Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Manawatu Herald, 16 January 1894, Page 3

JOE TOS. ! New Goods Just Arrived. I JOE TOS, Grocer, Ironmonger, and Stationer, MAIN - STREET, FOXTON.

WANTED KJNOWN— Our last month in Foxton. We will offer Drapery and Clothing at greatly Reduced Prices. The balance of Ladies and Children's Straw Hats 3 for Is. Balance of Double-width Cashmf-res 5/6 the dress. 3/6 Ladies Colored Skirts for 1/11 Balance ot Dress Lengths 6/11 for 4/11, 10/6 for 7/11, 15/6 for 12s, 19/6 for 16s. Te Aro House Brawch. WANTED KNOWN— To reduce tbe Stock before closing day Boys Tweed Suits 6/6 for 4/11. Balance ot Men's Suits 18s for 15s. 1 doz pairs Duck Troiiaers 2/6 per pair. 7/6 Tweed Trousers for 5/6. 10/6 Tr users for 7s. Balance of Boys' Washing Suits 2/13 and 8/ 11. Boys Tweed Caps 2 for 3d. Few pairs Knicker Trousers 2/6. 3/6 Men's Flannel Shirts 2/6. Te Aro House Branch. \TT ANTE D KNOWN - For the coming holidays 24-iuch White Lace Strij e Muslin 4/- and 5/- a doz. Baskets of Hosiery, in 2-pair lots. Best Makers and all New Goods going cheap. Balance of Children's Sun Bonnets, starting 2/6, 3/6. New French Crepons 7Jd, 7Jd, the latest for Summer wear. Blouses and Belts marked be.ow cost. To Aro House Branch. WANTED KNOWN -For the house, Long Lace Curtnins, new designs, 2/6, 2/11, 8/3. 3 feet wide Passage Clcth lOid, nsu lly sold at 1/3. White H.*O. Quilts, 4/6 to 15s < retoni-es, various styls from 44d, 6-A-ri, 7£ Balance of B ankets and Rugs will be < ffei e i at clearing prces 2 yards White Twilled JSheetii g 104-d. Balancewf Tray C oths from 1/6 to 9/6. 7/6 Hearth Rugs f. r 5/6 Short Blind N't 2d a yard. Te Aro House Branch. E. BATTERSBY, PRACTICAL STEAM ARTESIAN WhLL - SINKER, XMCfILXXr - STREET, FOXTON. Est mates given for Sinking at por foot or Guaranteed Supply. The World's Sheep Dip. A FACT! The Sales of Cooper's Dip exceed those of al> other Dip-* put together. The Explanation It is the Best at every point. The Best Dip is the CHEAPEST. Sales of Cooper in Australia this season have doubled those of last. The Manager < f one of the best known and largest stations in I*> ew South "Wales, wrote 17th August last:— " Cooper's Dip has made a difference of Is per sheep." ITS SPECIAL MERIT. WhiM the effects of some Dips cease the instant sheep are dry from the dipping, and others continue only « few weeks, COOPER'S lasts till the following shearing. For this reason alone, Cooper's, at its usual cost of about one farthing per head, is cheaper than many Dips, even if they were given away. USED ON OVER 100 MILLION SHEEP ANNUALLY, Murray, Roberts & Co.* WfiLL^GTON.