FIRST IN FASHION NOVELTIES—FIRST IN VALUE-GIVING. ' X The Coatfrock Fashion Sends it Springward with , y p Her Warmest approval and all the ET '" s Distinction of Chic. See newest verte. jr* sions in our mantle Showroom. ~ *. Great Range of Prices from 45/6 to j] j 12 gns., ,net cash. ; 3 f BORDERED VIYELLA COAT OtJLJj . FROCK \ /Pi Disports a smart waistcoat, an inft 111 novation that is meeting with the \\ *? approval of the modish woman. I II * The frock is in beige with checked I /i border in brick. Facings of brick All to tone. Altogether unusual and Q? only 3 sns- ’ net cash NEW YOKE AND PANELLED FRONT Is a clever frock that presents a slendering silhouette altogether flattering to the woman of large proportions. In new beige-rose / shade with facings of cedar wood. Patch pockets and narrow belt to finish. Splendid value at 89/6, net cash. DESIGNED TO GIVE A SLIM SILHOUETTE — Is this charming little frock in puce repp. It has the smart waistcoat front of beige crepe de chene, with collar, and puce buttons as trimming. Inverted box pleats make for slimness in the neat skirt. £5/19/6, net cash. IN SWING WITH THE MODE— And yet utterly different is this raisin coloured coat frock in the very finest material. A centre panel—back and front runs the whole length of the frock, bordered on each .side by a/wide fold which is beautifully embroidered in cable stitching. A fashionable scarf collar faced with crepe de chene ties itself in all kinds of ways at the neck line. 7J gns-, net cash. A CHARMING VERSION OF THE MODE—is this exclusive model in finest navy repp. The skirt is finely pleated. Down centre front from neck to hemline runs two tiny folds of scarlet crepe de chene daintily embroidered with scarlet beads and gold thread. Collar and cuffs also relieved with scarlet folds and embroidery. Decidedly chic! 8 J gns., net cash. . .. s ESPECIALLY SUITED TO AN O.S. FIGURE-— A beautiful tailored garment and inducing slenderness with a long waistcoat front and self-coloured vest. Inverted pleats in front of skirt only. The plain back is unbroken save for a narrow belt. Given over entirely to navy blue—in repp. 8J gns., net cash. Open all day Wednesday*. Late night Friday* Closed Saturdays, 1 p.m. , msi PALMERSTON’S . FASHION CENTRE
DAHL’S RELIABLE TENTS /zd ////A Camping time is here, and you no /j'/fl V'/w/ doubt remember that the best outfits / /vl X 6/7/// A nvtl you saw on the road l ast Near were / J 1 /W// ?SS made by Dah,s - Our “uP-in-a-jiffy” \77 = T'Tn S* teat 3 have completely replaced all r/W/iwi 7\ 6 ~L_(jT I . other types. If you are interested K —~J'A_ \IAl~* in good tents and camp gear, write £ • ■' for our Booklet. It’s free. REMEMBER. — Our designs are protected, and no other maker can quote you for them. jCHAS. DAHL AND SON, Palmerston North. STOCKS HELD BY NATIONAL DAIRY ASSN., WELLINGTON.
ROAD RACING PALMERSTON NORTH-WELLINGTON HUTE, RIDING A BOUCHER “SWAN” CYCLE, SECURED SIXTH |J - PLACE AND FIFTH FASTEST TIME IN THE RECENT PALMERSTON NORTH-WELLINGTON ROAD RACE. HE WAS THE FIRST MANAWATU AND SUB-CENTRE RIDER TO FINISH, AND HAD HE NOT HAD A PUNCTURE AT FOXTON, HIS PERFORMANCE WOULD HAVE-BEEN. EVEN MORE MERITORIOUS. TATE ALWAYS RIDES A BOUCHER “SWAN” CYCLE, THE CYCLE THAT HAS BEEN SO WELL KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE OF THE NORTH ISLAND SINCE 1904. THE POPULARITY OF “JOE’S” CYCLES IS A SURE PROOF THAT THE WORKMANSHIP LEAVES NOTHING TO BE DESIRED. TRY ONE! . ’ ' J. BOUCHER, 96 CUBA STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH.
MOTORISTS’ SERVICE GUIDE PALMERSTON NORTH. OPERA HOUSE GARAGE, Church Street. —Suisted and Deavoll All makes of Oars, Trucks, and Tractors repaired by experts Satisfaction assured Benzine Oils, Tires, etc.. stocked. ‘Phone 6811. ' WANGANUI. ~ (HOTEL IMPERIAL, WANGANUI.—Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage. Tariff reasonable. , . N. MACKENZIE-FORBES, Proprietor. O. ALLEN, Motor Engineer, Ridgway Street, Wanganui Repairs to all makes ot cars and lorries Personal supervision. Petrol, Oils, Goodrich Tyres, all accessories. 'Phones: Garage 4903. Prlvate 2076. . WAIPUKURAU. LEVIATHAN PRIVATE -Thoroughly renovated and brought up-to-date. (Every convenience for travellers and boarders. Special arrangements and mod erate charges for casuals requiring meals only. Mrs. A B Staines, proprietress * DANNEVIRKE.”” THE CRITERION Private Hotel. High Street.-Excellent accommodation for_ per manent boarders and travelh»l R®Wic E.L.. baths, h. and c. showers. Moderate tariff First-class table Near railway, central A M MANN. Proprietress 'Phone 2557. ' » - -
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