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Manawatu Standard, Issue 7403, 19 September 1902, Page 2

! NOT HALF IS JSVEB H j" ■■ -TOLD. -: .-;; 1 j GREAT STOKES WITH GREAT ;>■../■STOCKS. ■ \ \. ",■ GOME SEE VfHK PASinO^ MODES FOE SWUNG ! Monday, th September, 1902. We cannot speak about half of what yon are sure to see. With every new sliipinont there arc scores of lines we cannot advertise: there would not be room in our space. There are in every Department Novelties that are snapped up- immediate!? ihey fane a customer. DOKS TRIMMKD MILLINERY INTEREST YOU? We tell you that -,ye liave imiLI'XERY to suit all faces find all puraes. Beau.iful Trimmed Bouuets, 103 to 555. Beautiful Trimmed Toques, 18i Od to •Kis Od. Beautiful Trimmed Hat?, 17.s 6d to 59s f.d. THE HAT OF THE HOUR is the French Sailor in Casino Shape, 5* ltd to 12s 6dcnch. A BEAUTIFUL STRA.W HAT m ! leading shapes in Cream and Sunburnt Straws, turned up nt bnek, with velvet bow, also bound edge (■i velvet, Hi lid to 15s Od. PANAMA HATS, in fine straw, cabb.ige, Manila, and imitation Panama, S3 Od, 9* lid, 10s Cd, l-'d OJ to 255. These will be very scarce.

FANCY and SUNIiURNT STRAWS in great variety, fine qualities, comfortable. FLO WEES are a special feature of this season's trimming. The favourite is the Rose; wo have all colours. Then there are Poppies, Violets, Cornflowers, Marguerites; scores or others, Is Od to 9s lid. ACCESSORIES.—Ladies who trim their own Hats and. Toques should have a look at these: they are beautiful and all marked cheap. COUNTRY ORDERS.—Write for Patterns, Muslins, Prints and Dresses. GEORGE &""kBRSLE.Y, ' WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI.

MAN'S CROWNING GLORY is his HAT! So the— PINNACLE OF PERFECTION is a "WOQDRQW" HAT. 5 ■ ARE SOLD HI C. M. ROSS & CO., THE BON MARC HE, I PALJIER3TON NORTH. j -^T,., „■■ ■■ ■ EARLY SPRUNG. LONDON & PARISIAN j NOVELTIES. ARE NOW SHOWING. THXCLUSIVE NEW DESIGNS ; XL* IMPORTED DIRECT. I Inspection Invited AT ! Leopold Simmons' GENERAL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, THE SQUARE, PALMERbTON N. CUTLERY. CUTLERY. ARRIVED AND OPENEDTHE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK OF CUTLERY IS THE DISTRICT AT R. S. BABBY'S, Paemeeston North. BIESTEAIN T) ARELY accompanies very bad sigho, XV' Tho eye in such case gives way to the inevitable and suffers only the lack of good vision. It is tho eye with '•NEARLY perfect" sight that in its effort to secure " perfect sighi" produces Eyesteain and Consequent Suffering Relikf and Cosifobt in eoeing obtainable only by Adjustment of Corrective Glasses. Consultation 'Free. SAMUEL" BARRY, D8.0.A., EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Promises of R. Leary, Chemist, Tho Square. Palmorston North, We guarantee our Tens betier value, better grade than any cold. EVEN compare Qua v^7 N Ilk 2/- CHAMPION TEAS IMPORTEDIN ARE SAID X"" JUST AS GOODI k m°l"y fifIOATE & Go's ltd. WHY BUY THEN? SADDLERY BUSINESS. rPO correoi misunderstanding/we wish to notify that our businesses are NOT worked conjointly, but oro separate, and will remain so. 0. J. WICHERLET, Ashhurst. 0. W WYOHERLEY, Palmeraton N. TjiXTRACT of letter dated Ist Sept., Sh 1902, from Messbs D. W. Vibtob & Co., Agents New Zealand Millers' Association, Wellington—Dear ;Sir.Mr G. Dickson has 3 ust advised us that r^leS^&c^S^atu FLOUEHEHABUSED. E^af ho has left with us is certainly bulky and of good colour. Mr Diekson thinks so muchjnf it that he says we can send km ONE TON on Wednesday.-Youre faithfully (signed) D. W. Ti'etob & Co