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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9251, 30 June 1910, Page 4

YOm DINING; TABLE. IS the table you use most in your home, and naturally yott wish it;, to be very tastefully laid out. We can help you to do- that without much expense, and when you see the dainty little silver peppers, salts andtnustards that we have to show:you,, you■.will' be sure to have a set to complete your table. SILVER PEPPERS, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 11$ 6d, 12s 6d, to 21s. SILVER SALTS; 5s to 17s 6d. SILVER MUSTARDS, 7s 6d, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, to 26s 6d. : All these goods are English Hall marked. " \ O'Connor A Tydeman, THE LEADING N.I. JEWELLERS, l PALMERSTON NORTH. ■ . Eclipse AH" Suits PutAJl Others In tli« Shade. Before Millar and Giorgi introdGced their celebrated "EclipseAll" Suits to Palmereton men, ready-made clothes were worn with an apology.; To-day the best-dres6ed men wear them, so near are they in; appearance and . wear-ability to Tailor-made Suits. "ECLIPSE-ALL" SUITS Are made expressly to Millar and Giorgi's order, ih the latest approved styles, from good quality materials. They have the unbreakable Coat Fronts that do not twist or curl after a few weeks' wear. The trousers do not climb up the wearer's legs as do so many ready made trousers—and the collars snuggle close up at the back. For "Eclipse-All" shapeliness comes from good cutting and tailoring—not from much doctoring with a. flat-iron. "Eclipse-All" Suits cost • FROM 35s THE SUIT Fit and style .guaranteed to be all you oould desire. If you would economise in Clothing, let your tiext Suit be' an "Eclip&e-All," procurable from

Millar & Giorgi. THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, Palmerston North. DOR WARD'S SIXTH GREAT End-of-Seasau Sale Comment SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, And lasts for a fortnight only. DURING the- ensuing fortnight every item- in our huge 6tock of fashionable Drapery, Clothing, and. Furnishings will be offered at greatly reduced prices. Odd lots and seasonable goods at clean-up prices, all regular lines substantially reduced. You know ' our Sales, that they are genuine, thorough clearances; that they ! give you a chance to secure quality goods at very low prices.

Coloured VELVETEENS. Were Is 6d. Now Is JAP SILK, White,, and Cream. Was 2e 3d. N*>w Is 3d yard. Hemstitched and . Embroidered PILLOW SLIPS.: Were 2s 6d, 2s lid, to 3s 6d each. Now Is 6d each to clear. 50 pairs LACE CURTAINS, slightly soiled. Sale prices, 3s 6d to 20s pair! Boys' School . JERSEYS, all sizes, 3s 6d and'4s lid each. Ladies' Fancy BELTS. Were 2s 6d, 2s lld ? to>3s 6d. • Now ' Is each. ' < .. Ladies' TWEED COATS, 5s lid each. Ladies' and Children's Sample HOSE, all reduced; Ladies' American Walking SHOES, Cuban Heels, Blucher style, lis 6d pair. W. F. DURWARD & CO., LTD. see the WINDO W and showcase display Of New jewellery. SILVER GOODS, And ELECTRO PLATE Now Showing at N. D. STUBBS, WAICHM iKpTIOIAN EWELLER ' Next Bon Marchei, THE SQUARE. London Cash Tailoring Company, (Late C. H. USMAR), Main Street, next Commercial Hotel. RECOGNISING that the time has arrived that the demand is tor a lower priced suit, and to meet that ! demand I v have formed my business into a company, so as to he in a position to manufacture on a larger scale. By running a strictly cash business, we will be able to give the public a first-class suit at considerably lower prices than has been rharged for the same article in the past. ! Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed, or money refunded. Sac Suits from £3 10s; Morning Suit, £4 10s; Dinner Suit, £5 15s; Dress Suit, £6 6s; Frock Suit, £6 10s; Trousers, £1 Is; Overcoats, £4 4s. All garments made on premises and paid for under Tailors' Award. C. B- USMAR, Manager