen Finished Blanket Sheetings for double and single beds, are" very low in price at Barr & Tyer’s Big Sale. For JOB-PRINTING, Book-bind-ing etc., of all descriptions, Manawatu Herald.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3510, 13 July 1926, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3510, 13 July 1926, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3510, 13 July 1926, Page 3

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