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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17628, 4 December 1922, Page 2

A lady contributor to the "Manawatu Times" desires to know whether the Manawatu A. and P. Association will consider the suggestion of offering a prize for "the best and healthiest family of ten children reared under natural conditions." If so, she will make one competitor at the next show. • The present season has been an exceptionally good one for grass, and a start lias already been made with hay making at Tauranga. Many other crops are ready for tne mowing machine. Lucerne crops are now being cut for the second time this season. Treat a cough or cold by the modern penetrating method of "NAZOL." Not a mixture or syrup. Heady for instant use. l

The D-I-t abounds in Novelty Dress Accessories for Holiday Wear! Fancy Neckwear, Bandeaux (the latest for sports and beach wear), Smart Ribbons, Stylish Veilings, "Nifty" Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, and a host of other Novelties, both pleasing and attractive, are on display to-day. To attempt descriptions would prove baffling and bewildering ; take time to come and see this unusually brilliant display of Fashions in Fancy Drapery. It is safe to promise you an interesting time whenever you call, but make that call early, for many of these Novelties cannot be replaced. This is Fascinating Reading ! FANCY SPOT FOULARD RIBBON, NOVELTY HAT SCARVES, varied d* cardinal, nigger, navy, black, etc.— sign 3/6 4/6 5/11 to 9/© 2/11 yard MQyrrjv MUSLIN AND LACE COLNOVELTY VEILS, black, navy, nigger, LARS 2/11 4/6 to 10/6 »(i etc. 3/6 3/11 4/6 to 9/6 HANDKHRORGANDI AND VOILE FLOUNCINGS; . 44in; apricot, saxe, lemon— «/ g 3/g 4/6 4/1 1#" 10/6 to 14/6 yard CAMISOLE AND NIGHTDRESS TOPS, FANCY BELT^7 n 3/11 4/6 ad in Lace and Embroidery— . ij, e Camisole .. 2/6 to 5/11 LACE and NET FRMJ®'» Nightdress .. 6/11 lo 17/6 and Paris •• ' D-I-C 03197^4237