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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 287, 7 November 1925, Page 10

PAY CASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE. NEW IN! DASHING LITTLE JUMPEESINEXPENSIVE! THESE arc from America —Li ghtly AVoven AYool 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 tie ends (all in one) that tuck themselves nattily through a buckle; short sleeves hound with contrasting colour; contrasting silk stripes are woven into jumper. In putty, saxe, creme, grey, orange, green, new canary flame. —Only Ills 9d Net Cash. A KNOTTED TIE is the novel touch on this smart little jumper; the . short sleeves are finished with a hand of contrasting striped silk; in saxe-orange, leaf greencreme, canary-black.—Only 16s 6d Net .Cash. SMART JUMPERS have knotted tie hand and binding on sleeve of contrasting colour; in cremegreen, creme-rose.—24s Gd Net Cash. NEW JUMPER STYLE is woven in brushed wool, pretty knotted tie Hud. two pockets; short sleeves; ! in piltty, leaf green, scarlet and creme grounds with contrasting stripe oifeet.—27s Gd 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-orangc, rustgrey, grey-saxe.—lss Gd Net ■ Cash. Mi & a Y m PAi.Mß»ero M!«>N cbmthi ■— ■■■■■— cr -'■■p f* * rr gs-F RUBBER FOOTWEAR 1! OAY LIN G B 0 QTS—FLEETFOOT: 9s Gd Per Pair. TENNIS SHOES—CREPE SOLES: Ladies’ 7s Gd per pail Men’s -. 8s Gd per pair jp AR A RUB BE R CO., Rangitikei Stieet. MANAAYATU RABBIT BOARD. ELECTION OF SEVEN TRUSTEES. I HEREBY give notice that the number of votes received by each candidate for the office of Trustee on the above Board at the poll taken on Monday, November 2nd. 1925, is as follotvs:— McKELVIE, James F 246 GLOYN, John 232 BOSWELL. Ralph 229 , RAINES, Francis Campbell . 223 BARBER, Walter Edward ... 222 GRAMMAR, Thomas Alfred . 18S GOAYF.R, Bernard Gapper ... 187 GLMBLETT. W. H 169 LEGG, Frederick John 164 AV-OODS, Frederick 161 DAVEY, James 150

And, there being" only seven vacancies to be filled, 1 therefore declare the said James E. McKelvie, Jolm Glovn, llalpli Boswell, Francis Campbell Raikes. Walter Edward Barber, Thomas Alfred Grammar, and Bernard Gapper Gower to be dulv elected to such office. ROORE BANGIHEUEA, Returning Olficer. Foxton, November Ct.h. 19do. FOR SALE. ; For additional advertisement! relating to used article* for tale tee page 2. FOB SALE, first-class patch of lucerne, to cut as wanted or right away. Apply “Standard” Office. ITS OR SALE, pedigree 3-year Guernsey bull.—\Y. li. Teague (phone 5928). Boundary road, Palmerston N. 17t OR SALE, at Alderman’s furni- . fare depot, Terrace End.—Great quantity of crockery, brief bags, just arrived from England; also gramophones. More arriving shortly. GARNERS’ “open warehouse.”— Ladies’ Blue Bird silk hose, 5s Hd, elsewhere Os lid; special line ladies’ silk hose, 2s 9d pair. GARNERS’. —Ladies’ silk hose, 2s 9d. 4s (Id; Australian shipments | o! ladies’ Blue Bird silk hose, os lid, I elsewhere Os 1 Ld. \ r ISITORS and strangers’ to Palmerston to-day and to-morrow please note that tasty refreshments are available at Freeman’s Tea and Luncheon Rooms, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hot dinner ready at 11.30 a.m., and a good plain hot tea served from 5 p.m. for Is Gd. At FBEE MAN’S iLuus Rawlins!. WHEN YOG REQUIRE (RICK, CONCRETE WORK OR WOOD REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS, Ring FEED JACKSON & SONS Phone 6126. Private Res. Workshop: 12 Annandalo Ave. Beresford Street M.P.C. /pIONSULT us about all your Plumb\y ing, Sanitary Work and all Dairy Utensds. Also Brass and Copper Workers. Wo also stool: Nature'* Health Lavatory Seat. MANAWATU PLUMBING CO., Registered Plumbers and Drain -layers Main Street. Phone 6616. Private 6682*