PETfcTin Axmbuter and Brussels—Piece Goods & Squares.' The assortment is most varied, the Qualities are most excellent, the Colourings and Designs are the Best we have ever handled. WeJeeJ acre that there. it no better selection of theto Goods, nor can the same slbbb of Goods be bought at lower figures, ; Brussels Squares, 9 by 9, £4, M 10s. £5 6b Brussels Squares, 9 by 10ft. 6in.. £i 17s 6d, £5 10>, £6 Brussels Squams, 9 by 12, £5 10s, £6 10?, £7 10s Brussels Squares, 12 by 12, i 7, £8 6a v Brus?e Tqna-rs, 12 by 18f\ Gin., £ ss, £lO ixminetor Squares from £ to £lB 10s Hair Banners from 2s fid to 12s 6d yard ■ victoriFhouse, i PALMER TON N. The |3tore that Serves yon B : gbt. ANCHESTER BAJSAAR 20 to 25 PEE CENT. OFF LAKGJH! VASES For one Week Only. To Clear for CASH. See Show Window. MILSONT COLE'S MANCHESTER SQUABE, FEILDING. A FEW YEARS AGO - the CLABKSON CYCLE '* sprang into cxistenoe. tho trado we did then was not much. But ii grew —and grew—BDd grew. People saw that tho CLABKBON CYCLE was no ordinary kind of t ycle. and they soon found out its superiority;; Hence its popularity. It is fitted with all tho Latest Improvements, and the price, £lB fs within the reach of oveiyone. Oor EASY TEBMS TABLE will fce font to you on receipt of your Postcard W. CLABKSON, CYCLE AGENT, PEILD i N G. A. J. HAYWAEP, Agmt for Maron ""ANTED to Rent—Seven-roomed * * House in or near Marton. Av> ply by letter to A. 8., Advocate office, Eent no object for a suitable place. /AN.TED— Man accustomed to sheep, with couple of good dogs. State previous expedience. Apply—Box 6, Utiku. /ANTED— Ladiea' and Gentlemen roquiring Evening Gloves, Slippers, and Dress Ties to visit McELDOWNEY'S S ores, Marton, Hunteiville and Taihapp fTANTED to correspond . -< ' V tleman (any ac-' .- —■"•««• matrimony. Must - with gem Farm Property _,W mtu view to one from I 7" \ 150I 50 S ood i ud S° of and F- 'iJi! \ iutend to purchase IT -IiANK It. DUNNE, Land Agent of Marton. Photos Address—"Hilda," r/o IISANte R. Dr-KWE, Land Agent, Marton.
j\^Y-Shipment of Canadian Rubbers - LT -*- has arrived from Vancouver. Ladies' Gum Boots 9s Gd. Girls' Gum Boots 8s 6d, 9s 3d, Men's Goloshes :Js lid, 4s 3d, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, Ladies' Goloshes 2s lid, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d JOHN COBBE, Boot Importer, jVTEN'S Warm Winter Undcrclothiny. Colonial Larnbswool Undershirts and Pants 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 4s lid, 5s Cd, Cs 3d, Cs lid to 9s 6d. Tbe Eoslyn Delta Finish Unshrinkable Underpants and Shirts, 8s 6d, 9s Cd, 9s lid, 10s 9d. Buy now before the rise takes effect. JOHN COBBE, Feildincr. \ r elvet Mantles, trimmed with silk braiding, usually 49s 6d, now 29s Gd, Gss now 455, 75s now 355; Silk Mantles: richly trimmed, 65s now 29s 6d, 84s now 455. Cloth Mantles, 60s • for 37s fid. /ANTED—Oar Boys to oome along _ .' and get fitted for Suits, Golf Stockings and Overcoats. Bip Stools & Sterling Values at J. McELDOWNEY S Stores, Marton, Huntorville and Taihap'e. TENANTED—Flannelette Buytrs to sea V ? our Values in White, Pink, Cream and Striped Flannelettes.. Prices as aheap as ever, ai less than same goods can be landed in New Zealand to-day at McELDOWNEY'S Stores; Marton, Hunterville, and Taihape. 7 ANTED—Hosiery buyers to see our . / values in Plain and Ejbbed Cashmere Hose. These goods were bought at old prices, and less than we can buy same goods today. At J McELDOWNEY'S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taibape. r-IYCLISTS NOTE.—BBYNOLDS, Ltd., VJ Palmereton North, can supply jcu with anything in "tho Cycle Line within twenty-four hours from receipt of order at 20 per cent, cheaper than your local agent. Post us your order to-day. T'OH SALE, a small number of Good Solid Totara Strainers at Bargain Prices. Apply at once to Ken Keaolf, the Matt, Marton. KNOWN—That "Tho » » Phoneries," opposite platform, Main Street, do not require to give their goods away, the demand for music and records being so enormous. /ANTED KNOWN— That visit- * * ors waiting for the trains after seeing the Show, may spend a pleasant half hour at *' The Phoneries," uppositß platform, where tho brightest and sweetest music may be heard. Open every nig ht till 10 o'clock. '"ANTED KNOWN That the T * largest and best stock of Edison's Becnrds and Phonographs may be obtained at " The Phoneries." Main Street AVest, opposite platform. TTTrANTED-Football ond Hookey v V enthusiasts to visit BEYNOLDS SPORTS DEPOT, The Square, Palmortton North, where there is a fino >c> assortment of this Season's Eequieites Clubs are allowed a liberal discount. They have also on view Golf Clcbs by the be:t makers, and Guns and Ammunition in Rrf at variety. 'ANTED KNOWN—For Kapoo Beds, Blaukets, Elder Ccwa Quilts, Satin and Honey Comb Quilts, go to J). WILSON, EoDgotea. WANTED KNOWN-Gum Boots, Sea Boots, Watertights, and all seasonable Footwear. Lowest Prices for Best Goods. D. WILSON, Eongotoa. RANTED KNOWN —For Best > Value in TEAS, go to WILSON'S, BongoJea. r ANTED;. KNOWN—For House- ■ - hold Lonmongery, GilranizeIron and Wire, Cement, and all Fsrm Beqaisitsß go to or write to D. WILSON, Bongotfa, for quotations.
/ ANTED TO SELL - Goni'a . - B.S.A. Bioyolo. Just been overhauled and examine 7, end had ononew tyre fitted, J rice, £3 10s cash. Easy terms arranged. ADAMS, Ltd., lata Adams Star Oyole Co.. Avenue, Wang%nni. 0 YOU WANT A BIOYOLE -* Get it new. Write to G. BABRY k Co., Fei'diog for their list of Secondhand Machines, Guaranteed in. good order. From 50s. Q1»D» SW3WilQ^ai»El3l>aft«3Etifil jng, are fitted witn all the latest conveniences required by the travelling public. Up-to-date Vehicles for biro also, Saddle and Harness Horses. Charges modetate. - Also, roomy Loose Boxes to lot, snitabie for racehorses Telephone 95.—F. FLAVALL, Pic. , rletor. HOB SALE—Good Bound Seoond- . 1 hand CYCLES, including Massey - Harris, 1 udgo. Singer, Centaur, Hum* . i. ... n . _ t» c. » *t .•. t \ -ry *. . . rom 50a. Complete with Acoeesorfei nd Good Tyros. G. BAB BY & .Co. ; Kimbolton Boad, Fuldinß. ■ /;, ANTED TOSELE-Gent's 8.8. coaster hub and new tyres. Justus overhauled and enamelled in our factor, Price £7 10s oanh to piompt buy .■;*<■-,
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8843, 20 June 1907, Page 3
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