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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10106, 13 October 1917, Page 7

Blouse of Style RADIATING THE CHARM AND FRESHNESS OF SPRING! lADIES cannot fail to bo interested 1 in onr attractive display of new Blouse Fashions, featuring both simple and elaborate styles in Crepo-dc-Cheno, Ninon, Voile, Jap Silk, Crepe Georgette, all favourite fabrics of the new season. K hj Sri EVERY GARMENT REFLECTS SUPERIORITY in design, in the quality of fabric, in the workmanship, in the many finishing touches which give distinction and chaim. OtJ.ll BLOUSES ARE ESPECIALLY NOTEWORTHY FOR VALUE I D. M. GEORGE, DRAPER, PALMERSTON NORTH. • TWOMN-ONE M : IhSTEANLVULCAHIZER «-;> 6; Casinos._•>» inneritubes. il.* ' 1 IMPCLEVELAND.' CHK). S3 « i iSSSe . .x ivjzL««L’ rSS '- L SScS. 4 wt!> tsmmXi Llftiw Portable Steam Yulcanisers. EVERY Tyro Manufacturer in the World uses Steam Heat for Vulcanising Tyres. Need we therefore g‘ into details to prove the efficiency o; Steam Heat. Valcanising cover on wheel. Vulcanising Complete Outfit 20s inner tube. Thu Watt &!»!■ Co. ltd W RANQITTKEI STREET. PALMERSTON NORTH. The Marvellous Needle Threader. WE are the Solo Agents for New Zealand for this Patience Saver. Will thread the finest eyed noodle in the simplest manner. The abominable eye of the ueedh* is conquered at last. Every household should have one of these threaders. To advertise our goods we have decided to give away the first 1000 of these threaders to out customers who purchase goods to the value of os or over. -The price of these threaders if purchased by themselves is Is. \ ON SALE AT BOTH OUR SHOPS. TURNER’S and TURNER’S (Late Tingey’s) Square) Decorators ■„• me?#: « 1111 /r s BSD ( A n i 4 Ki tit m w H m m m DiliM This instruction means a big Annual Saving in Money, Time an d Trouble. eSS &3&bSS m s MANAGERS K and ENGINEERS 7/ can always rely on the Quality and Wear of DUNLOP BELTING (Conveyor and Driving), Air, Hydraulic, Steam and iDelivery Hoses, Packings, Valves, Insertions, etc., etc. tenders and samples submitted. INSTRUCTIVE 220 PACE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. DUNLOP RUBBER COY, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND.

mO STAND THIS X SEASON, on the farm, “Pen z Bryn,” 321 Foatherston street oast, Haiti merslou North, TsFIWYN PRIDE, 489, C.S.B. Foaled 12th November, 1911. lias a ■mod show rin" record, hem" placed 9 limes out of 10 times shown ; also winner of the Methven premium last year (1910). Fee, live guineas, payable Ist January 1918. Grazing 2s (id per week. All ea re'taken hut no responsibility accented. For further particulars and pedigree applv IE P- HOWARDS, P-O. Hex 9, ’phone -103, Palmerston North. CYCLISTS, don’t buy trouble. Get v. J tlm NORTH BRITISH CLINCHFR no-skid tyro with the extra air spare lor easy riding. Guaranteed (!, 9, 12 ■and lo mouths. Ask to see them.

nnO stand this season JL on the harm, “Studleigh,” Palmerston North, the Thorji oughbred Sire, PORTRAITURE. Sire, Papaknra, by St. Ledger; Dam, Miniattire, by Medallion. Portraiture won races over all distances, and is lull brother to Aberbrothock, another good racehorse. Fee, tour guineas. Payable on delivery of mares. Grazing lice to Ist of January, ID IS. All care taken but no responsibility accepted. For further particulars apply— D. HIIICK, “Studleigh,” Palmerston North.