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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9129, 25 April 1908, Page 2

EASTER TRADE AT THE BON ■ MARCHE. BOUNDLESS Profusion of NEW and NOBBY GOODS for MEN and BOYS. These are Goods carefully purchased by us specially for local trade. This shou d count for something, for we have had a lengthy experience in both buying and selling. We strive more for QUALITY than CHEAPNESS, though our quotations are are always a marvel of Low Prices. Parents will find the BON MARCHE the Most Reliable Store for the purchase of BOYS’ CLOTHING. We know that a great dial is expected of onr Boys’ Clothing, because of our reputation in selling fine Clothes for Men. So we set up the same high standard for the Boys Clothing we make no bid for the “ cheap ” Clothing business. Our Boys’ Suits are stylish, well tailored, up-to-date, and specially built to WEAR. _ . The result satisfies the increasing number willing to pay a fair price for fine Goods, and upholds our reputation as thoroughly reliable Clothiers. 200 BC YS’ SUITS. Sailors and Conways, sizes 0 to 7, 5 to 24 300 BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ SUITS, Norfolk, Hussar, and Cambridge styles, sizes 7 to 18, 8/9 to 54/-. 150 MEN’S SUITS, stylish and up-to-date, choice tweeds, many patterns. We have your size. 22/6 to 63/400 pair MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS, prices 5/6 to 19/6 240 pair BOYS’ KNIGKER TROUSERS, sizes 0 to 18, 2/6 to 10/6 100 OVERCOATS for Boys and Youths, 4/11 to 30/120 OVERCOATS for Men. Tweeds, Rainproofs and Macs. Newest designs, 19/6 to 60/Our Stock of Men and Boys’ Clothing is constantly replenished with supplies from the leading Woollen Mills in this Dominion, besides constant shipments from abroad. We offer excellent value in OILCOATS and DUNGAREES. We have a Magnificent Stock of WINTER UNDERCLOTHING. New Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties and Collars. COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOB MEN AND BOYS. SPENCE THE & FEILDING. BON SPENCE. MARCHE SPECIAL DISPLAY ’OB’ NEW WINTER MILLINERY! AND JACKETS AT w /'"'■l A e ARK’S. BULLS. 0:0 THE MANAWATU, 0.V.8. HIGH GRADE SEWING MACHINES! e exactly what they are represented to be, OUR 1 VERY BEST, Nothing tter mad* When you buy a MANAWATU you buy the Standard Sewing ichine of'America— YOU DON’T BUY A NAME. These Machines do exactly any / other. The Prices are half what you pay for any 3 same work as ler and no better. e ■ THE MANAWATU, 0.V.8., No. 210, 4 drawers, head lift, £6 6s. THE MANAWATU, 0.Y.8., No. 213, 5 drawers, automatic lift-, £7 7s. THE MANAWATU No. 214, a Beautiful Single-door Cabinet in Dark Oak, All these Machines are finished in dark oak, and each a lovely piece of furni'e If vou have been thinking of a machine write us for Catalogue. DON 1 ]TA T.TTF.D OYER into paying a HUGE price for name. Remember, the MANAATU—our Very Best. Duplicate Parts sent by return mail. JOHN COBBE, “"*» lm i , " rter ' ? FEILDING. ** A perfect beverage, combining Strength, Punty and Solubility/’ Medical AmnuaL van Houfen's The most Delicious, Refreshing and Invigorating of all Cocoas. BEST & GOES : FARTHEST » @i i I