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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1334, 8 December 1914, Page 3

' BARGAINS - FOR . THE MULTITUDE. . . . KE MEMBER, these Bargains are New Season’s Goods, just what you are wanting. You can your hardearned money by always shopping at J. M. BARR’S. DRESS SKIRTS.— A manufacturer’s sample lot, principally new Tweeds and Navy Blues Bargain Prices, 7/6, 8/1.1, and 10/6. (’HEAP BLOUSES.— Japanese Silk, with the new sleeves and yoke, AH sizes. Bargain Prices 5/6 to 12/6. CASEMENT CLOTHS.— Plain Cream and pretty borders. Bargain Prices, 11 ViV>. to 1/8. SAMPLE TOWELS.— 300, that mean a big saving to the fortunate buyers. From 1/6 PAIR. MARCELLA QUILTS.— Satin finish, double size, good designs and first-class quality. Bargain prices, 18/6 to 25/11. BARGAINS FOR MEN.— Irish lawn handkfs. 2/6 halfdozen, Strong Knit Sox 3 pairs 2/6, Wire-lweed Working Trousers 6/li pair, Samson Braces n%d pair, and our well-known ‘‘Guaranteed Fit” Men’s Tweed Suits 82/6. J, M. BARR. FOXTON.

MAIL ORDER. BEST WAY TO BET. MAIL ORDERING grotvs, at least, with us it does. An ever increasing number shop here by post. Our selection of goods is large and varied, values are good, and treatment always tair and square, just and equitable. These two Parcels are POST FREE, but CASH must accompany order. YOUR SATISFACTION ASSURED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. 5/- PARCEL USEFUL, BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES. I Crystal salt shaker with white china screw top. Never clogs or rusts. I Jam Spoon, electro-plate on nickel silver, with white handle. I Butter Knife, electro-plate on nickel silver, imitation greenstone handle, I Plated Sugar Sifter or Spoon. I Pair Polished Hardwood Salad Servers. GATHER ALL YOUR SMALL FRUIT. Don’t let the birds have the best! Use a FRUIT TREE NET—we have them. Of strong cord, tanned to prevent decay. Size, 150 feet long and 12 feet wide. With ordinary use will last several years, enclosing each time 1,800 square feet. FREIGHT PAID - - 14/6. COLLIXSOM - & - SON, THE SQUARE PALMERSTOX NORTH.

A GUARANTEE OF fin HAT is what we give yon, because every article we JL send out is willing!}' replaced if it is not just as we represent it to be. Because we try to get the best procurable at the price and we ask for complaints when anything is not quite up to the standard. Because we never re-order a line that does not give entire satisfaction, and consequently our values are getting better and still better. That our efforts are meeting with success is proved by the over-increasing volume of our trade, and we have daily evidence that ours is the store where the most discriminating people, come to do their shopping. WALKER & PURRIE, 9 QUALITY. THE QUALITY STORE, FOXTON.

EASIER PLOUGHING WITH BETTER RESULTS. THE OLIVER PLOUGH registers a much less draught than any other, although turning a bigger furrow. This larger furrow is also broken to such atl extent that one stroke of the discs is saved in subsequent cultivation. The secret lies in the OLIVER’S short mouldboard' The OLIVER as illustrated, price £5 5/->has a capacity of a qin furrow and only weighs I2olbs. Other models run from 50/" TO £1 HOLBEN & KIRK, BOX 134 - PALMERSTON NORTH.

ANTED KNOWN. All seedlings now ready in great variety. Flower, tomato plants, etc. Orders taken for shrubs, hedge plants, etc., for autumn planting, at “The Pampas” Nursery. A. S, WALSH, Colev St.. Foxton. LAUNDRY WORK. . MISS E. HAISLETT, Putter St, is prepared to take in private laundry work at reasonable p'fices. \KT ANTED KNOWN.—A few clear at special prices. G. H. STILES. pieces 6ft. Linoleum to