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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 114, 15 May 1940, Page 13

TRUSSES— MANAWATU RACING CLUB Q fif'J' (PALMERSTON NORTH) V^ M v'V^ »VINTER Jjxliillj X LjS (jT Majy people, we are proud to relate, have been permanently fitted with a Truss in out . ___. _, , __._.__«,«-. «— r pharmacy. This service became successful TOMORROW (THURSDAY) AND SATURDAY ■».«,,« o» r Mend, ukd .«ffidi»t confide x UJ"J-u J.vxvi\ ftt \i.xt \j xvj^A-'AJ. -». / * to con;e a j on g to us . To continue its suen ~. -n • ii nrv C3SS ans' retain your goodwill, we have kepi MAY 16 and 18, 1940. FIRST RACE 11.30 a.m. constantly in touch with the latest devices TRAIN LEAVES WELLINGTON 8.30 a.m. EACH DAY. Sal^S iLK" *£&£■ personal Rickard service that you are welcome to use. SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES WELLINGTON ON SATURDAY AT 7.40 a.m., Country Orders Promptly Attended to. ARRIVES PALMEESTON NORTH AT 10.45 a.m.. STOPS AT AWAPUMI. ■*■>«% WJ A ' E% 9% The Chemist, • 3 WILLIS STREET - WELLINGTON

I/lIVIr^ vM- \ V mggestthese ||/I|Y|| ■■ ill'l 111 excellent Values Ufl I IL U UI II II II >r itf^r SCHOOL-HOLIDAY ,f SHOPPING ! £«& The school holidays make the ideal opportunity for mothers to *• jllf % /""^ edo that essential shopping—fitting out growing boys and girls 111? iff <w *!v*<3 for winter comfort. James Smith's believe that with over ill %\ seventy-five years 1 experience and a well-bought and extensive JIJ «^^^^^^^^^^ stock, they are in a good position to help every mother to spend . J**rJ^&~* ' C^Y V^""^ wisely and well. We hope the sketches here will be of interest ("^B^ /wTun' \ to you, but if they are not please don't think they are all we've '^ ISfe >^JSi Htt\. \ got. It would require all this newspaper and more to tell you of the wonderful variety and values for girls and boys of all ages -JSePfisSk —ti^^S^^d^JlSS^ WS "A" as sketched. Toddlers All Wool Stockinette Frock and vjß^Jßp^'S^X Vvl*^ " '••.•■■: Bloomer Set, buttoning clown front, two imitation box pleats /i^M^Sglr^?'.^^!\* V^fcCft/l. .:'■■■. .-. from yoke, and one in centre back. Finishing touches of hand Wm siiTfJllj^iE^T^lilP^Sr^ " ' ■+**•*.'?!*****' ■ ' embroidery complete this charming little frock. Shades: IS*9& f%ll w^Sß^^^^*^"^^ "*-' i' ' '"*^ '^"^ Emerald Green, Primrose. Length 18 inches. 4^ • '' ' PRICE 17/6 Set "D" as sketched. Girl's All-Wool Ribbed Jumper Suit with i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M (icWy%L£^^ /MiH Mk^S^^^^ matching Beret. Ribbed skirt to give pleated effect. Length i^^^^^^^^^^^^^m /WlitSi ig^^^^x^ 22 inches. Pine Green, Ruby Red, Saxe Blue. i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Lij.^ j^liTfyl lf /^P^* «^^^^a "E" as sketched. Smartly tailored frock for girl of 6 years; llifiJߧ^Bßik / W^4BliH^^^s in fine all-wool Tresca cloth. Lovely shades: Deeprose, Sap- /^^^ml^^^^^m phire Blue, Sea Green. Bodice made to give becoming bolero / JHf til effect, and the tiny pin tucks, Peter Pan collar and swing skirt /•i^H^^^H^ / H II W^^^^^ complete this charming little frock. Lengths 24, 27, 30. WWfl B^^^^ M^^^^^^S^mM-MJB /^ff «S nSMftJMa llimL^. /Y/M «F» as sketched. All-Wool Tartan Frock with white pique Kiß&* t*22Em^ZMm£w'Mi A4ml mW f^SS^i^ffMV^m!^iml detachable collar and novelty buttons. Red and Navy m'rMY&saß]g£mwmiaM^^^Mfr'-JK ;: yj^rW/krl^^^^^ Patent belt to tone with Red and Green tartan materials. mgFM%!&> '^id lIRt mP^lll fK. "G" as sketched. Made in Tartari Art Silk Fibrosa, this -MHSg3^sM*::->^Jofn- Hfel JfH llf \ ill delightful frock is for the growing girl of 14 years. Checked B^^^^^^^^ Jlln ■■•••ill vIVA tartan of Red, Navy and Green, with novelty Green buttons m^^^^^k ■ ff^*^; __^ and bUCkIC LCngthS 83 and PWciiS 42A and 45/- ---\|| \i4 6to 10 3#O'n to 16 -42 O \ :•:•:•::; li^i|*i Another splendid Suit value in Roslyn Worsted, j :•:•:•:•: Ssr^*»\ lAY RY M^^NA/ They have the essential double seats and elbows, and in Jl^iiiiijL \wv«frv ■■"■" ' INV-/ tt addition this particular material gives wonderful wear. Wgl (p||^^i:) Janfes Smith's Lay-By °Ser° Site 9t6 16 PRICE 42/6