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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9441, 11 May 1909, Page 2

Cold Weather Comforts i ■jVTOW that the Winter has fairly set in we wish to draw your atten--INI tion to our Superb and Well Bought Stocks of Blankets, Rugs, & Down Quilts FLANNELS, FLANNELETTES, & SHIRTINGS, Goods of Colonial Manufacture, come to us direct from the Mills, and Imported Goods direct from London, Manchester and Glasgow. NO BETTER VALUE can be offered anywhere in this Colony. We quote a few prices just to indicate the large varieties we have. Quality is the Beal Test of Value! And wo cordially invite Inspection and Comparison. White English Blankets, from 6s 6d a pair to 22s 6d White Colonial Blankets, from 18s 6d to 40s Coloured English Blankets, from 5s 6d to 16s 6d Grey Colonial Blankets, from 16s 6d to 27s 6d Bush Rugs from 4s 9d to 16s 6d. Buggy Rugs, from 11s 9d to 37s 6d Travelling Rugs from 7s 9d to 60s Plaid Shawls, from 3s lid to 12s 6d Colonial Flannels, good all-wool, from Is per yard up Flannelettes, plain and striped,' from to Is Cotton Shirtings from 6d to Is. Union Shirtings, 9d to Is 6d Wool Shirtings, Is 9d to 2s 6d Also, just Opened, large selections of Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, and Sofa Squares, all imported direct and marked at Bedrock Prices. Bonus of 5 per cent, returned on ail Spot Cash Purchases of 10s and over. SPENCE & SPENCE, BON MARCHE, FEILOING. AUTUMN & WINTER, 1909. reTE beg to announce to the Presidents of Bulls and district that we Tv have now opened up and on view our First Consignment of WINTER DRAPERY, Etc., Consisting of the Latest and Most Up-to-date Articles of Ladies’ Ware. NEW DRESS TWEEDS and FACE CLOTHS in the Latest uolourings NEW FLANNEL and DELAINE BLOUSINGS in the Newest Patterns and Shades FLANNELETTE BLOUSINGS—a Choice Assortment. A Very Choice Lot of TRIMMED & UNTRIMMWD MILLINERY LADIES’ BLOUSES in Flannel, Delaine Silk and Flannelette Our Show Room is well stocked with every Requisite for the present season. The Newest Shapes and |Styles in LADIES’ PALETOTS, JACKETS, RAINPROOFS, Etc. INSPECTION INVITED. JONES & McGREGOR, BULLS. Cut down the time spent in Cooking. You can Save Money and do leas work in the kitchenj by using a SHACKLOOK’S “ ORION ” RANGE With an ORION there is : Less money spent in Fuel Less time required to cook the meals Less “ Boasting ” to the Housew complexion No Worry with the Ovens ! No trouble with the Draught! No complaintiabout the cooking! > There is Real Pleasure In cooking with the “ OBION ” Eange, for Cleanliness, Comfort, and Con venience are assured. You need not Worry! Along with an unsatisfactory range, ask your ironmonger to show you the Ideal Range, Shaddock’s “ Orion.” *

GETS BEOaDWAI Hairdressing & Billiard Saloon. Has pleasure in annojuncing he Has opened business in premises lately ocqu- ; pied by Nuttall Bros, Pull' Stock of TOBACCOS, CIGAR-,' ETTES & CIGARS kept. • Hairdressing Saloon 1 under a competent; hand. GOOD BILLIARD TABLE. * THE STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OP, NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. The Public are notified that this Company undertakes all kinds of EIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT RISKS AT ■' V LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Liberal conditions under Personal Accident and Accident and Disease Policies. No medical inspection required. Apply for full porticulars to C. E. COOKE, Agent Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company of RSew Zealand, Limited. Sboadwat, MARTON.

JJOOK MARTOH NEW BOOKS are constantly arriving includidg Cloth and Paper Binding. Also, American and English Sixpenny Editions. MUSIC.. MUSIC. —All the latest SIXPENNY POPS, Annuals, Dance Musio. Songs, etc. Orders for Lines not in stock receive our personal and pkompt attention. MOGRIDGE SON. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS AND PRINTERS, M A R T O N. H°T water bottles. UNIQUE BRAND. EXTENDED RUBBER & RING FOR SUSPENSION, WELLINGTON PRICES. ingle Bros. & HScGregbr, CHEMISTS, M A E T 0 N.