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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10107, 15 October 1917, Page 7

I House of Style! RADIATING THE CHARM AND FRESHNESS OF SPRING! -|“ ADIES cannot fail to bo interested in our attractive display of new Blouse Fashions, featuring both simple and elaborate styles in Crepe-de-Cheno, Ninon, Voilo, Jap Silk, Crcpo Georg--1 etto, all favourito fabrics of tho now season. EVERY GARMENT REFLECTS SUPERIORITY in design, in the quality of fabric, in the workmanship, m the many finishing touches which give distinction and cliaim. OCR BLOUSES ARE ESPECIALLY NOTEWORTHY FOR VALUE I D. M. GEORGE. PALMERSTON NORTH. r SSj DRAPER, ‘ two-im-oNE : ‘fib-Dvigj 1,-.STEAM.VU'-CAMZER .C q-T 'CA-iras i%R lusts L :]' : I,II, CLCV£L-*NDr.O«(O. ajitafsii m f ? i VZSZT r :av. .a6;fD: i —,-n Portable Steam anisers, EVERY Tyre Manufacturer in the World uses Steam Heat ior Vulcanising Tyres. Need we therefore go into details to prove tho efficiency ol Steam Heat. Complete Outfit 20a. Vulcanising cover on wheel. Vulcanising inner tube. The Watt later Sc. Ltd i‘2 RANGITIKEI STREET. PALMERSTON NORTH. ■fTTTTT TZ'XTrWlil the value of a First-class Cream Separator; VY Jli j\lN I / V V the relore wo urge nil intending purchasers to call on us before deciding and get the. benefit of our experience. We are tho N/. Agents tor the jf {“Lacta” and “Milka” Separators Finer machines’never came on the N.Z. market. Sizes Dpm 11-gall, to 150-gall, in hand machines and to TUO-gall. in power machinesWo stock spare parts lor all models “Perioct Separators. Overhauling and Repairing promptly and reliably carried out. _ ADairy Factory Machinery of A II Classes in stock and to arrive. Special inducement offered to buyers of F irst-cJass Danish Rennet. i JB > Dairy Machinery Merchants, Palmerston North. TRUTH WHEN wo claim that the new Uuick ‘‘Six” is more economical than any other Car of its power we are prepared to prove it. When we say n tine* loss petrol than many four cylinder models wo are ready with concrete evidence. When wo tell a buyer the new Buick “Six” will tackle almost any hill on top gear and with sustained speed wo are pleased to take him a run and snow him. „ . , ~. r-. „ And when we state that the Buick V ALV E-I. J-H EAD overhead valve engine develops more power than any other motor of equal O I | 8 S . I i eize ever built our word is upheld by **— -*• Nv *•-&■ eminent engineers in all parts ot tho MOTOR-CARS, world. J. BETT & BAYLY, LIMITED. AGENTS.

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