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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11616, 15 August 1918, Page 7

pn m cpAQffii i®y In yL?i©wiii "•’Si «r% tisz The “ Season » is over, but Winter is still with ns, and it is too early to think of Summer goods yet, So this week we are clearing out a lot of oddments and specials at astonishingly low prices, Men’s Black Cashmere Soz. Special 60 doZ. Irish Lav/n Handkerchiefs. Boys’ All-Wcci Stockings. 9 doz. Men’s All-Wool Sox. 15 doz. Men’s Pyjama Suits. Men’s Harvard Shirts, collar attached. Man’s Merino Singlets. Ladles’ Glace Kid Derby Shoes. Glace Kid Derby Shoes, welted. ~ Box Hide Derby Boots. ~ Glace Kid Ankle Strap Shoes. Men’s Box Calf Derby Bais. Worth 37s 9d Men’s Glace Kid Derby Bais , welted. price is and is 5d pair. 2s 3d half dozen. 2s Sd, 2s lid per pair. 1s 6d per pair. 6s 6d suit. 4s 6d, Special price 3s lid. 19s 11d pair, 23s 9d pair. 21s pair, ISs lid pair. 29s 6d. 3Gs pair. m & GLOTHIHG^FACTORY-1

ffSteA \ wl E B 5 MARTON. The oldest established Wheslwright and Genera! Blacksmith in the District. IIfAVING engaged none but first-class workmen, is prepared to build Waggons, Spring Drays, Tray Gigs and all classes of Vehicles at reasonable prices. All classes of Vehicles painted and repaired. A Specialty made of painting trimming and repairing Motor Cars at reasonable prices. All kinds of Agricultural Implements repaired. Horses carefully shod at the shortest notice. _ ? Agent for Booth MacDonald and International Harvester Co. s Implements, McCormick and Colonial Drills, Lime Sewers, Steel Queen Disc Harrows, 3 and 2-furrow Ploughs. All implements not in stock obtained at the shortest notice. lam prepared to take second-hand implements and vehicles in part payment for new. FOR SALE—I second-hand 11-disc Pennsylvania drill, 1 13-coulter Colonial drill complete, 1 spriugdray, 1 gig, 1 block dray, 1 grass mower, 1 Massey-Harris binder, 1 single furrow lever digger plough. All extras kept in stock for the above implements. CATALOGUES OH APPLICATION. ar O! P.O. Box 15. Phones IGoiand 10m.

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WHITE TRE / irw i For l"i Sorwic® Y.X-, TtW CCfc ' v \A k'yi u m Vtj I \. ; ; 47 'M3 S&>v •>* & V G@& CP - f ' -\ V ■====-:fZC*. .-;, V.v* 1 .-i.” .:.-"-;-pvi .r ry §>» The. _ pUHLOP c *r of Dunlops •cw?. in. respect to Quality, Strength and V.'ear has gained these Britisn-mado a popularity amongst motorists that paiy Satisfactory Service could build up and maintain. There is no need to Buy tyres. " Dunlops’’ cost you less and run further. Compare the prices. iJ3T CN Am.SCA.TSON. ‘Omiiops- —Sc gst locked in Grooved, Three Ribbed and Rubber Non-Skid. THE DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY . ... • iiAWArrMtur Street. Chrietchufih ; &&d el AucklAfidle < C««rua** PUe*, Wellington « no WOTC ”, , m™- ’■—**