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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8149, 24 November 1905, Page 6

Special Pordase - - COSTUMES & SKIRTS. WE are now showing a special purchase of Ladies' Costumes and Skirts, and respectfully invite inspection and comparison. We bought them Cheap and shall Skll them Cheap and give our customers the full benefit of this exceptional deal. 12 Ladies' Cream Voile Costume Skirts, with tucks and frills, trimmed satin bebe ribbon and insertion, lUs 6d, 255, 30s, 355, 425. 18 Ladies' Black Voile Costume Skirts, in the latest designs with narrow tucks and frills and beautifully trimmed with satin ribbon and insertion; the better qualities are lined throughout with silk; 22s 6d to 555. G only Tussore Silk Costume Skirts; these are lovely goods, trimmed lace and insertion with full frills at foot, and we are going to clear them at 25= 30s and 355. 36 Ladies' Washing Costume Skirts, in crash, white linen, etc. These are the most useful garments you can get for summer wear, and the values are the best procurable—Bs 6d, 10s 6d. 12s 6d, 17s (3d, 21s. 24 Ladies' Washing Costumes, in the latest materials and styles, including the Eton, sac, etc., 13s 6d to 22s 6d. 12 Ladies' Grey Stripe Tweed and Navy Flannel Costumes, with sac coat and skirt, 22s 6d, 255, 27s 6d, 425. 10 only Ladies' Norfolk Costumes, in all wool colonial tweeds, in na\ ry and grey fancy checks, 03s to 84s. C. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER, Next Post Office, PALMERSTON NORTH. Not only means I M. PERSOiV, But it also signifies "Never Miss Person." O7HY? Because ho is a man with a hobby. He frankly admits it. His hobby is to employ none but competent workmen and to watch and caro over all work entrusted to him, and his most unfortunate hobby is he insists upon using none but the best of materials. Therefore a visit to his ARTISTIC EMPORIUM IN RANGITIKEI-STREET will prove profitable.' And don't forget' THE ONLY N. M. P. 'Phone 276. Agent for R. MARTIN, Wellington. IMPORTANT ! fTIHE latest and most fashionable JL lines in Ladies' Fine BOOTS & SHOES for the coming season have now arrived and been opened up at TH ACKER'S. Ladies' stylish pat. front Lanstry Shoes, with pretty large buckle, Louis heels. Ladies' fine Glace Langtry Shoes, with smart buckle. Ladies' All Patent Leather Oxford Shoes, the latest style, with Louis heels. Ladies' Glace one-bar Shoes, with smart pat. caps, very light and stylish. Ladies' Glace Kid Button Boots, Avith patent caps, most fashionable, with Louis heels. Ladies' up-to-date stylish Glace Kid Lace Boots, the very latest. Also the latest in GENTS' - - - BOWLING SHOES, for the ' coming season atS. THACKEK'S THE SQUAKE. Telephone 331. R.W.BEADNALL. SANITARYA EMBALM E.R THE SQUARE, PALMERSTONJ*. „_ TELEPHONE. |EO [BLATCHrSrd 7S CALF MEAL Raise your Calves cheaply and successfully on BLATCHFORD'.S CALF MEAL and sell the milk. "We are satisfied the calves can be raised successfully on Blatchford's Calf Meal and W u mrj"~;Aug-,Pnulscm'New Holstein, Wis. J* The food 'unshed for this Experiment was very pure, palatable and nourishing. . Enclosed is a photograph of the calves which certainly appear to have appreciated the appetizmg feed you R upplied.»-A. A. Bri K hal£ I. H. D., Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station. Kingston, R. I. " We have indications of some very eood results from feeding Blatchford's Calf Meal •■_ J. J. Edgerton, 8.5.A., lowa Agricultural Experiment Station, Ames, la. r„* Si 3 very good for preventing' scouring.* I led it to 1? calves last spring and shall feed it more. There is nothing else you can feed that will make calves grow so last."—Frank J. Goodemote, Franklinville, N. Y. FOB SALE BY MsMurray and 00. I?KED. ATTFIELD, (Late of Parkinß and Attfield' A NNOUNOEB that he has takon ovei C&. 'ho business lately carrier! pa bj J. Oollingwood, bmcher, Main street, and troaCß by strlot attention to nsinos to merit a oontiananoe of the support accorded h!s predecessor. None bnt the best qaality m ea* B nppited. Telepone 238 '