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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8305, 8 June 1907, Page 4

CHILDREN'S WHITE BEAVER COATS, HATS AND MILLINER V , In High Qualities AT LOW PRICES. / ; THIS WEEK AT— •• * « The Bon Marche. 0. M. Eoss & Co., ['■ ' fjpilY TANGAM TEAS, Is 9d per pound, and One Pound Given in with Every Five. GRAHAM'S CASH STOKES

■ WINTER l;i iDKESS MATERIALS.!; SPLENDIIPvAEIETIf. STRONG DOUBLE - WIDTH !| TWEED, good colourings, | Is yard. Just right. for school , ■ wear. ■[ Grand line of Newest Scotch ]!■ 1 Tweed effects, extra wide, suit- > able for Costumes, Is lid, 2s 3d, i, 2 2s 6d, and 2s lid yard. ]>; f Plain Amazon Cloths, latest !| C shades, all wool, prices from l , J 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid, to 4s 6d yd. ]i; f Exclusive Costume Lengths in i| J Tweeds, etc,, prices to suit all ]i 5 purses, from 15s 6d to 35s the ? full length. i[ f Costume Making a Speciality. !j J Charges Moderate. "OINEST SEEDED RAISINS, 7*d per pound. WYANDOTTE, the Wonderful Cleaner, 6d per bag GRAHAM'S CASH STORES. WM. PARK, FOR PRIZE AND PRESENTATION BOOKS, TENNIS, CROQUET, & CRICKET MATERIAL, Direct from Slazenger and Sons, London. LARGE and Beautiful Range of Leather Goods, including Writing Desks, Folios, Ladies' and Gents' Fitted Dressing Cases, Purses, Pocket-books, Letter Cases, Wrist, Chain, and Chatelaine Bags and Purses, etc. Bibles, Prayer, and Hymns, Catholic Prayer-books, Methodist Hymnbooks. Church Praise, etc. WM. PARK, The Square. "CIOR DAINTY ARTICLES do not negJaot to psy a visit to MRS CKOU^HER, Art Needlework Specialist, COLEMAN PLACE (Next Fir® BellX BUSINESS CHANGE. MR C. WHITEFORD, Chemist and Optician, .Palmerston North, in thanking the public for past favours, desires to announce that he has sold his business, including all book-debts and prescriptions,, to Mr W. GOWER, chemist and optician, ot Wellington, whom he confidently recommends to patrons, assured that their many wants will be skilfully attended to. Mr Whiteford asks that all accounts be paid at once to Mr Gower, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. C. F. A. WHITEFORD. In reference to the above Mr Gower wishes to state that he will personally conduct the business on the most modern and up-to-date lines as now adopted in his Wellington Pharmacy, giving patrons the advantage of an experience extending over thirty years. The Sight-testing department will be skilfully conducted, each client receiving special care and attention. Oculists' and physicians' prescriptions accurately prepared. High class work at very moderate charges. . W. GOWER, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, The Square, Palmerston North.