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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 167, 14 June 1928, Page 8

I p p s L DOZENS of lovely, soft, cosy things that are a joy to' slip into any time of these cold wintry days. Be sure and call to-day for yours and enjoy their comfort right away. WOMEN’S SLIPPERS Cosy camel hair, with collar, in dark check patterns, stiffeners in back and felt and leather soles; three different qualities.—3s lid, 4s 6d and 4s lid net cash. WOMEN’S COURT SLIPPERS In felt, with silk pom on front, stiff back and pump soles, with top-piece on heel, pretty colours Cherry, Navy and Brown. Warmly lined.—6s 6d net cash. WOMEN’S GRECIAN SLIPPERS In warm, felt, with braided collar and pretty ornament in front, felt and leather soles; Mauve and Old Hose. Attractive for presents. —6s lid net cash. WOMEN’S SLIPPERS. Another style of camel hasr, in Saxe Blue with Fawn reversible collar; lovely quality, with stiffener in back and felt and leather soles—top piece heel.—7s lid net cash. Also in New Red with black silk. —Same price. WOMEN’S DAINTY SLIPPERS. Ever so warm in felt, with silk pom finish; comfy, padded leather heels and soles. In Cherry, Old Rose, Purple, Helio, Pink, Saxe and Black.—7s 6d and 7s lid net cash. LOVELY SUEDE SLIPPERS. Court style, in all leather, with lambs’ wool lining, pump soles and low leather heels. A delight to wear. Old Rose, Dark Saxe, Mauve, Brown. Splendid wearers —can be re-soled.—lls 9d net cash. CHILDREN’S SUEDE SLIPPERS. Same quality as the one above, with pom finish. Rose, Saxe and Brown. Sizes 4 to 1,4 s lid to 7s lid net cash, according to size. CHILDREN’S COSY’ SLIPPERS In camel hair, one-bar and ankle Etrap, with felt and leather soles, also stiffeners.—4 to 2,2 s 6d to 5s 6d, according to size.

Closed Wednesdays 12.30 p.m. Open Saturdays till 9 p.m. THE C. M. BOSS CO; LTD., Palmerston’a Fashion Centre. HUTTON’S Universal Cleanser and Polisher. Soluble and mixes with ■water. Delightful to use, cleans and softens the hands. No greasy or filthy dusters. Cleans and polishes practically everything. Just a few drops on a damp flannel. Will not scratch or injure the finest finished surface. Recommended for washing motor cars. Price Is lid tin at Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. BICYCLE lamps.—Oil, 4s_ and os; gas, 10s 6d to 21s; electric generator, 29s 6d; bulbs, Is 6d; oil, Is; carbide, 6d.—Bycroft’s, Cuba Street. BARGAINS galore at J. R. McKenzie’s gigantic stock-taking sale. All . our beautiful bead necklets to go at half marked prices. JERK —“Bother it 1 A ladder, and a good pair of hose ruined.” Not at all. We have an expert staff to deal with such troubles. Ladders repaired at small cost. —“Aristoc,” Commercial Bldgs, the Square. pYCLE lamps.—We can fix you up VJ with a lamp for your cycle. Oil, carbide and electric lamps. Big and varied selection at the Swift Cycle Depot, 3 itangitikei Street. DOZEN,” the popular influenza mixture, relieves pain and reduces temperature, 2s 6d a bottle.—J. H. Walker, chemist, opp. Railway Station. VALUE for your monoy.— That’s . what you want. That’s what we give everyday. Dark Blue Willow Pattern Cups and Saucers in best English china, teas 12s half dozen, breakfasts 15s half dozen. Plates to match 8s half dozen. Cake Plates 3s _3d each. Sugars and Creams 6s 6s pair. We also have this celebrated pattern in the light blue. Watson Bros., Ltd.. Big Cash Store. TF you seek a clean burning coal, A specify Glen.—B. Archer (phone 6330). GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 35 per cent, cheaper; 1 dozen white pillow slips 5s lid, coloured towels from Is 3d pair, bed spread from 5s 6d, coloured quuts from 7s 6d. A HEAL good tyre saves you rrom. 1 1 • many punctures.—Tho Swift Cycle Depot, 3 Rangitikei Street. Prices range from 7s 6d to 17s 6d; all leading makes in stock. /EARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 35 per VJ cent, cheaper in white all wool New Zealand blankets. Extra large size single beds, 22s 6d pair; doubles 29s od pair. EMARKABLE Values. - English E P.N.S. ware at 25 per cent, reduction—s per cent in tho £l—during our peeat stocktaking sale. Buy now and save money.— J. R- McKenzie s Ltd. FOX chokers (genuine) from 30s, silk lined.—H. H. Blandford, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. G' ARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 35 "per cent, cheaper.—Men’s all wool overcoats, 39s 6d ; Palmer Nap trousers 6s lid ; Men’s singlets from Is 6d; all wool singlets and underpants 6s 9d.

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