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Manawatu Times, Volume LIX, Issue 7472, 24 May 1934, Page 3

>♦♦.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK at Cohhe’s H§§ m m Zk Be Thrifty and Wise Buy British Goods. For this week Cobbe’s are featuring merchandise made within the British Empire,. Special displays will reveal only goods of British origin. For thrift when shopping always specify “Made in the Empire.’’ Empire goods can always he depended on to give absolute satisfaction at all times. Pop into Cob he’s and have a look round. “Empire” Fingering Wool, 4 ply, in a lino assortment of plain shades and heather mixtures. Wonderful Value 6d., loz. skein Ladies’ All Wool Bed Jackets. Large fitting, long sleeves, with large collar neatly trimmed. Cobbe’s Value 9/11 Ladies’ Bibbed All Wool Knickers. Wolbmado close fitting garments with elastic waist and ribbed knee. W. size only. In shades of Pink, Apple and Nil. Cobbo’s Value -1/11 pair All Wool Jumpers, with long sleeves and V necks. Mixtures of .Saxo, Scarlet, Brown, Beige, Tangerine and Black/white. Cobbe’s Value 10/0 Ladies’ Woollen Frocks. V necks, attractively trimmed contrasting stripes. Showing in shades of Bust. Green, Navy. Beige and Brown. Cobbe’s Value 29/6 and 35/Anothcr British production, 06in. Crcvel Afgalaine. All wool. Showing in delightful shades'of Beach Brown, Lido, Billiard Green, French Grey, Begatta Blue, Gypsy Gold, Nigger. Briekdust, Fir Green, Camellia Bed, Navy and Black. Cobbe’s Value 3/11 yard Horrockses Washing Coloured Printed Aprons, neatly bound. Wonderful Value at 1/11 Ladies’ Brushed Wool Cardigans. Long sleeves, featuring novelty stripe effects, also plain shades with contrasting stripes at' bottom and cuff. In tonings of Brown, Scarlet, Orange, Navy, Sami and Black. Cobbe’s Value 25/- and 27/6 O 36 inch British Windswept Satins. A beautiful fabric with the reversible marocain back. .In stunning evening tonings. Cobbe’s Value 4/11 yard 'THE CORNER STONE OF VALUE' | 'ON THE SQUARE'- FEILDIHG | THE 1934 HILLMAN MINX A good car made even better l m Si'S "The HILLMAN MINX is erne of those (to me) rare finds-a ear I would like to own.. “The saloon is big enough for four 6-footers to occupy m comfort ... I got about 60 miles an hour . . . and climbed a long and steep hill at the same speed as a ar h.p. and 16 h.p. car. Its pick-up is lively and its acceleration rapid .. . The steering is light and steady, giving the driver control that reminds him of a big car. That, in fact, is the principal charm of this Hillman. It is not in the least like a small car. You change speed on it with just that easy certainty you are familiar with on cars of three- times the price, and twice the power —noiselessly, smoothly, quickly ... I thoug t it something quite out of the ordinary.” John Priolcau in “THE SPECTATOR” Dec. 1,1933. Hillman Minx prices from £302 Hillman 20/70 Prices from £46 0 f.o.b. Main Ports Porls JUSTICE & EDMUNDS, ' Palmerston North. * Todd Motors Ltd., Distributors: WELLINGTON. If you use Commercials’—use Co m m ers” dud aF HU.MBER"HILLMANgCOI^jfjI., p'OB Motor Ecpairs, Petrol, Oil, etc., £ try Arthur Wood, Motor Engineer, Fast Street, Feildiug. "DUKE Coal still same price—Kitchen 4/6; House u/0. Slab wood .1/6 each; 27/6 load. Phone SS.—II. Hunt. IyOBD Car Hoods ready to tack on, " £4. —W. H. Clayton, Car Hood Specialist, Feildiug. GAVEB 300 Tyres in stock. We have ouo to lit your car.— Hooper, Lowe and Co. Ltd., Agents for Inuia Tyres. T tNLERTAKEBS ; Alfred Eado ai and Cabinetmakers. Chester Street. Ail requisites the best procurable. Prices definitely reduced to meet the times. Phones 170 and 638.