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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11366, 12 October 1917, Page 4

we are mm show hc our hew SEASON’S MATERIALS & : SIYLES We invite you to inspect early Great care has been used in the selection of those goods. Modes of the moment are on view to assist you in tho selection of Style. Ready-to-wear Costumes of the Newest and Latest, in. Silks and Gabardines, from 6 to 12 Guineas. We have added to our staff, men of London and Paris experience. “ COOPER’S ” Costume Specialists. 39, AVENUE, WANGANUI. OUR EGOmiG&L PRICES ATTRACT OVER 2000 PURCHASERS EVERY WEEK. New Sultanas ... .•• 9d per lb New Currants ... ... 8d per lb New Seeded Raisins ... 8d pkt. New Dessicated Cocoanut 8d per lb Icing Sugar ... ••• 5d per lb flavouring Essences, 3 bottles Is 3d A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE WISDOM OF VOOR ACTION. JIMMER’S CASH STORE a “ the Store that Grows.” THE. SQUARE. Palmerston North. W.,T. HIGGINS^ (A.E.1.8.A., F.N.Z.1.A.) AECHITECi. MA'BMN. SOW KOSS’ mm grade seeds. WTEGETA-BLE and FLOWBR33BBDS Y from the beet British and Colonial Souses, Bpray’your fruit trees with l LIME SULPHUR. Kill, Ail Scale; RED OIL. VBRMORITB, ETC. SHAW BAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS f TO ENGLAND. 1 THE LARGEST PASSENGER ! STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. The Superb 12,000 ton Twin-screw Passer:ger Steamers of the Shaw, Savill Line make frequent Sailings to the United j Kingdom, Unsurpassed Accommodation for First, J Second, an.. Third Class Passengers. I All vessels ate fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, “and Patent Fire EntmI guishors. Passengers also Booked to United States Forts, and passages from London may bo , arranged here. For fall particulars apply to the Agents F. H. HATHEKLY, Marton.^ LEVIN &5C0,, Ltd., Peiiding and Bulls. ■^7 > '- r' i ,,i V jM 52* V. f rf/'* 1 Vl u - ' ;v — Y / See our stock of; ENGAGEMENT USMGS, CHESS RIKGS. WEDDING RINGS. T. 8 HER LAW, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, TAIHAPE. ’Phone 108. TO TEST OF THIS ADVERTISING SPACE ' WE ARE OFFERING 33 PAIRS OF ; LADIES' SHOES NOW WORTH 25 6d | PER PAIR, FROM OCTOBER 3rd to ' OCTOBER lOtli at 22s PER PAIR. (Shoe store! MARTON. ASTRONOMICAL HIGH WATER AT RANGITIKEI HEADS. '"‘This evening, 7.40. To-morrow morning, 8 4 SUNSET AND SUNRISE This evening, 0.34 To-morrow morning, 5.34 PHASES OF THE MOON, OCTOBER. D H M Full Moon 1 7 S a.m. Last Quarter 8 9 51 a.m. New Moon 1(1 2 IS p.m First Quarter 23 2 14 p.m. Perigee, 131. llh. 43miu p.m Apogee, 28J. 9h. 45min a.m. I