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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2886, 4 March 1916, Page 3

JOHN STETSON AND LINCOLN BENNETT FELTS HAVE NO SUPERIOR THEY REACH THE HEIGHT OF PERFECTION IN QUALITY AND STYLE. McMENAMIN'S are now exhibiting STETSON and LINCOLN BICNNKT'I.' FELTS, also a big selection of BOKSA LINOS in a variety of new Autumn shapes— full of Style, Comfort, and all tho fine points for which these Hats are famous. Wo carry a range of Felts absolutely unequalled in this di.sl rid-—not a big stock of cheap qualities but a carefully selected range of si,vies from the Best 'Makers. OUR VALUE IS GETTER THAN EVER. 10/6 11/0 12/6 13/6 14/6 15/6 right up to 27/0. COME AND SEE OUR. NEW AUTUMN FELTS McMENAMIN'S is the one and only Store for Exclusive Hat Styles. FEILDING. W BB_P_«_ttJJUIMM_MMi——W-JU———I-HUGH DOBERTB WOOL BROKER. WOOL, SKIN, "AND HIDE SALE CONDUCTED MONTHLY. Next Sale, Thursday, Marh 9. Entries tilosc Tuesday, .March 7. r|piw «,__——_r_w_w__—H^ WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. WOOL SALES will no held in the Concert Chamber, Towu Hall, WELLINGTON, during tbe current season, on the following dates:— Sale. Time. Catal. eloße. Feb. 25, 1916 9 a.m. Feb. 18, 5 p.m. The charge on wool offered but not sold will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and ls per bale for tbo second offering. Valuations for the main portion of the clip are supplied to growers upon request. Wool, packed in anything over n 48-inch pack is considered an outside size, and a charge of 1/- per bale, in addition to ordinary store charges, will be made on wool in such pacliß. Murray, Roberts anrl Co., Ltd. and Johnston and Co.. Ltd., Abraham and Williams, Ltd., N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Levin and Co., Ltd., and Freeman R. Jackson and Co., Geo. H. Scales, Ltd., Unit, ed Farmers' Co-op. Assn., Ltd.. and Wairarapa Farmers' Co-oj. Assn. Ltd., Dalgety and Co., Ltd., W. aud G. Turnbull and Co., Ltd., N.Z. Farmers' Co op. Distributing Co., Ltd. • hoFTee brothers (Opposite Stacey's). Have Full Stocks of 'First-class FRUII and CONFECTIONERY. Direct Importers of Chinese Silks. Best Tussore Silk, 35in., 3/- per yard; 5 yards for 13/9. Best White Chinese Silk, 20in., 21----yard ; 5 yards for" 9/6. 40in., 4/yard; 5 yards for 18/9. Best'OolouredYjhineseSilkrLom 2/-~yd Cheap Tomatoes, 2d and 3d per lb; 2/6 per case. Jain. Peaches, 4/6 per case. «_s_sE___r:_;s?^:_3_^ , _ Give him this __SwOuSl-H-You are puzzled to know what to give that relation or friend of yours who has joined the Army. Other people seem to have given him every suitable thing that you can think of—except "The Soldier's Kodak " He would take this little Vest Pocket Kodak with him, because it weighs only 9 ounces; and he can easily slip it into his breast pocket. Then he will bring home his own picture record of the Great War. 351- and 55\F. I R. CAMPBELL Dispensing Chemists and Opticians. RED CROSS PHARMACY, Manchester Street, Feilding. BUSINESS MEN .—Support tht paper which standi for Ioca: progress. Got your job printing don« »* tne Feildmtt ti-__ Printing \Vor>•A SPORTSMAN asked his Friends to lunch, their appetites to tickle, but afterwards there was nothing left of the delicious MILITARY PICKLE. A T McGRUER, THOMSON' A CO's A\. Another French Mold D'tss. Plain White Voile Skirt. Fln'-a' V.'i'e Coatee and Handsome lie!:. '."■/-. Now 12/6. BRAND PICKLES :■■■■■ the best, proved in every ker;: ~untest. Years ago tbey led the way, •»nd they are just the same to-day. QTRAWBERRIES and Cream and O Fruit Sundaes are to be obtain, led any time at GROOMRIHDGE'S Marble Bar, Manchester Street.