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SOMETHING NEW IN GRASS HARROWS PATENT ADJUSTABLE POINTS ENSURING LIGHT DRAFT. The BEVIN HARROW HAS EXCLUSIVE FEATURES. Costs Less, Easily Transported, Adjustable Penetration, Very light draft. A Wonderful Implement. Send for Catalogue or Inspect th*a Harrow in Our Showrooms. N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op, Dist. Co., Ltd., SOLE AGENTS, FEILDING. ■pX)B Your Painting and Paperhanging requneuicuis. i'ry *»?< Bewett, 18 Owen Street. Peilding ■CHARMERS! Replace those tanks now. Aii sizes op hand. Inspection invited. For urgent plumbing jobs ring 259. Hot water experts. Distance no object.—T. Trickiebank, the Modern Plumber, 80 Manchester St. Note: \Ve have the largest permanent stab. -»f any plumbing firm in the Manawat.

FEILDING FREEZING WORKS TIIOS. BORTH WICK & SONS (A’ASIA) LTD. (Incorporated in England.) PIGS PIGS PIGS We are buyers of all classes of Figs for Export Highest Prices Prompt Payment. AGENTS IN ALL DISTRICTS. 'Phone 310. FEII DENG. P.O. Box 8. “IX/HEX your car gives you trouble, call on or King AKTHUK WOOD & SON, East Street, Feilding. T QOKI Sale of Sales Starting To-day I Furniture, Sewing machines, clocks, everything reduced to clear. If you want it make an offer.— Gray's Furniture Exchange, .Manchester St., Feilding. TXECOVER your Chesterfield Suite now. Let us quote you for repairs and recovering in latest Genoas, Tapestries or moquette. —Fade's, Homo Furnishers, Phone 170. 44 PQOMEBANG' * Songster No. 41, now on sale. Full stocks at, Carthew ’s. TJSE Glen Coal for heating takes a lot of beating. Also town and country carrier. Phone 100.—B. W. Law. 'T’REES, shrubs, roses, flower and vegetable plants obtainable from Pedley’s Nursery, Queen SL, Feilding. TTBE Puke Coal for Satisfaction. Westport Carbonettes, Smithy Nuts and Coke. Maire, Alatai and Rata, and lengths. Bone dry Slabs, 30/- load, 1 sack 1/9. —W. Hunt, Phone S 3, Feildiag. XT’ H. DOWKICK. member New Zea'■'iand Florists' Exchange. Flowers wireu anywhere for aDy occasion. Wedbing bouquets a speciality. Fcrgusson j Street, Feilding. ’Phone 703 A. I

ONLY THREE SALE TO GO l concentrate Shopping at JOHN DAYS MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION ; WE PAY POSTAGE JOHN COBBE & Co your COBBES DRESS AT A FRACTION MATERIALS OF USUAL PRICES 36in. ALL WOOL TWEEDS Latest Chicken-foot designs. Brown, Green, Wine and Black. Usually 6/11 yard. Final Sale Price 2/11 45/50in. FDR FABRIC Final Clearance of odd shades— Brown, Green and Black. Usually 10/6 yard. Final Sale Price 4/11 50in. FUR FABRIC Beautiful Soft Delustrcd Finish. Meal for Coats. Green only. Usually 19/6 yard. Half Price 9/9 y arc *- 54in. TWEEDS Just the thing for kiddies’ coats and skirts, Navy, Brown and Wine with white fleck effect. Usually 8/11 yard. Final Sale Price 3/11 Yd. 54in. FROCKINGS Navy and Brown grounds with coloured knop stripe effects. 24 yards makes a frock. Usually 8/11 yard. Final Sale Price 3/11 “l PRICE REMNANTS” Every one a Bargain! Silks, Cottons and Woollens. Existing prices shattered for the BARGAIN-PACKED CONCLUDING DAYS! I <r FASHIONS RAINCOATS Exceptional Value. Belted Style; Tweed effects; smart checks; also plain colours. All sizes. Usualy 15/6 to 39/6. 9/H EVENING FROCKS Youthful styles. Hared Skirts; Full Buff Sleeves and Basques. In Floral Georgette, Taffeta and Moracain. Sizes S.S.W., S.W., W. Usually 19/6 to 39/6. 10/CARDIGANS All Wool Reseda Green Only. W. fitting, 4-button style. Usually 11/6. 5/“ CHILDREN’S PULLOVERS Cotton and Wool Mixture. Shades Cherry, Sky Green flecked with white. Crewe neck. Sizes 24in. to 32in. Usually 4/11. JJ/JJ under-priced underwear Usually 1/11 —Infants’ Silk and Wool Vests. 9D' each Usually 6/11 —Small Girls’ Three-piece Sets comprising Beret, Scarf, Gloves. 2/6 Set. Usually 6/11 —Ladies’ Morley’s Silk and Wool Panties. Fancy knit. .3/6 Usually 7/11 —Maids’ Coloured Interlock Nightdresses. V. neck, trimmed contrasting colours. 3/11 MORE THRILLING Household Savings Usually 2/3 —31in. Figured Molleton Cloth. Good patterns in Pink, Blue, Fawn. \/- Vd. Usually 1/6 — 36in. Horockses Wincey Bloomer Cloth. Ideal for child9D. Yd. ren s wear. Usually 3/11 —52in. Stockingette Back Ripple Cloth. Colours Pink and Blue. 1/11 Yd. Usually 1/6—s2in. Dice Patern Table Damask. A real bargain. Be early. 9D. Yd Usually 4/6 —52 x 52 Breakfast Cloths. Excellent designs, in assorted colours. 3/6 Yd. The Senior Store FEILDING

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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 175, 27 July 1939, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 175, 27 July 1939, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 175, 27 July 1939, Page 3

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