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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11437, 30 November 1915, Page 7

MEN’S OUTFITTING. 'a offer the greatest inducement to buyers of these goods, whicd are brimful quality and value, while our stock offers a large variety for selection. and Cream Mercerised shirts, brands on collars, 4/6, 5/6, 5/11. Mercerised Shirts, with bands, 6/11. Striped Soft Shirts, with bands, 5/6, 5/11 Tussore Silk Shirts, with bands, 11/6 Working Shirts, in variety, 3/5, 3/9, 4/6. Hats, Panamas and Soft Pelt Hats, reliable quality, 4/6, S/G to 10/6. Men’s Underwear in all grades at prices to suit everybody. WE SPECIALISE IN THE BEST SUITS TO MEASURE. ndsr the skilful hands of expert workers, and guarantee a fit in every case. NOTE THE PRICES.—6O/-, 75/-, 80/vou require a suit for the holidays order at once, so as to avoid disappointJ ment later. FURNISHING. A THOSE ABOUT TO FURNlSH.—Linoleums, Floorcloths, Carpet Miners, Sofa Rugs, Hearth Rugs, Mats, Mattings etc., still at the old ■if'cs Wo have not advanced the price, having made our purchases before rises took place. Take advantage of the present low price, they will not last long. 9 nes and McGregor, limited, Irect Importers, - ■ "" gul * B. Hr 4de to Measure from the Finest of the Season’s Fabrics. Smart KAGANSKI Version of the Latest Mode The new short coat and wide flaring skirt are made very charmingly the skilful designing and cutting of “ Kaganski.” This costume will appeal to the lady who desires to be in fashion but “ out of the rut. 5/ Guineas. Patterns and Self-measurement Forms on Request. 4 4 KAGANSKI, ?? COSTUME SPECIALIST. 30 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. ’PHONE 421. r'C? /£q v*j\ f mm. igsSSK Fascinating Books FOR BOYS, GIRLS AND TINY TOTS. Here are hundreds of delightful books that youngsters ravel in—stories of won - I dec, imagination and adventure, which hold them enthralled —tales of travel in far led lands, historical stories and poetry, For the very young people we have beautiful Ijicture books and toy books bound in most attractive style and containing fine colj cured plates. You could not.provide more pleasing or better literature for boys and girls of all ages than this series of “ Children’s Books,” etc. [FATHERS AND MOTHERS,' BEAR THESE, IN MIND AS ? XMAS GIFTS. They are all Priced at Easy Figures. A. B. InilCS, Bookseller, MARTON. 77 i i m 'mss m E. CHASE, CROFTON AND MARTON. The Oldest Established Wheelwright and General Biacksmith in the District. P.O. Box 15. Phones 10D and 10M. IN thanking my customers for past favours I beg to notify that I have a ataS of first-class workmen in both my establishments —in Croftoa and my Marion Branch in Wellington Road, opposite McKenzie’s Motor Garage—where shoeing will ta carefully attended to, and all agricultural implements repaired at the shortest notice. lam prepared to build Waggons, Spring Drays, Tray Gigs and all classes of Vehicles of the latest designs and at reasonable prices. As I import all my timber d'tom Australasia, I cau guarantee the best seasoned materia! used. 1 am prepared to repair, paint and trim all kinds of vehicles, and I anij making a .■speciality to repair and paint motor cars at most reasonable prices. lam also agent for Booth McDonald and International Harvester Oo.’s Implements. McCormick and Colonial Drills, Lime Sowers. Steel Queen Disc Harrows, 3 and 2 furrow ploughs, Binders and Mowers, Hay Rakes, Lime and Manure Distributor All implements not in stock obtained at the shortest notice. 1 have engaged the services for the coming season of an experienced hand for retiring all kinds of machines’. Send your binders in early to be repaired, I am prepared to take second-hand vehicles and implements in part payment for nsw. I have.for sale, 1 second hand full-lock light waggon, 1 German waggon, 1 ex'Ptass, 1 4-inch tyre dray, Massey-Harris binder. All in good order. E. CHASE, Crofton and Marlon.