Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12910, 6 October 1914, Page 6

Really Charming Dress Blouses. Pretty White Voile Blouse, with low cut collar, embroidered and edged. Down the front are two rows of pin tucks, each row with 15 tueks.- The front of Blouse has two effective embroidery panels, with one central panel of fine Valenciennes insertion, buttons up the back. The full length Bleeves have tucked cuffs. As shown below 9s lid. Most Becoming French Style Blouse, in a duWity white voile of specially good quality. Very dressy lace collar. Newest sports sleeves with turn back cuffs—a form of the fashionable double cuffs. Front of Blouse is finished with very fine pin tucks. As shown above 7s 6d. Our Best Value White Voile Blouse, im a mice fine quality. A charming sollar mves the much desired open•throatea effect. Collar is square at back, very prettily embroidered and tucked with pin tucks. It is edged with a fine edging that is carried down the front of Blouse to match. The sleeves are full three-quarter length with turn back cults, feather■titehed, tueked and embroidered. The plainness of the back is relieved by four double rows of fine tucks. As show* above 9s lid. Collinson & Cunninghame Ltd. Each C ustomer Gets a War Rebate of Id in Every Is.

Mr G. H. Parry stated at a meeting of the Masterton Chamber of Commerce that he was much struck with the water power available for electric ; purposes in the Makuri district. He ' had seen several settlers there using electric power from small creeks. He thought that the utilising of the Waingawa river for power purposes should not be lost sight of. Other members agreed with Mr Perry in this last connection, and it was understood that the matter would be brought up at a later meeting, when Mr J. C. Cooper was present. The three best and most reliable FOUN» AIN PEN'S ari the SWAN 12s 6d, WATERMAN 13s «<I and ONOTO 15s. Thcao can be procured at BENNETT'S, where there ia a very line selection.* Little Jack Horner sat sick in a corner, A-coughing and rubbing his eyes, While Granny was waiting and watching him taking A dose fit to poison the flies. a draught Q her own, and far best left alone, Which she made her young victim endure — - -J 0, the silly old v muff! to brew . worthless home stuff When there's Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.