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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 3890, 3 December 1919, Page 1

I a4__*g*__*-_^@*-_-*i_*___**_^ ! HOME SEWING- WEEK JL From November 27tb to December 4tb W$J This event is of extraordinary interest tv -hopper.., and it is alwny. looked forward Jl____ to with pleasurable anticipation. Thi.- i. tlie time to see r .d<>.. .il display, of new dress _BjJSfer^\Z^.^ltfit fabrics in all tln'ir b.auly of ml.tiring and novelty of de.-iun. !i _&l/-*i\fl_k Collinson and t.'iuiiiingiianie'.e can always be regarded a;, a reliable fashion guide, j^dmM icufv/di\|B 1 and the many ladies v. ho nudce it a practice lo wait for our Wi.-plays lire amply rewarded I /i£P^/a3j^|\|Rffl with splendid assortments of lovely apparel, v *rl!sad mWsL This season, notwithstanding all the trade difficulties, we arc now offering an extreme ffi| |W v||H| selection of Summer Dress Materials. \|"|'' &M | I » ajll GARMENTS OUT FREE DURING HOME SEWING WEEK. I I On condition that you bring your own design to cut out, and purchase rfyJmsw3tlfL i 1 111 the Dress Material in our Dress Department during home sewing week, we id.TJ^'J l__t_i will cut your garment., free. M A^^'A^pLlL/CcP We will cut as many as you wi.li. so there's no limit to numbers. I'omo . J^^^f'^_?w^wlls_3i^__l in early or send order in, then you will get quick delivery, as all orders are If you have regard for economy, purchase now—as prices are steadily rising. ! WOOL DRESS MATERIALS. KIMONA CREPES, in true Japan.-c d.3i_-_ ,—l/11 par 1 NAVY SEnGES, GABARDINES, TRICOTINES, eood whit. "nnPAMniF mi.i imc ~_._., — _7_.-11/« to 37/6 por yard. wKT r mmfr" 0 .,? ,NS 1/R . to 4 ' ll " ,er yart "- VEN'BTIA-N DE-SOIE. rirh in _ppf»r»nce .uiUbl, f.t WHT[ E PlOU h -/J (, 6/11 peryaifl. Coßlumrs or _.-_. . k»-~-/11 to 17/6 tier yard. ir,. /i '/,. ~„'._•. j_i n ™ M ' k> flbnc ' for Co " t '* M * GABARDINES, for rHinco.!.-- mvo by having on« cut „«£.._.. hi if y m d *i ..,„-, , „ , ~.. out—l 2/6 to 32/6 per yard. i«/k 7i ~.„.» ;_ Bh " li - w ' l * l, ' > . -""I all colours-./11, SHEPHERD'S PLAID-,4/11 to 39/8 n«. yard. CREPP ..nnerrT. 6 , yard * ,-, . , „ CREAM SERGES AND GABARDINES-11.8 t« 21/- B_r B -j „ -**, t ? RR ,[I ,' .'.',T" n - r ' lame. *.»__. Crenm. yard v ■ '" ,l|1 ' l " 1 i' '1/6 to 1 ~'s per yard. CREAM* RAD IA NTA AND VOYLONIA 4/11 te 6/11 »_r i-YED SHANTUNGS, for l>.=Uime S , ,51 inch,.. ...'//g per yard y«r_. f FERGUSON VOILES, florid, strips.., and .pot eloign- «fni U alV~ T.". , S _. , R E |i_ /if,.*, . V '*\ '._,_. P.* > f '- f «''- -3/3 to ~3 per yarc/. 40 inch.. wide. ST "■_{_,.?. ?_^ K *__,r> S £ U ELLA ' "-UV'SCA, SPUNI DYED VOILES, in .kin colour.. -3/11 .*r yard. TWILL, JAP. AND FUJI, _" lo 58 inch.. - 5/M .• 13/« t PLAIN WHITE VOILES—./*. 2/11. 3/6. 3/11, 4/11. "•*' Y*>- rt- \ -.A*.. CREPES, in 50 shaden—l/11 lo 2/8 per yard. CHIFFON TAFFETAS, all c.10.i-_-11.6 to 22/8 per yard. /**ss' a % Paying cash you will f C/j^fffJd^// / { save one penny in every __-__- "VW_f""*L. > -__l l ilii _,V -_ ■_'11. _, h .iiilw '"^* > ii _B__r^ i4l-*l**fl**-l**l'-l*|--fl4fl*«^

