PRINTED CAMBRICS DUE WARD’S. JT PAYS TO BUY A GOOD THING So ws are often told by our Cub WASHING CAMBRICS, see these Lines i of ours. We have them in the Soft French Cambrics, very fine, light weight, fast colours, of good wearing properties. Also in the STIFF CAMBRICS, a simi-' lar class of Print, the difference being that the Stiff Cambric is a much heavier, i stronger cloth, and will stand more hard wear. Soft Cambrics, Cd, 9 id yard, in Spots Stripes and floral designs Stiff Cambrics, 7id, 10id, Is yard in Spots and Stripes W. F. DUKWARD & CO. LTD. THE “RELIABLE” HOUSE, PALMERSTON N. EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY! Is very true, and never more appropriate than when applied to Highpriced Cycles. Cycles have come to stay, so have vrc. High Prices have come to go. - We are offering a helping hand. These are the Prices that are taking their place : Beautiful English Cycles, fully equipped, XIO 10s B.S.A. throughout, and fully gua ranteed, ft2 12s GL T ARAN'IEED - (in writing! fo TWO Yl-'.'RS. WATSON & NKViLI.Fi, REVOLUTION CYCLE CO., FERGUSSON'STEEET SEILDIHG.
WANTED —Two or Three-Furnished or Unfurnished Booms in Martos, Apply B, Advocate Office. WANTED —A good General Farm Hand (single man). Good wages given to a competent man. Apply John Baethobp, Silverhope. 'ANTED Known—l ant still prepared to supply all kinds of TIMBER at Lowest Kates. Mr W. Gomez is now m my employ, and orders entrusted to him will receive immediate attention. H. C. GKONN, Marton Junction. SHEARING Season, 1907 —Full weight Wool Bales, threequarter and full size; Shears, Twine, Needles, Saddle,' Marking Oils, Stencil Inks, etc. —LANDEE BEOS., Kongotea WANTED —Ladies to place thei ■ orders early with Miss Bobbie, who has charge of our Dressmaking Department.—LANDEE BROS., Kongotea X*TANTED KNOWN Spring and tt Summer Footwear just opened up. New stock of black and tan Boots and Shoos for ladies and children in button, lace, and barred styles, also Men’s in newest shapes. LANDEB BEOS., Kon?otea. "OIGHT AHEAD OF THE TARIFF JLuj —After the New Year all Cotton Goods will bo free. JOHN COBBE is b.aving a Special Reduced Tariff Sale of Cotton Dress Material®, starting FRIDAY, December 6th. T JOHN COBBS’S Cotton Sale, 64 Pieces of Prints and Muslins various designs and Colouring, 7d and 7id yard. Sale Price s£d yard. Samples post free.
K O PIECES Printed Muslins, Prints, OO etc., new designs, 8d yard. Sale price. 5s lid dozen. Also, 97 pieces Printed Muslin, lOd yard. Sale price, 7h'd yard. JOHN COBBE, Feilding. AT JOHN COBBE’S Cotton Sale, 13 pieces of Cotton Voiles, Bd, now 5s lid dozen, 7 pieces of 42in. Printed Nainsook, ls _4d and Is 6d yard. Sale price. Is Id. Samples post free. TUST Opeeed np.—so Ladies Muslin, Lawn and Zephyr Costumes, dainty goods, beautifully Trimmed, bought at half price, ond offered to you at prices which must effect a speedv clearance, at McELDOAVNEY’S Stores, Marion, , Hunterville and Taihape, OUR Milliners are? very 'anxious to have your holiday orders as soon as possible. You will be satisfied with onr offerings and our prices will he found about half you pay for similar goods in the larger centres. Consult our Milliners at J. McELDOAVNEY’S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihape. MORLEY’S Hosiery has stood the test of public opinion for the past 75 years and is now more popular than ever. See our offerings in Moslbt’b Hoisery at McELDOAVNBT’S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihape. T-v 99 and|Warner’s “Rust JL »XJ • Proof” Corsets are acknowledged to be the most comfortable, graceful ana durable Corsets in existence. AVe stock both these makes of Corsets in all sizes and to suit any figure at' J. McELDO WHEY'S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihape. LOVES.—Our Kid Glove and Imitation Suede Fabric Glove Trade has made wonderful strides during the past 12 months. Ladies see one Skin and Fabric Gloves 1 at J. McELUOW ENY’g Stores, Marton, Hunterville an Taihape.
WANTED TO SELL—Gent's Osmond Cycle fitted with Badie coaster, nearly new. Price £ll Easy terms arranged. Nielsen Bros., Marion. WANTED KNOWN—That Nielsbn Bbos., Marton, have-Bicycles o£ English make at prices that defy competition, from £9 to £23. WANTED tc Sell—Geat’s Osmond Bicycle. Suitable for a boy going to school or an office boy. £3 cash. Easy terms arranged.—ADAMS Ltd., The Avenue, Wanganui, WANTEDIo ''sell—Gent’s Atalanta Bicycle in gord going order. Price to clear, 30s, cash.—ADAMS Ltd., The Avenue. Wanganui. WANTED— Young riders to call and inspect our now model Eadia Star Hoad Eacer, fitted with handle burs saddle, tyres, and gear to suit purchaser. Price, £lB cash. Easy terms arranged. ADAMS Ltd, The Avenue Wanganui. WANTED KNOWN—That the Bee* Accommodation in Feilding is to be obtained at KEEK’S Commercial Exchange Private Hotel, Masarthnr Street. : ANTED KNOWN—That the Beet"' . . Is Meal in Feilding at KIBE’S Private Hotel. Sale days hot dimer horn - 11 to 2. ,■ ■■ - 'Sv EOE SALE—7 h.p; Motor Car. Sea two. Perfect order. Well shed ' Price £75 cash. Any trial given. OSOAB ANDEEWS, Motor Garage, Eangitikei Street Palmerston North. ANTED KNOWN.—Cars always on hire at OSCAE ANDEEWS Garage, opposite Abraham and Wilii«na> aleyards, Palmerston North. . 'i W
% 17 ANTED KNOWN. —Motorist* ? get their tyres’ and tabes. treaded or repaired und vulcanised the very Utert and np-to-date appli at Oscar Andrews’ Garage, opj Abraham and Williams' saleyards,gitikei Street, Palmeratou North. • I AM a Breeder of Pure-bred" shires, Tamwortha, and York Anyone favouring me with an order, i Stock will be railed Free of Coat. ' ‘ B. WHITE,' Palmerston North,re* TTTTANTED Known That, -A, s TT HAET,Caterer and Confection* Feilding, makes a specialty of Cab for Balls, Banquets, Fartiesand Socials j any part 'of the district. ‘A’ good SCS ment of Sweetmeats always in stooh| -«rANTED Known—That A. J. ▼ y Caterer, tail freshmont Booms Proprietor, “ street, Feilding, has the Largest _ .the Most Up-to-date Rooms in and Light Luncheon may be at nil nout's. ‘
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9020, 6 December 1907, Page 3
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