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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 142, 17 June 1941, Page 3

SPECIAL COAT WEEK! You’ll agree after visiting MADAM COWAN that your choice is almost unlimited. NEWEST STYLES AND SHADES. All Sizes S.S.W. to X.O.S. Usually signs. This Week 79/6. Usually 7gns This Week 6Jgns. Usually flgns . This Week 6Jgns. REGENT BLDG., BROADWAY, P.N, Telephone 7193. SPEECHLEY’S The Little Shop for Big Values! UNDERCLOTHING SPECIAL. Ladies’ SILK and WOOL VESTS, Sleeveless, full size .. .. 5/11 ea. MAIN ST. WEST. PHONE 5245. HAIR TINTING, BLEACHING AND' TONING. Also Facial Treatments. Charges Moderate. Phone MISS KENNEDY, Consulting Hair and Scalp Specialist, 06 George St. (upstairs). Phone 5110 Clothes Baskets .. .. from 7/11 Linen Baskets from 19/6 Shopping Baskets too, at TINY TOTS GARAGE, Cr. Taonui & Cuba Sts., Phone 6550. SPECIALISTS IN SUNRAY and FRENCH PLEATING OVERLOOKING, HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS COVERED, METAL EYELETS, etc. ALL WORK done in our OWN WORKROOMS. THE “EXCLUSIVE” 114 Broadway, Palmerston North. MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 7323.

Melody Dance Club. The Empire Hall on Saturday evening was exceptionally well patronised for the usual weekly Melody dance, conducted by Miss W. R. Hubbard. The frocking was very attractive and smart designs were seen. A thoroughly enjoyable time was spent by all, the dancers demanding many encores. A professional orchestra of five players rendered delightful, bright numbers. Several novelty prize dances were included. The duties of M.C. were capably fulfilled by Howard R. York. An appreciated extra was kindly played by Mr. Frank Bailey, assisted by Mr. Alan Jordan (drums), and Miss P. Lambarth (double bass). An announcement was made regarding the Melody dance to bo held on Tuesday, June 3 7, in the Cosmopolitan Hall (owing to the usual hall being engaged for the Repertory pro- ! duction). The semi-finals of the waltz- [ ing competition will also take place on | Tuesday. Full details are advertised in this issue. National Club. Elsewhere in this issue members of the National Club and their friends arc notified that the fortnightly euchre evening will be held in the club rooms, Rangitikei Street, to-morrow (Wednesday) at 7.45 o’clock. SLUGGISH LIVER DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS PROVE BENEFICIAL.. Mr. J. Stephenson, 23 Boston Road,, Mt. Eden, Auckland, writes: “As a liver Pill I have used Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a corrective for Liver trouble and Constipation for some years. I can recommend their use, having personally derived benefit wlicu a sufferer from Constipation.”