■ TT7E have opened r New Shipment v* of CARPETS In Aim Lester and Brussel*—HeeeGbods A Squaws.Tbs assortment JiT'itaoH varied, the Qualities are most excellent, the Colourings and Designs Are the Beit we have ever handled; We feel sure that there (s nd better selection of these Goods', nor ‘can the same class of Goods be bought at lower figures, Brussels Squares, 9 by 9, £4, £4 . 10s. £5 6s ; . Brussels Squares, 9 by 10ft. 61n., £4 17a fid, £5 10s, £6 Brussels Equates, 9 by 12, £5 10s, £6 10s, £7 10a Brussels Squares, 12 by ,12, £7, £8 6s . ■ ■ ■ Brus’o Fquvrs, 12 by ISft.'.filn., £ 6s, £lO A xminster Squares from £ to £lB 10s £tair Banners from 2s 9d to 12s fid yard VICTORIA HOUSE, g PALMER TON N. Th« j Store that Servos yon E ght. sis BAZ* 20 to 25 PER CE^ -aAU LAHGB - ■■■p, OFF For one Week ' VAKBS • Only, To Clear for CASH. ~ (See Sbbw WixbW. MIIjSON & COLE'S Manchester square, FEILDING. A FEW YEARS AGO HEN the CLARKSON CYCLE 1 sprang into.existence. the trade we did then was not much. But it grew —and grew—and, grew. People saw that the CLARKSON CYCLE was no ordinary kind of ( ycle, and they soon found out its superiority; Hence its popularity.
II is fitted with all the Latest Improvements. and the price, £lB Is within the reach of oveiyone. Oor EASY TEEMS TABLE will be sent to yon on receipt of yonr Postcard W. CJLAEKSOF, CYCLE AGENT, FEILD x N G. A, J. HAYWARD, Agent for Marion CBMMBWMBtMMaBBBiiBMIBMMBBW—— WANTED —Man accustomed to sheep, with couple of good dogs. State previous experience. Apply—Box 6, Utiku. WANTED to Sell—s Drawer Singer Sewing Machine, neatly new, cost £l3. Will sell for £6 10s, owner leaving. Apply “Anxious,” Advocate Office, Foilding. W r ANTED—A Lady Help to assist with care of two children and do light housework. Mrs Conwat. Glenoroby, Cheltenham, near Feilding. WANTED —A Domestic Help. Apply Mrs T. White, Marion. WANTED —Ladies' and Gentlemen requiring Evening Gloves, Slippers, and Drees Ties to visit MoELDOWNBY’S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihaps, WANTED —A Boy to be generally use •„ ful on a farm. Able to milk an-Jt ride. Apply G. Y. Lethbridge, WANTED to correspo** ’. -7, tie man (any aw, matrimony. Must w \ th . \ lew { ° Farm Property.' ' bo f B°, od l ud Sf °* one from §B { “ nnd li’sfat- A- DUNNE. Land “1“ Agent of Marton. Photos -ged- Address—“ Hilda,” c/o T, ' - IVK II- Dchne, Land Agent, Mar- * i-m IVp Shipment of Canadian Hubber® _• has arrived from Vancouver. Ladies’Gsm Boots 9s 6d. Girls’Gum Boots-8s 6d, 9s 3d, Men’s Goloshes 3s lid, ds 3d, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, Ladies’ Goloshes 2s lid, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 4s fid. JOHN COBBE, Boot Importer, TyTEN’S Warm Winter UnderclothA.JL iny. Colonial Lambswool Undershirts and Paats 3s fid, 4s fid, 4s lid, 5s fid, fis 3d, 6s lid to 9s fid. The Eoslyn Delta Finish Unshrinkable Underpants and v Shirts, 8s fid, 9s fid, 9s lid, 10s 9d. Buy now before the rise takes effect. JOHN COBBE, Feildteg.
AT JOHN COBBE’S—Eich Long Velvet Mantles, trimmed with silk braiding, usually 49s 6d, now 29s Gd, 65s now 455, 75s now 35a; Silk Mantles: richly trimmed, Goa now 29s Gd, 84s now 455. Cloth Mantles, 65s for 37s Gd. ANTED—Oar Boys to come nlohg .- - and get fitted tor Suits, Golf Stockings and Overcoats. Big Stocks & Sterling Values at J. MoELDOWNEYS Stores, Marten, Huntervilie and Taihape, WANTED —Flannelette Buyers to see our Values in White, Pink, Cream and Striped Flannelettes. Prices as cheap as ever, at less than same goods ‘can be landed in New Zealand to-day at. McELDOWNBY’S Stores, Marten, HuniervilM, and Taihape. WANTED— Hosiery buyers to see our values in Plain and Bibbed Cashmere Hose. These 'goods ware bought at old prices, and less than we ban buy same goods to day. At J. McBLDOWNEY’B Stores, Marion, Huntervilie and Taihape. Cyclists note,—Reynolds, Lm, Palmerston North, •ban .supply you with anything in the Cycle Line within twenty-four hoars from receipt of order at 20 per cent, cheaper than your local agent. Post ns your order to-day. WANTED KNOWN—If you have not' tried BOURNVILLE COCOA, you have missed one of the greatest pleasures of life. It is the most delicious of flavoured Cocoas, and poeeesesa delightful aroma. WANTED KNOWN-Have you tried BOUBNVILLE COCOA prepared by Cadbury’s. If not, you are missing a treat. There is nothing superior in . flavoured Cocoas to bo found. Askforßoomvillo Cocoa. FOB SALE, a small number of Good Solid Totara Strainers at Bargain Prices. Apply at once to Ken Keas m, the Mart, Marton. 'p’OCND that the Cocoa possessing the most delicioa s’flavour and delightful aroma is BOtTBNVILLE COCOA. WANTED KNOWN—That “The Phoneiries,” opposite platfonfr. Main Street, do not require to give their goods away, the demand for music and records beiirg so enormous. WANTED KNOWN—That visitors waiting for the trains after seeing the Show, may spend a pleasant half hour at “ The Phonenes” opposite platform, whore the brightest and sweetest music may be heard. Open every night till 10 o’clock.
WANTED KNOWN That tlia largest and best stock of Edison’s Eecnrds and Phonographs may bo obtained at “ The Phoneries.” Main Street West, opposite platform. WANTED -Football and Hookey entbndaets to visit REYNOLDS SPORTS DEPOT, The fiqnaro, Pal-, mevston Noith, whero ihore u a Sno assortment of this Season’s Requisites Clubs aro allowed a liberal discount. They have also on view Goif Ckbe by the bast makers, and Guns and Ammunition in great variety. ANTED KNOWN—For Kapoo Bedb, Blankets, Eider Cows Quilts, Batin and Honey Comb Quills, go to i>. WILSON, Bongotca. 07 ANTED KNOWN-Gum Boots, - T Son Boots, Watsrtighte, and all Bcasoaablo Footwear. Lowest Prices for Best Goods. D. WILSON, Bongotsa. TAINTED KNOWN-For Best v » Value in TEAS, go to WILSON’S, Songotca. TI7'ANTED KNOWN—For Howev v hold Ironmongery, Galvanize Iran and Wire, Cement, and all Farm Eeqoiritssso to or write to D. WILtON,; .jfcmgbtea, lor quotations,' - tjTi ANTED TO SELL - Gent’s I vV 8.8. A. Bicycle. Just been overhauled and examine 4, end bad one new tyre fitted, Price, £3 10s cask. Easy terms arranged, r ADAMS, Ltd,, late Adams Star Cycle Co., Avenue, , Wan-, gahut. ‘
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8841, 18 June 1907, Page 3
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