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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10121, 31 October 1917, Page 1

Show Week in Our 14 Wonderful Windows. Show Week our 14 AA'ouderful Windows have all keen specially dressed—make a point of seeing these attractive displays. All numbered tor your convenience. NO. I, MEN'S' TlES—lntroducing many novelties. NO. 2. HOYS’ HATS—New shapes in washing materials. NO. 3, COLLING 11A.MH SKITS— The prize winners and favourites. NO. 4. TABLE CENTRES—A charming display. NO. o. FOOTWEAR—Featuring new. styles for ladies’ wear. NO. (i, LACK AND NET BLOUSES -—As advertised ; particularly choice showing. NO. 7. SHANTUNG SILK COSTUMES— One cl our finest difiNO.I? .MODEL Mi 1 .LINERY—As favoured bv fashion to-day. NO. 9, PRINTED VOILES—FiImy and summery to a degree. NO. 10, LADIES’ PANAMAS—In new lounge and howler shapes. NO. 11, HANDKERCHIEFS—A dainty showing in dainty designs. NO. 12, VOILE FROCKS—An effective setting. NO. 13, CARPETS—The newest from England ; rich designs and weaves NO. 14, MILLINERY—In summer’a prettiest modes. Show Week Festivities arc Completed 1 1 v Visiting Our Show AA'iudowe.

KOn, XMAS HAVE THE REST. iue CROWN STUDIOS Alffi BEST FOR PHOTOS. AT YOUR HOME OR THE STUDIOS RING UR m.) —WHALLEY & CO. The Piccadilly Luncheons and Teas EAVE become Popular Throughout this district; they aro SO ENJOYABLE. LUNCHEON Is 3d ]*2 TILL 1.50. 3-COURSE LATE DINNER Is 3d r, TILL 0.45. 12 la 3d TICKETS' FOR. 12s, Available, lor any meal at any time*. PICCADILLY TEA ROOMS, THE SQUARE. P.N. 0, fil, C. ; (What is it?) LADIES who delight in making pretty embroideries will bo glad Ito loose that ropy look so often seen |in their no: k. I Onr London buyer has secured a lino 'of tho famous D.M.C. French Cotton, which wo are selling at the same price as inferior makes. w CROUCHER’S ART NEEDLEWORK SPECIALISTS, Near “Standard” Oinos. RISING SUN CAFE. S. STEER, Proprietor. MEALS AT ALL DOERS. Fisli and Cold Meat Luncheons, Is, On Show Days. /CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY AND V J ATTENTION. Opposite Grand Hotel. Rhone DCio. LADY AISTtoIw To tho SHOW \RE cordially invited to inspect the - dainty VOILE AND AfUSLIN U I.OUSES at FRANCIS AND CO.’S, over Harvester Buildings, near Cuba street. MISS M°ELWAIN, DERMATOLOGIST, 21 Rangitikei street, Palmerston IMsrlfi, ’PHONE C 03 t Treatment for complexion, freckles, wrinkles, blsckhsads, and all facial blemishes. Permanent Removal of Superfluous Ha& A cure for grey, thin / falling hair, dandruff } and other ®salp disorders, shampooing, manicuring, chiropody, etc, I stock the latest in toilet acceesori®, also hainvork. All consultations free. 20 YEARS’ SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE Also at 270 Queen street, Auckland. MASONIC HOTEL, ABHHUH3T. HAVING again taken over tk& above Hotel and thoroughly tv* novated same, 1 urn prepared to cater first-class accommodation to the tvavpiling public. Speight’n ale ou tap. Heat wines and npirita kept. A. a. HAVILL, Proprietor. IA CARD.] MADAME MAUDE, Metaphysician and Psychic, can now be consulted at 13 Andrew Young street. Treatment for Goitre, Nervous Disorders, Neuritis, Paralysis, Rheumatism, and contracted muscles, magnetic scalp massage specialty. Honrs; 10.30 to Bou and after Wednesday. MRS. J. K. ANDERSON, Licensed Registry Office, Terrace End. Wanted.—Station cook, £3 week. Wanted.—2 ploughmen. £2 10s week; 2 flax cutlers. 20s ton; also 1 driver. Wanted.—Cooks, housemaids, parlourmaids, nursemaids, generals, lady helps, laundresses, private houses town and country, cooks, housemaids, waitverses, pantry maids, hnndressoa hotels town ami country, housemaids and girls to assist for boardinghouses. Wanted.—Station and farm hands, ploughmen, hoys lor milking, fencers, navvies, roadmen, men for firewood cutting. llaxcuttors, scutchers, hotel porters. kilchcnnien, steward for chib £»1 week, station cook £2 10s, men fax cheese factory, married couple*.