Distinctive Styles in Bracelets. | "CUSHION has decreed that! i- Bracelets shall be worn as much as ever—welcome news to women who love these beautiful ornaments. We arc showing an attractive I assortment of the latest styles in | Hrncfllors, and invito your inspeo|tion. I Among them you will find Gold I Bracelets, set with precious gems, J priced at 87s 6d, 455, 50s to £2O. 1 Plain Bracelets, very stylish, 123s 6d to 7k ' | Heavy Curb Bracelets, much in I demand, 355, 40s to 105s. Call and let us show them. O'Connor & Tydeman, FOR DEPENDABLE WATCHES, 3 The Square, Palmerston North. Something In Boys' Suits! IT was an idea of our own worked out from a theory into practical form, Result-the Smartest Boys' Sporting Suit that ever covered lusty youth. The different touches introduced are novel and smart. ECLIPSE ALL SPORTING SUITS will appeal to the young "chaps." The smart Yoke—the leather buttons—the imitation bellows patch pockets (all buttoned)—the strapped half belt across the waist —all tell their tale of good taste in dress. ' Parents should investigate the new Eclipse-all Sporting Suits—they're "dandies." No, theyjre not expensive, yet they are_ high grade. These prices will interest you 42/- T0 59/Obtainable only from iniar & tuorgi, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS. PALMERSTON NORTH.
Blouses for the Average Girl" and Matron. THE average maid and matron does not caro for what might bo termed a Show Blousebut she does like something with character in it—something a little different from the ordinary. It is in our display of NEW STYLES IN BLOUSES that-she will find more distinctive styles than.in any other display in town.. It is thoroughly representative of all that the most fastidious critic of Dame Fashion could desire. Inspection commits you to nothing—a purchase does not cost you the outlay of much money. AND CO., LTD., PALMEBSTON NORTH.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS AT 18 CUBA STREET. £5 10s Suits reduced to £5. £5 Suits reduced to £4 10s.
LUNCHEON, 12.30 till 2 Daily. DINNER, 6 to 7 p.m. Weekly arrangements to suit customers. A. H. ROGERS ... Proprietor.
WATCHMAKER, THE SQUARE (Next Bop Marche
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9607, 5 September 1911, Page 4
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