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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 285, 5 November 1925, Page 10

PAY CASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE. NEW IN! DASHING LITTLE JUMPERS-* INEXPENSIVE! THESE are from America—Lightly Woven Wool Novelties that are appealing strongly to women judging by the way they are selling. See these early if you would wish to add something quite different to your wardrobe. A PRETTY STYLE comes in a fancy wool knit with long roll collar and tic ends (all in one) that tuck themselves nattily through a buckle; short sleeves bound with contrasting colour; contrasting .silk stripes are woven into jumper. In putty, saxe, creme, grey, orange, green, new canary flame. —Only 13s 9d Net Cash. A KNOTTED TIE is the novel touch on this smart little jumper; the short sleeves are finished with a band of contrasting striped silk; in saxe-orange, leaf greercreme, canary-black.—Only 16s 61 Net Cash. SMART JUMPERS have knotted tie band and binding on sleeve of contrasting colour; in cremegreen, creme-rose.—24s 6d Net Cash. NEW JUMPER STYLE is woven in brushed wool, pretty knotted tie ifiKli two pockets; short sleeves; in putty, leaf green, scarlet and creme grounds with contrasting stripe effect. —27s 6d Net Cash. AN UNUSUAL VANDYKED COLLAR is the new feature in this charming jumper; laced down front with self cord and finished with poms; sleeves and band at foot, trimmed with bands in silk stripe effect; saxe-orange, rustgrev", grey-saxe.—lss 6d Net Cash. e*KT»« LAND SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTIOh THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925. At 2 p.m. In ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS’, LTD. Office, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. T JNDER instructions from A.M.P. Society, we will offer that VALUABLE BUSINESS SECTION situated in BROADWAY, next door to C. SMITH, LTD., DRAPERS. 47 feet frontage to Broadway with a depth of 165 feet, with a cottage thereon. For particulars apply to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Or A.M.P. SOCIETY, BROADWAY. VISITORS and strangers to Pal- ’ merston to-day and to-morrow ease note that tasty refreshments are ,’ailable at Freeman’s Tea and unoheon Rooms, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. iot dinner ready at 11.30 a.m., and & ood plain hot tea served from 6 p.m ir Is 6d. At FREEMAN’S (.Late itawiinsl. WHEN YOU REQUIRE B RICK, CONCRETE OR WOODWORK REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS, Ring FRED JACKSON & SONS Phone 6126. Private Res. Workshop: 12 Annandale Ave. Beresiord totreet.

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