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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9333, 6 October 1910, Page 3

;\' . if ' ' ■ -«. _i-n_' '' L '■" B illy SSII //// AWll'l nl'l I// '*• THIS season, more than ever before, ■Jγ, -wk Uμt I Wlvftw \,'tlr¥l we P rove our supremacy in cleverest 11 •■ '« \i\\U I ly»Ji4W ** - st y }es and bi gg e s fc value-giving in ,II ~ : ~M IffilfeJ blouses. This proof is tangible—in the ■Aγ. 3| r blouses themselves; and so palpable is vII *Wn\ 1 *! ia * y° u can't help seeing it. To U - \W~AMfr- ■'' e\\ < familiarise yourself with the present ! l :^.''': .fl \v / ll'l/ ♦ fashionable blouse modes is duty" to '■ • ffi • •¥/ IMli' ""■ $m i•■ yourself, and fartherinqre, it is down- »Mj -rai >v/ 'T'l* IJL l; right duty to both yorireelMand jour -■ fjji i JSfa* ' % - \ purse : to know about, and to shaTein jB, HB ,- , "i . ' the styles and values we have assem- 'll ; Wα ■ '*' -" w : bled here for you. WRITE US, TO : DAY. J| j^ " M —'■—■ . . Small space prevents u<s from quotihg'many ~l|-i «n lines, but it does not prevent you from writing. •' Iji "188 W -I",- ■; f5 WHITE iIUSLIN BLOUSES, beautifully trimmed with i = '--iH IV '. ■ Valenciennes Lace and Guipure Tokea I ; )HH L •■teTUijTl ]• " ;; hlice9 »/». 10/6 * 12/e each I .'• .■•^β ■Wr* ISI'R ■ WHITE MTO BLOtTSES, elaborately embroidered and I IB : trimmed. Valenciennes Insertion and Imitation Irish I Wm 1 ■'M'wwSß' ,: , Cr 9 dl . e l ilnsertion Prices 11/6, l*/6,18/6, 21/-* 2»/e A WM II I I WK" pe TSR PAN COLLAES in Embroidery and Net Trimmed 1 'IK ■ ,;■•■.■. -lace. The very latest for Neck Wear . I -.'MB ■ B"fl ■■ ■ : I/., 1/3, ll*, 1/9 4 I/I I each ■ I ' iH ■ ■II SK I < SA&|7?SFHAffIB cf 750 lengths of OAMBJBIO AND 111 ■ ■■' ■-'■ AND MUSLIN EDGINGS AND INIV: M ■ SEHTIONS, all widths; Jin. to 6in. wide. Allinarked I a '' prices . ■ ' ' HbH lO»^' l, "5v : l 41yds. for 1/6, l/ 11, 2/5, 2/6, 2/M t j 6/11 IH WRITE rOR THESE NOW > « "WELLJ N G TON. «

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