min I'M ifey. '•S' COLLINSON and SON. ■"* :'r ■ ' $ BROADWAY AND KINGSWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH. Preserving Season 1926 JARS MASON’S "BALL” AND "DOMINION” PRESERVING JARS, • Fruit's plentiful and sugar’s plentiful this year. We’ve made sure <> that Preserving Jars are plentiful, too. Pints, quarts, half gallons, jelly jars (small and large) lids, rubbers, etc. PINTS, narrow mouth (Mason’s) ... PINTS, wide mouth (Dominion) ... QUARTS, narrow mouth (Mason’s) QUARTS, wide mouth (Dominion) 7/10 doz, 8/6 doz. 9/6 doz. 10/- doz. HALF-GALLON, wide mouth (Dominion) —13/6 doz. JELLY JARS, tin 5 top, large JELLY JARS, tin top small ... HALF PINT JELLY TUMBLERS LIDS— Narrow mouth, porcelain lined . Wide mouth, porcelain lined . RINGS— Narrow mouth, rubber ... Wide mouth, rubber ... PRESERVING PANS—- ' ■ ' •. • fy 12/11, 15/11, 21/-, 29/6, 35/- each ... 2/11 doz. 4/3 doz. 3/6 half doz. BRASS PRESERVING PANS WOODEN MIXING SPOONS •17/6 each 9d each .. 4/6 doz. • -• •<. ' . • , .. 5/6 doz. ENAMEL PRESERVING PANS—- * ■ > , 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, 12/6 .. 7d doz. 9d doz.
We Don ? t Believe in “Big Noises” 3^ (6 r S\ >m f i to // fci sov. Wo don’t believe in blasting forth superlatives such as "better than the best” or "finest in the world.” We firmly believe that in our stocks you will get footwear to satisfy you in every way—at a fair price. Here wo give a few prices—call and examine the goods' for yourself.. Buying rests entirely with yourself. Ladies’ Blown Lizard, new design, one-bar. Louis heel, pump sole; a shoe that is neat in appearance and will give lasting service—32/6 The now Brown Shade Glace Kid, open work sides, with low and Louis heel, a neat shoe that is the acme to good taste ... ... ,-39/6 Patent Low Heel with Lizard Facings; for neatness and appearance this design of shoo commands attention ... 32/6 Brown Glace Kid, with low or Louis heel, just new to hand for this summer wear and up to the hour in style and quality—32/6 to 39/6 Black patent One-bar, this shoe is one of our best, values and we can guarantee you good service ... 21/9 and 25/6 PHIL DUNCALF, The Bootmanj raimersiua- r*—
m m 9657 ■XtSf. _ ivVin cnpk stvle who know quality and who appreciate a bargain this offer wilt make an a*ppeaU *csl ear.y, for t. see then, is to buy. LADIES* ARTIFICIAL SILK KNITTED FROCKS, IN ASSORTED SHADES AND STYLES, SENSATIONALLY REDUCED IN PRICE. Ladies’ Artificial Silk Knitted frocks, in plain and Oriental designs ,in straight effects, tunic and fluted styles, long and short sleeves, round necks and shirt collars, beautifully embroidered in contrasting colours. USUAL PRICES RANGE FROM £3 19/6 to £5 6/ALL TO GO AT ONE GREATLY REDUCED PRICE $ <3> ♦<s>♦<s> 6^4*3.' m > v. -
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 27, 31 December 1925, Page 5
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