i-**OYAL fi.A.L MOTOR SEHVICE FEILDING, AWAHURI, SANSCM** and OHAKEA (.eaves Feilding 5.45 p.ip „ Awah-ixi *. 4.80 p.m ~ Samson 5.15 p.m __rri.__ Ohakoa 5.45 p.m Leave® Ohakea 8,15 a.m, ~ SJi_i_on 8.46 a.m ~ Awahuri , '..80 a.m ___rivea Feilding 10.0 a.m. C- _uaeot_ vritn Palnier.ton-Rongotoa " Uu» at Awahuri. Parcels, etc., fo- i the above plants can be left at tin Carbine Stables, and Freights to ii st bprepaid. Mrs A GLARE 1 FEILDING — KIMBOLTON — WAITUNA ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. BY MOTOR BUS. Timetable —Waituna Route:— Leave a.m. Waituna 7.30 Cunninghams 7.50 Ridgelanda 8.10 Makino 8.30 Feilding arrive ... 8.46 Leave p.m. Feilding 3.30 Makino 3.45 Ridgelands .. 4.0 Cunninghams 4.20 Waituna arrive 4.45 Timetable—Kimboltfln Reute:— Leave a.m. Feilding „, ... 8.45 Cheltenham , „■ 9.15 Kiwitea... 9.35 Kimbolton arrive 10.15 Leave a.m. Kimbolton 10.45 Kiwitea ... 11.0 Cheltenham 11.15 Feilding arrive 12 (noon) All Booked Fares 1/- extra. WANTED iN~THE HOME. "Palmerston North, September 22, 1919 —We have thoroughly testffl McKenzie's SAFE CLOTH CLEANER AND REVIVER, and can certify it is superior to any cloth cleaner we have used. All that is required is a small quantity in boiling water. (Signed) The C. M. Ross Co. Ltd., Palmerston North." SIMILAR TESTIMONIALS from Madam De Luen, the Ladies' Costumier; Webb and Brown, Merchant Tailors; H. R, Thorburn, Merchant Tailor; D. M. George, Draper, Palmerston; and from the leading merchant tailors and mercers, Napier and Hastings. . Sold by drapers, grocers, And ironmongers. "Cleans and renews" old and half-worn garments. Price 2/ond 2/6 per bottle. _^ FIREWOOD FOR SALE i TOTARA and MATAI from 37/6 a Cord, delivered. Agents: Orders may be left at D Kitchen's. Cash on delivery. TV MEIN ZEALAND4A CAFE. HAVING purchased the Zealandia Cafe from Mr A. Sampson. 1 desire to intimate to the public that [ .hall try to give nothing but the best service. Thanking all supporters for past patronage, I trust I shall continue to receive a fair share or buy ness. R- J- SPORLE. Phone 12. ■ * QUAYLE'S FOR CLUAL ITY. YKJUY worry about the Cord Short VV age, when you car. v uy the most Delicious Cooked Tabic Delicacies c. Quayle'a Uo-to-date Pork Butchery. We lead tbe way for Quality and Our Prices are Right. 'Phone 133. WOOD ArJD COAL. | A. B. EOBERSTEIN. j Vara. Homer of Kimbolton road and j Weld street. STOCKS of Matai and Maire any lengths. Household and Steam Coal delivered to any part of the borough LADIES. —Do it yourselves—all Stains and Grease removed from Garments by using McKenzio'. Safe Cloth Cleaner. Old garment. ! rrin?, new F-d.dine Sash & Poor Co TL7.OR SALE —Sittings Utility Silvc-i .I? Wyandottes and White Ply mouth Rocks. 15 eggs for 10/6. Mrs Ross, Warwick street. PALMERSTON NORTH. NEW ROYAL HOTEL. Modern Brick Building; electric light throughout. Tariff, 9s per day. Speight's Beer and best of Wines and Spirits. Box 203. 'Phono 94, S. W. R. EVANS .Lai. of Hastie's Hotel, FeildiMSJ., A. G. STUNELL Builder and Contractor ITISTIMATES given. Jobbing Work __ done. Address: CARTHEW STREET