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I ISO ME SEWS.WG- WEEK. ~ | % Purchase materials in our Dress Department. