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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10115, 24 October 1917, Page 2

Grey in Specially Correct This Season a nk v K. S() fashion authorities arc saying and we all listen to Fashion’s <lictates. Sa we are featuring Grey—grey costumes and grey footwear to match. Your visit of inspection is very cordially invited. Come anu .see the latest and most accurate expressions of fashion tendencies in ■‘/rev costume and hoots. grey flannel costcaie with sailor collar and inset sleeves. The side belts are slotted through and the coat half lined with .Jap silk; skirt is lull and flared. ,L-1 17s 6d. GREV COS'ITME in fine tropical suiting;, the coat trimmed with heavy black silk stitching which is verv new. Belted ai back and side. Kangaroo pocketm in coat dive jMiekeis in the lull skirt, which has also a smart two-strap belt, if 7 7s. GREY (OSTE.MK in fine tweed; the coat with small rovers has side holts and is halt lined dap silk. Skirt very plain but cleverly tailored ; a simple costume, but distinctive. L‘4 I ( Js (id. (; 11 EV ( (ISTE.M E in a. small check. Coat lias large new sailor collar, natch pockets and side belts. The plainly tailored skirt is quite plain hut fashionably full. .17 is. TD /- .9 BROAD STjßfrrr JPALMEESTON North m ■aBHBBIHBB Successful. Gardening DEPENDS OX Efficient Tools. A HOES of all sizes and patterns, handled and otherwise. died and otherwise. GARDEN RAKES both English and / Canatlian makes. ,0U WILL ENJOY GARDEN WORK IF YOU HAVE THE HELP OF tuu wiuu Cl MODE P.N TOOLS. k! T, ’ SPADES by host English makers. £.*!!■ All sizes, weights and patterns. 'i s > p RADIKS’ and BOVS’ GARDENING 4* SETS. k' ' GARDEN FORKS, both light and heavy. • LADIES’ BORDER FORKS, WEED- • JNG FORKS, garden TROWELS, N'i ■ ETC. 3 Sir K»s ft pnts yon tinder no obligation to call in and look around. Mansois k Baric Ltd. RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS. CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOONS zt bho P 1 n Messrs Wackrill and Stswart, Ltd,, hj» imlily their clients anil the motoring public (both actual and prospective) that the Mew Garage, Rangitiksi street (opposite Messrs Abraham unci Williams, Ltd.), is now open and ready for business. The premises are thoroughly up-to-date and have been erected with (lie object of providing the best possible accommodation for motorists. Fire-proof building for garaging of Cars. Workshop fitted with the latest machinery. Comfortable rest room for ladies. Call and inspect the New (larage. WACKRILL I STEWART, ltd. EANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. Telephone; Garage No. Mil: Private No. GAIL TRUTH [J HEN wo claim that the new Buick “Six” 13 more economical than any ? other Car of its power wo are prepared to prove it. When we eay 11 loss petrol than many four cylinder models wo are ready with concrete once. When wo tell a buyer the now Buick “Six” will tackle almost any I 1 ..it. m*l n1 n Orl Cl Oil/ I tl* A II f* A 111 A-1 C/l.i ♦ tn R a 1. ■.. . _ ... lent**, vvnen wo ten a uuyei i-*»w iw»t wm uu-mg aim< on to]» gear and with sustained speed wo aro pleased to take him show him. . nd when wo state that the Buick VALVE-IN-HEAD rhead valve engine develops more or than any other motor of equal T TX/^ITP’’ ever built our word is uphold by '-J Li, nent engineers in all parte of tho MOTOR-CARS. Id. J. BEIT & BAYLY. LIMITED. AGENTS. a run 8. H. SNELL. TERRACE END BUTCHERY. NOTHING but the best of meat 6uj>plied. Motto: Civility, Cleanliness and Prompt Attention. HOME SEPARATED CREAM DEALT WITH SPECIALLY BY THE DAIRY UNION FACTORY IN PALMERSTON. GIVE PS A TRIAL