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Manawatu Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 279, 3 December 1907, Page 6

COTTON GOODS. '»'•" EM, ' 15 per cent. Discount. 3/- In £. By en< * °* January, 1908, the Yf wAj) NA. duty will be taken off Cotton and «fc\/ I©f Jj) Linen Piece Goods, which will XT^ Ql&Bilr mean a considerable reduction in Pt prices. By that time yon will, without doabt, have bought all /\" your cotton and linen materials for fVj ' ™ " 1 Jg>% fc||| this season, so that in the ordinary A <£■ " I way you would not reap any benefit I \4SBm I until next summer. jj rri A T?T"p"p 1 J Wβ are going to meet you now /I JL JXJ - VJ -*- J- ' in the matter. We are not going I I to wait, but are giving a SPECIAL I 1 Disoount of 3/- in the £, for Cash I J Only, for 14 days off all Cotton and jA Linen Piece Goods that will be JM C[ A TiE affeoted by the new toriff. Jwi * Whatever you may need in m J Prints, Muslins, and other Cotton \m| Dress Goods, Dress Linens, Irish Damasks, Towellings, Tickings, jfjem^Ut~~ etc., you can buy them now at the ; yJWr Tariff Sale at prices which mean a ' (fill |fc3 substantial eaving to you. Special Tariff Discounts, Sa.txjb- \ DAT » November 23rd, to Fridat, 1 Wf December 6th. \kjl . Think! Is it not to your interest %!% UT TOur Cotton and Linen AmSh Goods here? " STERLING HOUSE," THE SHOP FOR EVERYBODY, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. MANAWATU MONUMENTAL WORKS, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Call and inspect our stock of MARBLE and GRANITE MEMORIALS 800 designs to choose from. All Work Guaranteed. Concrete Walls Erected in any part of the difltriok Rust Stains in Marble Memorials Avoided. H.-HOAR. AC PI AIIQHM ,NV,TES YOU T0 inspect . C. IILAUuLn His Great Display of CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AND GOODS. THE BEST THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN IN ANY PART OF THE DOMINION. WALK RIGHT IN. NO ONE ASKED TO BUY. jjjjjjjjH BENS DORP pj^jyLr"" coco 1 m j v ■» PURITY I%_jlj I £ - ] QUALITY^ r^——y^^WSDOB 18 ■?■ -I economy^ JtOYAL ouTC,r Got! twW n far *s other*, the* ■y=?r COCOA c oß ** lew * gnd there , * no b< J^IWuJThoUA! , * COCOA made.

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