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DAVENPORT BROS,, THE DIRECT IMPORTERS marton. Telephone No. 81. Spring Display. THE SHOW ROOM Is in charge of an Experienced MILLadies may be sure that i all orders wi'l be filled to their sati*. I faction. The Latest Paris Modes & Ready-to-wear Hats Newest in Fancy Straws and Ribbons FANCY BLOUSES, SKIRTS, and COSTUMES, Corsets and Underwear. 25 Sample Costumes One only of each design from 17s Cd each. See Window Display! Just to hand and now opened up, a I SPECIAL PURCHASE of 1 Flouncings & Insertions 1 25 Pieces Choice Pattern Linoleum 2 Tards wide —a Special Consignment at prices from 2s 3d per yard. BARGAINS in Portmanteaux and Gladstone Bags w

Yates’ Reliable GARDEN SEEDS, SIXPENNY AND THREEPENNY PACKETS. Catalogues on application. Early Seed Potatoes. BLUESTONE (Genuine Sulphate of Copper), YERMORITE, TOBACCO DUST, etc. SYRINGES FORES, SPADES, RAEES, HOES, TROWELS, And a Garden Requisites DIP, WOOLSACKS.

TEAS. TEAS. HASELMEEE TEAS. We are appointed Sole Agents for tliese Celebrated Teas. Another consignment now on hand, winch are selling at 10s per 51b box. We hare just received a choice parcel of Hill-grown FANNING ’S, which o are selling at Is Cd per lb la General GROCERY • Lines we are g ring Rock-b ottom Quotations for Spot Cash Only. JUNO TOBACCO ... 5 3,1 b SUGAR No. 1 561 b. bag ... 9 „ No. la, sGlb. bag 9 ~ No. 2,561 b. bag ... 8 9 SAGO and TAPIOCA CORNFLOUR New CURRANTS, per doz. lb 5 0 NEW GOLDEN SULTANAS 0 6lb TABLEPOTATOES KEROSENE

Prime Dairy and Separator BUTTEH always on hand. Davenport Bros, 55 ASTON. A very ifaporlaftt and often ■ ■' neglected organ. Mqny of us forget wo have a liver. We go on day after clay ealingj*a!l kinds and olassos of foods and hVrgct that the liver needs a little cleansing occasionally. We unconsciously expect all our organs to work day and night, year m and year out, ana not to oecoisie tired and coniDlavonag. “jLvcn a worm will turn.” | If you really want to be well ami keep S well, justrciuoiubcr tliatyoar siokbeadaches, your biliousness, your constipa- ! tion : flatulency ; sleeplessness ; those hot flushes; bloating after eating; rum- | bling of the bowels ; boils and pimples, I specks before the eyes, and a score of I other symptoms all indicate a tired, 1 over-worked liver. \ Be reasonable. Give your liver a j chance to be well and the complaints I will all go as by magic. Take from | one half to ouc tcospoonful of I Bin© -Flag Over j after each meal for a few d a ys. This | remarkable liver cleansingandstrength- | cning remedy is doing a tvon'derffll work ! right throughout the Dominion. It is J bringing sunshine and happiness to I many homes where desponding and | “the blues” were formerly frequent • visitors. Wo urge you to try “ Blue Flag Liver Cure ” to-’day, and to begin to learn what good, robust, sparkling health really nfeans, 'Sold in bottles 2/6 and 4/6 each, by chemists and stores, or post free direct from the Blue Plao Medicine Go., Cuba St., Wellington. 2

jF YOU WANT &ATISFACTION GO TO THE Crown Studios. Tlae Largest and Best Lighted Studios in the district. WHALLEY & GO., THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

S. SOBENSEff. Land & Commission AGENT, Manchester Square, : FJSILDIKG.

WANTED Known—That A. J. HAET Caterer, Confectioner, and Refreshment Rooms Proprietor, Manchester Street, Peilding, has the Largest and Most Up-to-date Booms in the district and Light Luncheon may be obtained, at all hours. . - ■ - “ .

w ANTED KNOWN.—Cars always on hire at OSCAE ANDBBWS > Garage, opposite Abraham and Williams Saleyarda, Paltnerstn North. 1

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9003, 16 November 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9003, 16 November 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9003, 16 November 1907, Page 3

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