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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8923, 17 September 1907, Page 3

SMART DRESS MATERIALS AT BUB,WARD’S. f 11HE Materials for tlie present Seas*s JL are mostly in very Light Weight#— Voiles in plain colours, also in printout designs. Striped Alpacas and Lnstr##, Light weight Tweeds. These are “ Correct. ” We are now showing our first shipment of these Goods—The Assortment ahonll appeal to your taste. The Coloring# are particularly Good, the Designs Striking and Eflective, the Price Moderate sutd the Qualities High. New Striped and Floral Voiles in Pink#, Nary, Greens i | Black and jSkj'. , 32 inches wide, 1/6 1/9 yard. Now Striped Dress Silks, a fine range ♦£ _ colours, 2/3 2/11 yard. Exclusive Kobe Lengths in very dainty ™ • Colourings 25/-, 27/6 to 65/-«a#h Plain and Fancy Alpacas in all th# Fashionable Shades, 2/6, 2/11. 3/11 to 5/6 yard. 1 Khan ton a ” the hew Dress Fabric, very light weight, 42 inches wide, is pink, sky, navy, black and cream, 2/11 yard. New Canvas Voiles, 42 to 44 inches w id# in all shades 1/11, 2/6, 2 jll, J/6 yard. New Striped Tweeds, summer weight! 2/3, 2/6, 3/11, 3/3 yard. Venetian Cloths, blacks navy, green; browns and pastel shades S/8, 3f 6, 3/11, to 7/11 yard. W. F. DURWARD * CO. LTD. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N.

QUESTIONS* ANSWERS. How is it that other Cycle Agents hare given up advertising their ,£2O Cycles f Simp! y because they are ashamed t* ! Why do they advertise a Cheap Cyela f Why just to get you into their shops and try to put you oil it— they have one at <2O ! Why do they run our Cycles down P Simply because they know that th^gr aw charging from £lB 18s to £2O for the & amo! Who made them stock a Cheap Cyols so that they could compete against us ? We claim to bo tho cause ! Why do wo sell so many Cycles ? Because people know a Good Machine when they see one ! Why do wo not have a more eKpeßßiro Cycle m stock ? Because no Cy'do ever put together is worth more than £l2 12s! WATSON EE VOLUTION CYCLE COMPY, FEEGUSSON STEEET FEILDENG.

THERE’S A LOT IN A NAME. the Name of CLAEESON. when applied to Cycle Sundries stands for all that is good in Material, Make, and Money Value. CLAEESON is a good Cycle name but you are not asked to pay for it. It has been made good by the popularity of the Goods sold by Claekson, W. CLARKSON, 20th CENTUEY CYCLE AGENT, FEILDING. WANTED —A Strong Boy to carry % basket. Manning & Co., Mar-

WAN I'ED—A Man to milk and make himself generally useful. Jakes Bruce, Glencairn, Turakina. WANTED Married Man accustomed to horses and general farm work.—J. W. Marshall. CALL and see the New Spring Millinery and Costumes. No one pressed to buy. JOHN COBBE, Feilding. IVTOW Showing at JOHN COBBE’S J-N a big range of Novelty Eobes, and Dress Tweeds, imported direct from the manufacturer, also new Print Muslins and Delaines. ~]VrOW showing at JOHN COBBE’S, _Lx Gentlemen's Lusta Knit Ties in all colours, Is 6d, Is 9d, The “Nopul” Knit Ties, Is, Crepe do Chene Ties, IsNavy Foulard Handkerchief Ties, 2s 9d. I\TOW Showing at JOHN COBBE’S,, -IAI 41 very special Novelty Eobes ia silk and wool mixtures, 23s 6d to 455. The Kobe Length. Also a big assortment of stylish Dress Materials for present wear. ANTED KNOWN.—Motorists can get their tyres and tubes retreaded or repaired and vulcanised by the very Utest and up-to-date appliances at Oscar Andrews’ Garage, opposite Abraham and Williams’ saleyards, Eaagitikei Street, Palmerston North. WANTED KNOWN.-Cars always on hire at OSCAE ANDEEWS Garage, opposite Abiaham and Williams’ saleyards, Palmerston North.

WANTED KNOWN.—That Porimanteaus from 7s 6d at F. GAENEE’S, “ The Kash,” The Square. Palmerston North. WANTED KNO WN. —That genuine bargains in Men’s and Boya’ Clothing are always obtainable at X # . GAENEE’S, “ The Kash,” The Samira, Palmerston North. "ANTED tcT Sell—Gent’s Secondhand Bicycle, nearly new. Price £2 10s cash to clear. ADAMS Ltd., late Star Cycle Company, The Avenue, Wanganui. WANTED Known That George Sutherland, mounted on the Superb Swift Eacer, easily won all tfeo Now Zealand Championships in one afternoon, which is an Australasian record. The Superb Swift Eacer is certainly the best Eoad-racing Machine cTsjt:' sold in New Zealand. Price, £29 Easy terms arranged. ADAMS, late Adams Star Cycle Company, The Avenue, Wanganui. WANTED —Married Couple- JSte encumbrance. Woman, eeoß general; man to do general farm Eeferenccs required. Apply K. Melvd®; MaWrihiii. RANTED Known—Any amount ■' ‘ \ o’’ . j.i Second-hand. Ladies* and Gent’s Bicycles from 4Cs. Every one guaranteed in good order. Direct m porters of tiro famous Argyle Cycles. Baeey & Co., Feiiding. “|F youvvant Anything—Call a A GEONN’S JUNCTION XAEDS Marton. T" aber from 7s. 70 for Prio J s.

TYTANTED—The people of Vvf yf Zealand to know that 6L BARRY' & CO., Eeilding, can offer Bettor Value in Bicycles and Asceasories than any firm in the district. OUR ability to hold old customer* and continually add new ones • absolute proof that our Eepairing Department and Arwyle Grand Cycles are the best on earth. Touiry G. BARRY &CO., Feilding. 'ANTED Known—That everyone hi the Feilding District should a Book containing 12 tickets for Os mA go to WEIGHTS! AN’S Up-to-date Luncheon Rooms, Feilding, where a hearty meal is always ready. ' 'OCT’ANTED—Cyclists to buy the Star it Roadster Bicycle fitted with free wheel and back pedalling brake. The easiest running machine on earth. Price .£2O. Easy terms- arranged. ADAMS Ltd., The Avenue. Wanganui. TCCTANTED Known—That A. J. HART Tv Caterer, Confectioner, and Refreshment Rooms Proprietor, Manchester Street, Feilding, lias the Largest and Most Up-to-date Rooms in the district, and a Light Luncheon may bo obtained, at all hours, -WTO-ANTED Known—That WEIGHTVV MAN’S RESTAURANT, Folding, is the most popular place for farmer* np others to enjoy a splendid. Lunch or a pper. Como and see for yourselves. ’

ROOTS, DRAPERY A CLO L* Stocks must ke reduosd, ositively closes August 31st. ’ I ON ago