Ij== PAY CASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Instantaneous Success Attended The Opening of The C. M. Ross Coy’s. 4 ' WHY? SIMPLY THIS:— THE PEOPLE OF FONTON ARE NOT SLOW IN RECOGNISING VALUES, AND ON SATURDAY THE HUNDREDS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE BARGAINS. WERE SATISFIED THAT NEVER IN FOXTON HAVE THEY RECEIVED SUCH GOOD VALUES. This List Must Interest You. COTTON DRES'S GOODS, were 2/11 to 4/G. Sale Price 1/6. COTTON CRAPES, without an equal, 9|tl and I Old yard. MEN’S TIES. Value at 2/11 to 4/G. Sale Price I/- and 1/6. FA BRIO GLOVES,'fancy tops. Were 5/11. Sale Price 2/11. SMART LITTLE HATS, all tile latest, were 21/-to 23/-. Sale Price 8/11. BOY’S SCHOOL SHORTS. All sizes, 5/11. . LARGE COTTON VESTS, Sale Price I/FROCKS, from 5/11. MADRAS CURTAIN NETS, 1/6 yard. MEN’S SUITS, 50/- to £6 6 0. ' WATCH FOR BARGAIN LIST IN THIS SPACE EACH WEEK. BOY’S SCHOOL SHIRTS, 5/li. Sale Price, 3/6. « FOXTON’S FASHION CENTRE. r BAUCKHAM’S PHONE 52 GOOD WHOLE WHEAT PER BAG OF lOOlbs 14/ONE WEEK ONLY. BROWN AND POLSON’S CORN FLOUR 1 ,d JELLIES ALL PRICES FROM PENNY PER PACKET TINNED FRUIT 8d tin to */ 6 SALMON 8(1 t 0 ‘/ 8 per tin BEST FACTORY BUTTER ! / 6 lbi WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
r k k 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, Tm#vr>rnc( AXT „ TO 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 ON CE. SIMPLE TO OPERIIILN COMB gQUEALS; QR HOWLS IN OPERATION. ALL NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN STATIONS GUARANTEED NIGHTLY. PRICES FROM £4O COMPLETE. “JOSH.” BILLINGS’ PERREAU’S BUILDINGS. MAIN STREET FOXTON.
m c Those 'who taste our tea instantly recognise a richness •cm y e t delicacy of flavor that appeals at once to the palate. This distinction is due to the expert blending of the tea by unique methods that retain the full amount of flavor. Only the choicest leaves from famous tea gardens are used. We are proud of the reputation gained for our tea —also from the standpoint of economy. A.© E. TONQS ph °% 6 The Universal Cash Store , FOXTON
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3595, 5 February 1927, Page 2
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