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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9586, 2 September 1913, Page 4

\'a y Pnpaiirg For inr Grand Spring Gpsning. ih. Hands to The Packing Cases. MR ROSS'S SELECTIONS OPENING UP DAILY. FIRST SPRING SHOW, Thursday, frriday, and Saturday. is*..." -"- J • • '• ■ . i j C.M.ROSS s€ *■'.«. ji; -:' Nsw F) twear At he 'cdsson St re. ALWAYS a little ahead in Novelties, alway» a little '.head in values, wo invite you to ee the.charming new creations just received. Snappy new Models in Gents' Slack Bos Calf and Glace Kid, nth (hill Kid Tope and fancy oval eyelets that keep the lacea fiat, short 6tubhy high American Toes. wide welts and punched vamps. A Real Aristocrat of Smartness. Stocked her* from »iz« 5 upwards. Delightful Models for Ladies in Glare Kid and Ail Patent High American Toes, new short fronts and high Cuban Heels. See Windows and Interior Displays. HODGSON SHOE STORE, THE SQUARE.

YOU CAN GET IT HERE! SOLID VALUE IN SOLID SILVER. Silver Afternoon Spoons, cased, from 355. Silvor Candle Sticks, per pair, from o7s 6d. Silver Vases, 3. 5, 8. 7, 9. 10-Inch, from Gs fid. Silver Backed Brushes, from 15s. Silver Mounted Greenstone, Butter Knives and Jam Spoons, from 9s fid. Silver Pocket Fruit Knives, from 3s fid. Silver Rattles for Baby, from 2s fid. Silver Pomades, Trinket Boxes, Pin Roxes, Jewel Cases, Cigars and Cigarette Cases, Pens, etc., all price*. From J. B. CERRAND, QUALITY JEWELLER, The Square ... PALMERSTON X.

DEPRESSING HEADACHE, ACHING LIMBS, COLD SHIVERS, Cured quickly by WOOD'S INFLUENZA MIXTURE, Prepared by J. REGINALD WOOD, CHEMIST & OPTICIAN, Waldegrave's Buildings, THE SQUARE.

SPRING & SUMMER SUITINGS. WE beg to adriee our numerous client* that our new stock of Spring and Summer materials has been opened up, and is now on view in our Showroom. Tlio goods include ail the latest English and Colonial materials, and are sure to be very fashionable this season. Orders aro now being taken for suits and costumes. Fit, style and workmanship guaranteed. A. De Lwen & Co., TAILORS & COSTUMIERS, The Square.