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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 120, 16 April 1884, Page 4

i ,- ; CHEAP AND GOOD ? PETER BELL Ha-? much pleasure m announcing the Arrival, Ex " IONIC," of his ' Second Shipment f'F New and Seasonable Goods 1 ; Comprising— household' Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery 1 , and SUPJHKIOR CfcOTHIIYCi! Hats, Shifts, Scarfs, Braces, fyc. Being anxious to give onr customers every advantage of these, pur latest operations m jtheHOME MARKETS, nnd' having personally supervised the Marking, wo assure one .and all that we we now m; a position to ; . •_/, t r,, ; . ■ Bflpply them At Prices Defying Competition ! specially, Folicit attentior to the Class.of Gpods m what is known as the Manchester Department, embracing blankets, Sheetings-, Shirtings, . ; Tailings./ ! Calicoes I .Flannels ! ' J Gretonnes, , Curtis i;) . Counter •- --i panes f \and Forfars ! < ■ ' . Also, PWtM BELLS ; :'•■'■ Weul-Knowk ' ' Rouglvtind Ready Serges ! So largely used for years, and still m Great Demand, as the Most Useful: Material for ' Family wear. >m alt Golors r at^.. Me OlEPtiee^TheOld Price ! • • ( ' ! is 4^-d tER yard/ ..■ :;•;■■■" j , .■ .

| ; "CHEAP ANBi GOOD.", , ! The Millinery Bonnets Are Exquisite m Tuste, Reasonable m Price, ond embrace all the Leading Shapes. Ibe Prettiest and Most Becoming of which are The J: " Princess," 4* "Princess j ' of Wales*" ■■■■'■ ! The Trimmed Hats! AJre ,m n)l the Most fashionable Winter Colorings..' Many o,f the.-c are perfect gems, and are also very reasonable iuprioe, The i ".••.!; Leading Shapes are '■ . '..'-. The Henri n and m, " Masher," "Duuj 1 >ar, ' aiid- ' ' Oairiuby 1 o. " - "■ ' ! • I?eter the Hermit, Jaunty Sailor, and ', Galatea. ! The Untrimmed Hats ! Embrace all tbe Newest Shapes m Felt, Beaver, Saxin Velvet, I/lush, ..Seal, aod Straws. These have all been Marked at Extremely Low < Prices, ranging from Is each. \Tlie Fur and Broche Capes! ' Axo to be very Fashionable again this Season and we are showing some Beautiful. Gapes, m Rabbi',. Raco n, and Opossum Skins,. also )n Ottoman and Broche Silk, at Prices within \ ' ' " the Keach of All. ' ■; ' ..'■ i .■■.... .. " . ■' The .Mantles and Ulsters! Have had special care m their selection, nnd will be found Superior to anythtn likely to be shown tbis Season. The Most Handsome of those now beinjr worn have come from Victoria. House, and are exceedingly ; AJ oderale m Price. : Novelties. Novelties. PETER BELLS

CHEAP AND GOOD;" Tlie -Velveteens ! \ . '■■ ■ The Velveteens ! ' . t . ... <i ■ . ■ 1 ■ . ■ , , We are snowing these m all the Leading Shides, aud hav<> maiked them at suoh Lo y Prices as will eusuve a Large ?a!e, m anticipation of which we have fur. her Shipments to follow. The fo' lowing Makers are specially ■reconinaen'ied— ■ ' THe "Louis," the "Empress,"- and the "Brunswick," ;l - --; ' Banging from 2s 3d to 6s 6d, PETEE~BELLS Cashmeres, French Merinoes, : Beiges, Homespuns, and '-. Costume Cloths Ate Exceptionally "Tjfood Value, and as the Season ad»ances I ..t urtner shipments will be coming forwatd, all of which Will be sdliras ; Cheap as Possible, i JUST OPENED— *A Magrnificent Assortment of SATIN, SILK, and VELVET BROCADES, m aU- tile ; v " Leading Colors. Saf-h Ribbons. Plaid Ribbon?, Collarettes, Lacep, : Puffl nfis', Handkerchief*, Flowers, Feather.B,:. .Millinery Ornaments, Corsets, • Gloves, Umbrellas, ar.d Fancy Hosiery, —AT — PETER BELLS "CHEAP AND GOOD;'