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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 1941, 8 October 1921, Page 4

2/- DISCOUNT OFF EVERY £1 FOR 14 DAYS ONLY. Ladies' Covert Coats, 50/, to SO/; •were 90/ to 160/. Ladies' Fancy Rush Plats, 3/6. Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 1/6 pair. Ladies' Black and Grey Lisle Hose, 2/9 pair. Ladies' Dark Grey Wool and Cotton Hose, 2/11 pair. Ladies' White Voile Blouses from 5/11. Ladies' Coloured Tobralco Blouses, 5/11. Ladies' Coloured Moirette Underskirts from 6/11. Ladies' White Cotton Bloomers, 3/6 pair. Childrens' Meroerised Cotton Singlets, sizes 1 to 6, 2/6 each. Double width Curtain Nets, from 2/ yard. Creme Mosgiel Flannel, 27 inches wide, 2/8 yard. Double width Nurse's Cloth, 2/3 yard. Figured Voiles 40 inches wide, 273, 2/10 yard. Doubles width Crepettes, in checft and stripes, 2/3 yard. Men's Raincoats 45/; were 95/. Men's Lounge Felt Hats, from 9/6. Men's Working Trousers, 9/, Men's Denims, 6/9 pair. Men's 9oz Denims 9/ pair.. Men's Striped Neglige Shirts, 5/11. Men's Socks, cashmere finish, 3 pairs for 2/6. Men's Cotton Singlets, 2/11, 3/11. Men's Cotton Underpants, 3/11. Men's Police Braces, 2/9 v Men's Linen Collars, 1/3. Men's Phillips' Rubber Soles and Heels, 3/6; were 6/6. Men's Tennis and Bowling Shoes, Fleet Foote, 11/3 pair. J. HADFIELD, BANGITIKEI STBEET. Open all day Wednesday. Close .Saturdays at 1 o'clock. HARWOOD'S CASH PRICES. Column's Starch, 1/2 lb. • Horton's English Bird Seed, 9d lb. Beaver Sauce, (quarts), 1/6. Bell's Slide Vestas, 2/- dozen. New Prunes, 8d lb. . Best Cream Tartar, 2/- lb. Price's Candles, lfioz. 1/2 lb. Three Star Safeties, lOd dozen. St. Mungo Powder. 1/10 large packet A.J.C. Dessert Fruits, 1/6 tin. Good Salmon, 9d tin. H.P. Sauce, 1/4 bottle. Imperial French Coffee, 2/6 per pound Cannister. Boasted Coffee Berries, 2/- lb. J. L. HARWOOD & CO. LOWER PRICES THAN EVER, EVER THE LOWEST IN PRICE Garland's Baking Powder .. 1/5 tin New Season's Dates 31bs 1/2 Challenge Cornflour .... 3pkts. 1/5 Pineapple Cubes 1/2 tin Harper's Custard Powder .. 1/3 tin Haricot Beans 41bs. 1/2 Pie Fruits 1/6 tin Best Qualitj Rice 31bs. 1/Seeded Raisins 1/3 pkt. Choice Figs lOd lb. Our Own Special Loose Tea 1/9 lb. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY COT. UNIVERSAL y SUPPLx* COY. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY COY, THE SQUARE. DO NOT BE MISLED iO THINK you are having your sight tested by the operator selecting the glass that appears to give the best result on a testing card at the end of a well-lighted room. This Is not sight testing, but it was—in the old days—the days in which the dentist attended to every want of the teeth with the forceps, for science has advanced in the Optical world, the Bame as It has in the dental, and all other things. The modern Optician Is a man carefully trained in the use "f the Tflsoptometre. Unfortunately for the many students of the Science of Optics, few can learn to skll fully handle this Instrument. It is not something that can be taught to all ,men; it becomes natural to the few. A child of three months of age can be tested, and likewise the older children and adults, without the operator relying in any way upon the answers of the patient. Our Mr Russell is an expert with the visoptometre. The rapid growth of the business of Russel and Innes is a proof that more than ordinary skill is exercised in their prescribing and manufacturing of glasses. They are now in a position to make any lens with a few hours' notice. Their workshop is operated by skilled me-, chanics. The foreman came direct from one of the largest Optical firms in Glasgow to take the position with Russell and Innes. CONSULTING HOURS: 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. •Phone 1241. RUSSELL AND JNNES, CONSULTING AND MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS. Next Bank of New Zealand. RANGITIKET STREET. PALMERSTON NORTH.