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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8539, 20 March 1908, Page 4

CP Neck Chain Novelties. WE have just received a beautiful selection of these goods. Some of the Chains are ornamented with Sprays and Pendants of various shapes and designs, and each is in itself exquisite, tasteful—worthy of your inspection. The choice designs, and the moderate prices will make these articles quick sellers. O'CONNOR . iSD TYDEMAN. WATCHMAKERS. JEWELLERS. And OPTICIANS* PALMERSTON NORTH. f Men's Working Trousers Good and Cheap. THE splendid lines of Men's Working Trousers that we tell you of to-day are of the best kind—made of good wearing materials, strongly sewn, and cut to give ease in working. Here aw the prices. Every lh'G is a good line, worth seeing:—■ Cotton Bedford Cord Trousers ... 4s 11d. Hard-wear Saddle Tweed Trousers ... 6s 11d. All-Wool Saddle Tweed Trousers ... 8s 6d. Men's Imitation Tweed Trousers ... 3s 11d. Men's Tweed Trousers 4s 11d, 6s 11d, and 8s 9d. Millar&Biorgi, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON NORTH. \ AT S \ AN exceptionally fine lot ofv i r\ Furs is now showing at Dur- \ > ward's. These we quote as furs \ > are FURS—not imitations. It b / we sell you an imitation fur we ) c tell you frankly what it is. These ) i we quote are from one of the lead- / < ing Continental fur houses, the ? \ values are exceptionally good, the c \ skins are guaranteed true tor i name, the shapes are the newest. ( S Let us show you. \ S Marmot Necklets, Gd, 8s od, \ S 10s 6d each. ,) ? Marmot Necklets with Heads and S > Tails "attached, new shapes, £ > 355, 455, to 65s each. > ) Marmot Stoles, 17s 6d, 19s* 6d, ) c 21s, 29s 6d each. , t f v Brown Foxaline Stoles, 10s 6d, ? I 17s 6d each. < < White Foxaline Stoles, 12s 6d, I S 15s, to 30s each. < \ Imitation Pointed Fox Sets. 455. ( S Imitation Stone Marthen Neck- \ S lets, 12s 6d to 21s each. S > White Thibet Necklets, 10s 6d, S ) 12a 6d, to 22s 6d each. > ) Marmot Muffs, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, J V 15s 6d, to 42s each. __ _ < r Imitation Stone Marten Mufts, ? C ' 15s-to 25s each. i < \ Thibet Muffs, 10s to 15s each. ( S Marmot sete, light and : dark t; S brown, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, tov S 160s set. ) S American Opossum Sets, 90s, 100s S / Fitohet Sets, £7 7s the set. j ( Silver Fox Set, £3 3s. J } Keep Your Counter Slips for> < March and April. £20 in Prizes) c for the biggest collection. ? S W. F. DURWARD & CO., LTD.,\ MAURICE COHEN, GRAIN. SEED. HEMP & PRODUCE uHOK kiH, INDENT & COMMISSION AGENT, ARBITRATOR & LAND VALUER. CONNECTION established with leading produce merchants throughout the Dominion. Farmers' Grain, Grass Seed and Produce sold on commission. Offices: Palmerston North Oaß Co.'a Buildings, Broad Street, Palmerston North. II YOUR— Eyes art wtak, Sight it poor, Head achta frequently, HAV® your Eyea carefully ex*min- ] ed by— W. SOWER, CHEMIST AND OPTIOIAH, Palmerston North. GO lFifOW.i