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PAY CASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE i HOSIERY BARGAIN WEEK Has Commenced at the Store for Value. OWNING TO UNSEASONABLE WEATHER, AND THE NEAR ARRIVAL OP BIG SHIPMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE (UNDER CONTRACT WITH MANUFACTURERS) WE ARE FORCED TO DISPOSE OF OUR VAST ACCUMULATION OF WELL-KNOWN MAKES AT BARGAIN PRICES. This Special Offering, of which so',many will he glad to avail themselves, rules for THIS WEEK ONLY. See interior and window displays and whatever you do don’t let the? week slip by without availing yourself of these bargains that are going to mean such a saving to you. “WONDERLINE” ART SILK HOSE, in fifteen newest colours. Mjock seam, ravel stop, wide suspender tops. Well reinforced feet; peach, crevette, lemon, mauvette, lielio nude banana, beige, putty, champagne, chamois, silver, opal grey, new silver, sand, aluminium, also black or white. Regular Price 3/6; Hosiery Week Bargain 2/6 net cash. “IRIS” ART SILK HOSE, extra length of silk. This famous quality is a proved wearer. Made in art silk plated lisle, especially for everyday hard wear. Ideal for sports. Mockfashioned seam, silk over knee. Well reinforced. In the latest colours: mauvette, mushroom, melon, pastel, alabaster, tinsel-silver, beige, opal grey, silver grcv, lielio nude. Usually 5/(i; our cut price 4/li. Hosiery Week Bargain 4/3 net cash. “MAID MARION” ART SILK HOSE, mock fashion and seam, ravel stop. Three good colours, grain, aluminium, and tinsel silver. Usually sold 4/(5, Hosiery Week Bargain 2/11 net cash. “MORLEY’S” PLATED ART SILK HOSE, mock seam, double feet, four good shades: skin, grain, sunburn, flesh; Usually 3/11; For Hosiery Week Cut to 3/6. AMERICAN “HOLEPROOF” HOSE, pure silk and art, mock, fashioned, expanding rib tops for service. White, grey grain. Usually 7/6, quality; Hosiery Week Bargain 5/11. In black, 7/6, For Hosiery Week only 4/11 net cash. “ROMANY MAID” HOSE, pure silk and art m ixture, a delightfully soft texture, equal m appearance to alii pure silk. Fashioned, double suspender tops, reinforced feet. Excellent shades of silver, bois de rose, beige, sunburn, blond, grain, Stock price 6/11. Hosiery Week Bargain 5/6. PONTON’S FASHION CENTRE.

ALL PATENT MEDICINES', REDUCED IN PRICE. STOP AT PUMP FOR PETROL, 2/3 GALLON.

" NEUTRODYNE” THE PERFECT RADIO RECEIVER. BRINGS THE WORLD’S ENTERTAINERS TO YOUR FIRESIDE. HAVE YOU HEARD JAZZ FROM THE AMBASSADOR, SYDNEY, OR THE SAVOY, DUNEDIN, PRIZE FIGHTS FROM MELBOURNE STADIUM, CLOCK CHIMES FROM SYDNEY, NEWS, WEATHER. FORECASTS AND MARKET REPORTS AND CONCERTS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND NO! OF COURSE YOU HAVEN’T! THEN COME IN AND SEE ME ABOUT A NEUTRODYNE AT ONCE. SIMPLE TO OPERATE. NO SQUEALS, OR HOWLS IN OPERATION. ALL NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN STATIONS GUARANTEED NIGHTLY. PRICES FROM £4O COMPLETE. ... “JOSH.” BILLINGS PERREAU’S BUILDINGS. MAIN STREET FOXTON.

INTEREST FREE. ?.N. CO-OP. BUILDING SOCIETY CSTARR-BOWKETT). 'HE marked success achieved by ,:3 Society has induced the Dirors to form the 9th group of .; )0 shares. A member may hold from ONE "O TEN SHARES and entitles the >lder to a loan of from £IOO to LOOO on approved security. =114,000 IN FREE LOANS WAS PAID OUT LAST YEAR. Established 27 years. £195,000 idvanced to members to obtain ,-imes of their own. The finest system Tor saving for i HOME ever devised. Apply for bares and particulars. 15 Rangitikei Street (Next National Bank). W. HUNTER, Sec. ,'irst aid for coughs, colds and influenza, ,','ood’s Great Peppermint Cure.

P. J. JACK CABINETMAKER AND FUNERAL FURNISHER, MAIN STREET, FOXTON. FUNERALS CONDUCTED BY MOTOR HEARSE TO ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT. OAK OR RIMU CASKETS ON SHORTEST NOTICE. TELEPHONE 91.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3568, 27 November 1926, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3568, 27 November 1926, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3568, 27 November 1926, Page 2

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