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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2089, 12 February 1920, Page 1

TIME IS PRECIOUS. COLLINSON & CUNNINQHAME’S SALE! , IS NEARING THE END. MARK those few remaining .golden days on your Calendar —these swiftly passing' days so fraught with savings on Drapery, Millinery, Costumes, Children's Apparel, Furnishings, etc. To those wMi have participated and to others who have not, we say “take pencil and paper, list your present and future requirements, and purchase NOW, while you can do so at such wonderful savings.” SPECIAL LINE LADIES’ PRINTED JAP. KIMONA GOWNS, in pretty dainty colours and designs, in red, saxe, Tuscan pink. All.one price, 11/(5. INFANTS’ MUSLIN MATINEE COATS, in Plain and Spot Muslin, trimmed Embroidery and beading Val. Lace, etc. Were 9/11 to 12/6. Sale Price, 5/11. LADIES’ TUSSORE SILK BLOOMERS, buttoned at waist, elastic at knee. Sale Price, 8/6. LADIES’ WHITE COTTON CREPE BLOOMERS, good shape, elastic waist and knee. Sale Price, 5/11. LADIES’ COTTON WOVEN COMBS., with short sleeves, full fitting in W and O.S. Sale Price, 4/6 & 4/11. SPECIAL LINE LADIES’ CALICO NIGHTDRESSES, square neck, trimmed embroidery and tucks, full sizes, 7/31. LADIES’ DAINTY LONGCLOTH & CALICO CAMISOLES, with square, and V necks, trimmed Lace and ' Embroidery. Sale Price, 3/11. CHILDREN’S WHITE PIQUE COATS, of excellent quality, all with turn down collars, with and without belts. splendid washing and wearing garments. Sizes 18in, to 22in. Were 8/11 to 12/6. Sale Price, 5/11. CHILDREN’S COTTON CREPE TUNIC FROCKS, with Sailor Collars and Belts. In white with tan facings, saxe with white, tan with white. Sizes 22in. only. 9/6. 'Sale Price, 5/6. 2 Only, CHILDREN’S WHITE MATT TUNIC FROCKS, Magyar Sleeves and square neck. Finished contrasting Paisley Muslin and Girdle. Sizes, 16in. to 22in. -.Were 9/6 to 13/11. Sale Price, 8/11, CHILDREN’S STRIPED ZEPHYR FROCKS, with square necks and short sleeves, trimmed white pique and finished belts all round. Sizes, 16in. to 22in. In helio, navy and saxe stripes. Sale Price, 7/11 to ' ’ if/11. ' . LADIES’ PAISLEY MUSLIN DRESSING JACKETS, with white facings. All full sizes. Sale price, 5/6. LADIES’ SPOT MUSLIN DRESSING JACKETS, with white lawn facings, Magyar styles. Sale Price, D'/11. LADIES’ MUSLIN DRESSING JACKETS. White ground, assorted coloured .spots. Bib sailor collar with lace and insertion edging. Sale Price, 5/6. To purchasers of goods to the value of £2 10s 0d and upwards at Sale we refund half second-class railway fare from Eketahuna, Marton, Dannevirke, Levin, Poxton, and intermediate stations. COLLINSON & CIJNNINGHAME, LTD. I —9 BROADWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH.

Don’t pity ;i Returned Soldier give him work, -Therefore order YOUR WOOD AND COAL YOUR - WOOD- AND COAL NYE’S COAL YARD, NYE’S COAL YARD, WHYTE STREET. ’Phone 35. Prompt, delivery, WOOD SAWN ANY LENGTH. ALSO OA'TS CRUSHED. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S LINE. DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL. Calling at Colon, Kingston (Jama- , ica), and Newport News. Large modern twin-screw Passenger Steamers, with unsurpassed accommodation. Steamer. Tons.. From. About. .RIMUTAKA 8,893 Wgtn. Feb. 13 RUAPEHU 8,881 Wgtn. Mar. 2 REMUERA 11.,27(1 AVgtn. May PAPAROA 7,097 Wgtn. May Return Tickets available by P. & 0. and Shaw, Savil! & Albion Coy., Ltd. Passengers are provided with passage to the final port of departure FREE OF CHARGE. Also from time to' time, as opportunity offers FIRST-CLASS INSULATED CARGO STEAMERS. The Company, having erected commodious storage aecomlnodation, with dumping plant* at Foxton, is prepared to receive wool, hemp, tow, etc., for transhipment. t The building is gazetted a Government Grading Store, enabling millers to have their hemp graded locally. For Passage, Freight or Storage, apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING Co., Ltd. Telephone, No. 34. Offices: Harbour Street. johF'wallE BAKER AND CONFECTIONER MAIN STREET - FOXTON. TITHE BAKiNG is under ray own JL personal supervision, so cusomers can rely on obtaining.only he best quality goods. The Chief Justice, when in Foxto 11 eccntly, said, that the bread was t h best he had ever, tasted, and th quality is still the same as then. AFTERNOON TI?A. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY