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GENUINE REDUCTIONSGreat Clearance of Silk Blouses, Skirts, etc. MRS. BEVAN'S, Near Everybody's Theatre, and Ferguson St., FEILDING, Useful Tweed Skirts (dark), from 11/9; All-wool Striped and Check do., buttons same material, no two alike, v.ary smart for 49/6; All-wool do., piain colours, trimmed, covered buttons, 29/6; striped and Plain Fugi Silk Blouses, reduced, 25/6; Striped Jap Silk do., worth 27/6 for 16/11; Jap Silk Blouses, pink, saxe, rose, brown and white, navy and black and violet, for 14/11; great clearance in Voile Blouses for 9/11; Wool Sports Coats from 29/6; 'Net Blouses, square, round and V necks, for 16/11; Knitted Gloves, navy, brown, and white, 11/pair; 6 large Hair Nets, grey, brown, black) for 1/-; 6 doz. Domes, black and white, for 1/-; 6 Collars, assorted, tor 1/-; Long- Net Collars, trimmed, •i/11 for 3/11; Wool Fisher Caps, 4/11; Wool Booties, 1/11 pair; Striped Crepe Blouses, to clear 6/11; Crepe de Chine, 4 oin wide, rose, saxe, brown and lavender, for 9/11 yard; Dew Drop 'Net, 40in, sky, worth 15/6, for 9/11; Dew Drop Evening Scarves, navy, lemon and white, worth 15/6, for 9/11; rfavy all-wool Costumes, reduced, £6/19/6; useful Tweed do., 59/6; useful ready to wear Hats, 12/6; grey, tan, mole, putty, saxe and black Lisle Hose, 2/11.

THE EYE IS THE WINDOW OF THE SOUL. OUR grandparents are no more ..in need of a good Optician than our grandchildi ->.n. The very young and the very old, as well as the folks between those extremes, are neglecting their eyesiglit in a criminally careless manner. "Criminal" is not too strong a term, as uo many accidents on railways, and other highways, aa well as In the cit> streets and upon the waferways, are the result of defective vision. Why does that businessman, when trying to enjoy "a quiet read," so freauently pinch his eyes with his fingers? He thinks it is only a touch of that tired feeling, but he is wrong. A visit to a reputable, skilled and experienced Optician would prove this effectually. And a pair of glasses, made to suit his case, wouldVmake all the difference between the disagreeable and the enjoyable when reading or writing. Parents should take a hirtP 1 from this. Study your children. Many a so-called "dull scholar" is only so because of some defect of the eyes. Do not neglect the eyesight of your children. You take them to the dentist, you go there yourself, and it Is quite as necessary that the Optician should be consulted. Good teeth are valuable without a doubt, but who would say that their eyes are less valuable? Rather is it a fact that a pair of perfect eyes is worth many times more than the best set of teeth ever possessed. If you have defect of vision consult our MR RUSSELL, Qualified Opathalmic Optician and Professor of Optometry, who has spent foux-teen years as a teacher <yf Optical Science. v Russell & Imies, MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS, Rangitikei St. (next Bank of N.Z.), PALMERSTON NORTH • .

KIRKLAND ELECTRICAL , SUPPLY CO EOPLE who are looking ahead are getting prepared for Elec- . tricity. Electrical Installations, Wiring Lighting, am! all Latest Novelties. \ WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. The Square Palmerston N, P.O. Box 350 'Phono 390. • TjTLOWERING SHRUBS from 6d " each; hedge plants from 6/- per 100; shelter trees from 5/- per 100. Large stock of first-class Apple and other Fruit Trees cheap. Catalogues now ready. B. H. JUST BOTANICAL NURSERIES. PALMERSTON NORTH. EY OUR FAMOUS MILD CUBE PALM BEAND HAMS AND BACON. They are the best. BEET HANSELL, JUST ARRIVED. A fine shipment of all the latest Wallpapers made. H. W. H. HOLBROOK PAINTER & PAPERHANGER,

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Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1809, 6 May 1921, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1809, 6 May 1921, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1809, 6 May 1921, Page 6

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