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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 130, 2 May 1940, Page 10

WE’VE JUST UNPACKED THESE REFRESHINGLY NEW SPIKIT-LIETING c FROCKS Planned for women who like Smart Clothes yet keep a wary eye on price-tags! Pure wool, in favourite blues, and browns, rust, green, navy and wine tones, these dlesson are briskly styled in the modern manner, with tailored collars, and V or square necklines, wider shoulders to emphasise your tiny waist, and skirts flared with gores or pleated and fitting as slim as a pencil! CHIC BUT NOT COSTLY AT gG NS. ROSCO - - . __ =a WOODVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED, end of May, grazing for 30 cows, vicinity of Woodville. Apply “Standard” Office, Woodville, FEILDING ADVERTISEMENTS. AT Jeanette's, Fergusson Street.— Just arrived, new season’s frocks, latest shades and sizes. OROUA COUNTY BY-ELECTION. MR JOHN HAROLD MASON, of Reid’s Line, Feilding, who solicits support for his candidature is a past president of the Feilding branch of the Farmers’ Union, the Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural Club, was first advisory president of the Young Farmers’ Club in the Feilding district, past president of the N.Z. Milking Shorthorn Cattle Assn, and the WellingtonTaranaki branch. Mr Mason has been dairy-farming in the district for 25 years and has a thorough knowledge of local conditions and requirements. Ho is also a member of the Mama-watu-Oroua Power Board.