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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9057, 23 January 1908, Page 1

FIRST END OF SEASON SALE ! AT DUEWAED’S, 1 PALMERSTON NORTH!. First End of Season JL/ Sale commences on TUESDAY, 14th January. There are some gnat Pickings here. BARGAINS that dignify the word “Bargain.” If you. are not able to visit Palmerston for this Sale, just write. Your order will be carefully filled. Goods supplied to letter-order customers may be returned if not satisfactory, and the money will be refunded. We quote a few Lines that should interest you. Fuller List sent on application : 30 ends Dross Tweeds, were Is 6d, now to yard 50 ends Dress Goods, were Is 6d t to 3s fid, now Is per yard Job line Ladies'’ Hose, 2 pairs Is 9d, 2 pairs Is lid, 2 pairs 2s 3d 7000 yards Coloured Eibbons, were 3d to Is 2d yard, now Id to 4d pe yard Flowers, 3d and fid per spray Corsets, Is fid. Is lid, 2s fid per pair Table Covers, 72in. by 72in. were 11s fid to 30s, now 5s 6d to 15s Hooks and Eyes, 3d per dozen Dress Preservers, 3d per pair Towels from Is per pair Men’s Strong Tweed Trousers,'ss fid, 6s fid, 7s fid to 10s per pair Striped Lounge Suits, 2s lid, to c ear small lizes W, P. DURWARD & CO. IiTD. 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 we. 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, £lO 10s B.S.A. throughout, and fully guo. ranteed, £l2 12s CrU ARANTEED (in writing) for TWO YEARS. WATSON & NEVILLE. REVOLUTION CYCLE CO., EERGUSSON STREET FEILOING. Wanteds. ANTED KNOWN;—That Brice, Broad & Co., Marton, are Cash buyers of cocksfoot grass seed. w ANTED a Waitress. Apply Gladstone House, Marton. WANTED. Strong Girl or Woman for kitchen work. Good wages. Apply Mas R. B. McKenzie, Carnarvon. WANTED —A smart intelligent Lad ’ as apprentice to the trade. A Sharpe, Saddler, Marton.

"W^TT ANTED— A good General Servant. IT Must be a good plain cook. Apply Mrs C. Rawson, Grey Street, Marfcon. ANTED to Exchange—A Metal Dray for a Wharf Dray. Apply W. Feanklin, Turakina. FRUIT Preserving Season. Large • Shipments Mason’s Fruit Jars, direct from America. 1 quart, 3s dozen; 2 quarts, 4s dozen. Tin-top Jelly Jars lib, 2s 6d; 21b, 3s 6d per doz. Glass Tie-over Jars. 11b, Is 9d doz. Stone Jelly Jars, 3s 9d set of seven. Rubber Rings, Is per doz. —LANDERS BROS., Rongotea. nnESTIMONI AL— " Both the Lady’s JL and Gent’s Argyle Cycles I got from you are giving the utmost satisfaction and run splendidly.—D. H. Tom:*, Greatford. TCb EAD THIS!—“ I have now ridden JDL) over 5,000 miles On the Argyle Bicycle you sold me without having., to spend a cent, on the machine. I won the 1 and 2: Miles Races, also the Fraser Cup at Ohau recently on my Argyle.—A. Danielson, Awahuri.” ’ANTED KNOWN—That we have just received a large stock of Edison’s Phonographs and Records in endless variety. You can hear the whole programme at our Store. CLARKSON’S Cycle Store, Marton. 'ANTED "Snown—That when a man leaves home in the evening, it is because he seeks amusement; The best way to keep him home. is to give him the amusement there. No one thing will furnish so much amusement as the Phonograph. CLARKSON’S, Agents Broadway, Mar ton'. ’ANTED Known—Mrs ELLERI Dressmaker, late of Cental Buildings, Broadway, Marton, has MOVED to the private residence site the County Council Chambers, J Street, where she will be pleased ceive customers.

001) Strong Saddle Tweed Trj ®UT worth 10s 6d for 7a lid; Strong, worth 12s Gd for 9a 11c Tweed Suits, worth 47s 6d for 2iJl Suits ai) Eig Reductions at McEj NET’S Relinquishing Sale. ■"ffTji 0 you want your floors cj toss llllf-yearly and Relinquishing Sat ion.