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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12016, 5 March 1920, Page 4

ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE YOUR OWN COAT THIS SEASON? IF SO, GO TO jraUER’S ' FOR VOUR MATERIALS! 55 inch. ROSLYN TWEEDS, in Brown and Heather Mixtures, 146 yard 50 inch ENGLISH COATING TWEEDS, Grey Mixtures. 15/6 yard 56 inch PLAIN COLOURED BLANKET CLOTHS, in Saxe, Mastic and Brown. 16/6 yard 54 inch EXTRA HEAVY COLONIAL OVERCOATING, in Dark Brown Mixture 22/6 yard CREAM BLANKETS, "We have also Plain Cream Blankets suitable for making Ladies’ Coats. 35/6 each MoGRUER S • - THE BUSY DRAPERS - MARTON, SAVE YOUR MONEY: FORK ITU HE, THE fact that you do not live in Wanganui is no reason ■ why you should miss the enormous advantage of shopping with STROUDS’, where high quality and low prices are combined in every line;’ Stroud’s Mail Order Department is at your disposal, arid if you don’t see what you require in the folio-wing excerpt write for prices for anything you may require in the Furnishing lino. It is impossible to quote you every line we handle, hut the tollowing are? a few items that may help you Duchess Chest, 3 drawer, suitable for small bedroom, 67/6 Dining Chairs, fully upholstered, latest design, 29/6 Every Day Chairs, solid wood seats, 17/6 Morris Chairs, fully upholstered. 87/6, Rocking Chairs, 87/6 Large Oval Gate-leg Tables, £6 7/6; square, £5 15/-; small, 56/6 Fire Screens, 21/6; Colonial Couches, 75/6 complete Pull Size Wood Beds, 18/6; Wire Mattresses, 31/6.

Every article for the Homo at Reasonable Prices, pached and placed Free on Rail, Boat or Lorry, by the Noted Firm of G. B. STROUD & GO., LTD., General Furnishers, 73 RIDGWAY ST.- WANG A NUI /\ X<' ,<V\ ,j'^\ I ' V-. '•) A\ I [! \\VftW, 1.1,1 \ |j / / Hi rrl s# I’ ! 1 I /! C A BPeiN€ 1919. We nvite your inspection of our New Season’s exclusive FABRICS from London per S.S. Matatua. Patterns and sketches of other Abodes sent on application. P.O. Box 226. Phone 199. OOOiWB 39 Svßnuß, w ®anui NOTICE. I BEG to notify the public of Marton and surrounding district that I have taken over the Hairdressing and Tobacconist Business, lately carried on by Mr J. Webb, and trust by strict attention to business, combined by eleanliness and civility, to merit a fair share of patronage. I have secured the services of a first class hairdresser, and patrons can depend on the best of attention. E. CURTIS, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Next White Hart Hotel.

.GHQOL REOUiSITES. have full stocks of all v School Books and Stationery required for the opening of School. Also : A large selection of School Bags in Solid Leather and Canvas. A, B. INNES, Broadway ■ HAf&ON. aatW