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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11450, 1 February 1918, Page 6

omm mitubp w«jjj miflWElf icS^A. seii if AVsr cS*js> Wfsf m “It would pay me to lock up my warehouse and lose the key for twelve _ i a t _ . • • !il v*lr« f ei nvnmi nAr.t K IS pafUcUJi'jiny wca uuugiu *.i*aa » Jiaai - a *, a great investment opportunity for YOU ! INVEST 1 DRAPERY DURING OUR SALE-PRICES' MUS’ USE Enjoy a Free Return Trip to Palmerston. Customers travelling from Levin, Matamau, ElcetaImna, Turaldna, Eoxton, Iluntcrville, and intermediate stations will have the full amount of their second-class return railway fare refunded by ua upon spending 50/in cash during our Sale. This means a free trip to Palmerston for YOU. Why not avail yourself of tho oiler I POSTAGE PAID ON GOODS. If unable to come, send for patterns_ and prices. Postage on goods will bo paid for cash with-order. £IOO,OOO And tho whole of it bought in_ the best markets. Grand values always in every section —sale or no sale. It will pay - you "to invest in drapery at our sale. Prices MUST rise. Sale Bargains in Costumes, Frocks, Millinery, Blouses, Dress Goods, Neckwear, Laces, Baby Wear, and Toys. 17th JANUARY to 2nd FEBRUARY INCLUSIVE. lV& awl td I ill jLilli Ww ®BS

GRAND OPENING FOR THE YEAR 1918. HIM k GlOßfil’S @T®at Mew Teas 5 paa f tea COMMENCING JANUARY 24th. Instructions have gone forth to the heads of the departments to make prices for this great Challenge Sale the most enticing yet, to sell goods regardless of cost, and to be sure that the prices are low enough to clear out Summer Stocks. Consequently wc have to announce a rare and reckless feast of bargains in MEN'S & BOYS’ CLOTHING & MERCERY. ALSO MWB WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR, Our special offerings will form a bargain opportunity that can never, occur again. BETTER COME EARLY. MILLAR k iOH THE GREAT OUTFITTERS PALMERSTON vzrttrzz: ttj a « SURE SAVINGS OH SENSIBLE, SUMMERY, SOFT SHIRTS. fjo M Say this over quickly six limes then come right along to THOMSON’S whore you’ll find all those said things. Need more he said—except that the qualities are safe and sound—sure to give satisfaction to shrewd shoppers. There arc Soft Shirts, well made, cut on roomy lines. Smart Neglige Shirts with bands, light grounds with now stripes, 4/11, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6. Men’s Tussore Silk, Jap Silk, and Fuji Silk Shirts, with collar attached or bands, 14/6, 17/6, 10/6. Men’s Tennis Shirts with White Mercerised and smart coloured stripes, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6. Thomson’s have the Shirts for every man and boy. Come to-day RQ T|J H HHQHim or Mercery & Clothing of a bI U if® I# Uif b Quality at the Lowest Pric, The While Elenbant, (Phone 2 P.O. Bos 19) HUHTERVILIE. ww 1 t U .rtf mm Wii E. CHASE MALiTON. The oldest Established Wheelwright and General Blacksmith in the PALLox 15. rhor.es lOi & IC>I. IS prepared to build Waggons,§ Spring Drays, Tray Gigs, and all classes of ‘Vehicles at reasonable prices. All kinds of vehicles painted and repaired. A specially made of painting, repairing, and trimming Motor-Cars at reasonable juices. Ail kinds of Agricultural Implements repaired. Horses shod at the shortest notice. . Agent for Booth McDonald and International Harvester Cos Implements, McCormick and Colonial Drills, Lime Sowers. Steel Queen Disc Harrows, 3 and 2-furrow ploughs. All Implements not in stock obtained at the hortest notice. lam prepared to take second-hand implements and vehicles in oart payment for new. . _ 1 POlt SALE—I second-hand light Block Waggon, 1 Express, 1 Massey Harris Binder, 1 11-Disc Drill, 1 2-furrow plough all in good order. All extras kept in stock for the above implements. CATALOGUES 1 ON I APPLICATION. ■R nFT ASK MATtTON.