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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11583, 25 May 1916, Page 7

Jones and McGregor, Ltd., Have pleasure in inviting inspection of their newly arrived stock °' WINTER GOODS. Blankets. Rugs, Eider Down. Honeycomb and Marcella Quilts. Woollen Garments, Heavy Warm Underclothing. Overcoats, Rainproofs, Oilskins and Oily Goats, Table Covers, Hearth Rugs and Carpet Squares. All in great variety. Ai S o—LADIES’ WINTER COSTUMES and MILLINERY, and everything of the very best in Men’s Hosiery and Mercery. SUITS TO MEASURE a Speciality. Eit Guaranteed. Prices irom d£3 3 s upwards. Bor the convenience of our customers our BOOT DEPARTMENT has been removed into the rear of Drapery Establishment, where we have just opened up a large and varied selection of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Eootgear, and where our clients may rely on the promptest and best of attention at all times. Jones and Direct importers, .fTL McGregor, Limited, Bulls. THE SCARCEST THING IN THE TRENCHES WRITING PADS. Have you seen some of the curiosities in the way of “ letters ” which have come from our boys at “ the front” ? Notes scrawled on cigarette boxes, pieces of newspaper, scraps 'of cardboard and all kinds of oddments —whatever they can find to write upon to the dear ones at home. For notepaper and envelopes are a luxury seldom to bo thought of out there. your soldier, who’s always thinking of you as he braves the hardships of war_ will Lreciate immensely a package of writing materials Don t let him feel be is cut Krom telling his friends and relatives the news. Como in and get a supply of writing pads and envelopes—to-day, and post it to him oy oar y like a fountain pen and pencils too. A. B. |NNES f Bookseller and Stationer, iarton.

Brass Signifies Brightness. So. do Costumes made by JAMES BRASS, Ladies 5 Tailor* which give a bright appearance to the wearers. Note the address and call now. 105 Avenue (Upstairs), (Over Lairds, Florists), WANGANUI, Phone 994. OHARLES ROUND, Certificated Sanitary Plumber, NORTH BROADWAY, MASTON. First class workmanship. Moderats charges. Telephone 167. CALL FOR “TUI AUR & STOUT BREWED BY THE NORTH ISLAND BREWER? GO.. LID. MANGATAINOKA. HENDERSON BROS MILLERS ... MAETON ASK FOR “Silver Gem ’’ Flour. Bran, Pollard, Pigmeal in stock. Fowl Wheat in any quantity at lowest current rates. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. G. HENDEH^N, i Man agar. piGtiT""riGS e PIGS. The Woodvitle Bacon Company, Ltd., will receive Bacon Pigs at the following weighing stations: —

MAY. Mangaweka, Monday — S Huntorville, Tuesday— D - Halcombo, Monday 1 Feilding, Tuesday 2 1C Rongotea. Tuesday 2 1G —^3o Ohakaa" Wednesdays 3 BUYER — G. J. MASTERS, HUNTERVILLE, ’Phone 39D, W. Dimock & Co., Ltd.. Will receive Prime Bacon Pigs at the following weighing stations: — MAY. Feilding, Monday Ashhurst, Monday Apiti, Wednesday Kimbolton, Tuesday Halcombo, Tuesday Utiku, Wednesday Rata, Thursday Ohakea, Friday Rongotea, Friday _ _ __ 29 _ _ _ 30 dune Ist June 2nd June 2nd Pigs received at Halcombo from 12 a m. to 2 p.m. BUYERS; James McAlley, Denbigh Street, Feilding ; H. Ware, Frita Street, Palmerston North, Feilding Bacon Company WILL receive Bacon Pigs at the fols lowing weighing stations : MAY. Mangaonoho, Monday 1 IS Rata, Tuesday 2 Rata, Wednesday Hours of receiving—10,20 to 2 p.m. Buyer- -K, McNAE, Phone 59, HunterviUe.