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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11435, 27 November 1915, Page 2

EXTRAORDINARY HEWS! A SHOPPING TREAT FOR YOU. 15 DAYS’ CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS AT THE BON MARCHE “LATE DELIVERY” SALE. On THURSDAY, November 25th. we open our doors on this Gigantic Summer Shopping Carnival. Prices are, heavily reduced on all goods in all departments a splendid opportunity for you to shop and save - But please note this—the career of this big carnival will be fast, furious—BUT SHORT! 'sThe big money saving event will be before you for 15 days only we impress upon you to come often and early, you will save on every purchase, Goods are the very latest, styles are up to the moment, prices are down to zero. Be here on THURSDAY MORNING AT 9 A.M. and see what splendid bargains abound. The reason for this sale is that a big shipment of summer goods has been delayed for two months and consequently we are overburdened with stockEor examples of the great savings to be effected read over sale c rcular which will be posted on request. But don’t miss this golden opportunity of securing Men’s and Boys’ Outfits, Drapery, Millinery and Made-up Garments, all at SLUMP PRICES FOR SPOT CASH. SPENCE AND SPENCE THE BON M.A.ROHE :: EEILDING THE GERMAN SANTA CLAUS IS DEAD BUT FEILDING FATHER CHRISTMAS IS VERY MUCH ALIVE, AND AT THE Fellding Box & Woodware Factory He is busy preparing for NEW ZEALAND’S JUVENILE PATRIOTS. “ Always be merry and bright,” is a good motto, and nothing can bring joy and gladness to the battalions of Little Ones like the Great Variety of WOODEN TOYS MADE AT THE FEILDING WOODWARE FACTORY. Wheelbarrows, Horses, Eocking-horses, Motor Cars, Timber Waggons, Pull Carts and Swings, Horse and Tip Drays. Cradles and Cots, etc., etc., etc. EVERYTHING TO PLEASE THE KIDDIES. WELL MADE DUE.ABLE TOYS. Ask your grocer for our Domestic Ware. 52 Miles from Wanganui. 12 Miles from Palmerston N. A. BROADBELT AND GO FEILDING. DON’T WASTE MONEY. Wa can save pounds sterling to every family in this district on its BOOT BILLS. Despite the enormous advances in the prices of all grades of leather, we are still selling sound, well-made stylish footwear at last season’s quotations. The low prices are only possible by our forethought m buying huge stocks at the very beginning of the war. Ws are still working on these reserves and so long as we can do this just such time will you be enabled to SAVE A FULL 20 PER GENT, ON ALL FOOTWEAR. and your orders along now. Wa give a discount of Is. in /ery pound for cash only. Here are a few of our well-known guaranteed wearing lines. We stock no shoddy adies’ Black Glace Derby Shoes 12/11, 15/- to 20/adies’ Black Derby Leglats 15/-. 17/6 to 20/-adies’l-Strap Ward Shoes oo /V? sn? ten’s Black Glace Derby Bals . 22 /J 30 V fen’s Split Bluchers , Voir' a - r ten’s Split Watertight Nailed Shooters 15/-. 17/6, 19/6 panten’s Kip Watertight Nailed Shooters 16/11, 17/11, 21/- pair Large stocks of Childrens’ Maids’ and Boys’ Boots and Shoes in all the leading makes. THOMSON AND LOW GENERAL drapers, clothiers, and boot importers. HUNTERVILLB