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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2716, 25 June 1925, Page 8

m 20 ONLY LADIES’ ALL WOOL COSTUMES in beautiful soft wool, with pretty contrast in art. silk, long 1 roll collar and cross-over effects, with and without belt's. Your choice of Saxe, Mole, Brown, Grey, Tan; were Signs. CARNIVAL PRICE 79/6 18 ONLY ALL WOOL COSTUMES in good Winter weight, with contrasting stripes in wool, long roll collars, crojss-over styles. O.S. and W sizes. In Grey, Fawn, Tan, Mole; were 6gns. CARNIVAL PRICE 84/S ONLY COSY WOOL AND ART. SILK COSTUMES, with long roll collars .and belts. Suitable small woman. Nigger, Dark and Light Grey, Kingfisher; wore 79/6 to 84/-. CARNIVAL PRICE 59/6 SMART JUMPER SUIT in Nut Brown Wool, with contrast check design on collar, cuffs and foot of jumper, finished narrow belt, plain ribbed skirt. CARNIVAL PRICE 69/9 MODEL JUMPER COSTUME in the new speckled wool, with contrast in Art. Silk in check design at foot of garment and cuffs, adjustable collar, narrow belt. CARNIVAL PRICE sgns MODEL TUNIC SUIT in l All Wool, with fine interwoven Art. Silk contrast on collar, cuffs and foot of tunic, adjustable collar, finished narrow belt. Smart Plain Skirt on sateen top with elastic band. In Fawn; also Nut Brown. CARNIVAL PRICE £5 12/6 4 ONLY. KNITTED WOOL COSTUMES in Creme, with long roil collar in Art. Silk contrast; also on cuffs and foot of coat; cross-over styles with plain skirt. CARNIVAL PRICE 45/40 ONLY DAINTY WOOL AND SILK CARDIGANS Of beautiful quality, finished two pockets, Women's size only, in Rose, Saxe, Creme, Grey, Apricot, Navy and Lemon; were .17/6. Carnival Price 126 Ask in Underclothing Department about the Combs., Nightdresses, Vests etc., that we arc selling for one penny a garment. 20 ONLY SMART LUXOR SPORTS COATS. With long roll collars. cross-over styles, with narrow belt, in pretty shades of heather, Fawns, Browns; were 3 5/-. Carnival Price ® tel m Collinson & Cuiminghame LIMITED. BROADWAY AND KINGSWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH

Afternoon tea at Collinson and Cunnlnghame’s tea-rooms will be made additionally enjoyable by the playing every afternoon of “The Collinghame Trio,” under the able leadership of Miss Hancock, the well-khpwn musical director of the Palace Theatre orchestra. The combination of violin ’cello and piano is always very much appreciated, and a musical treat is promised to all patrons. For safety's sake it were best to book the table the required day.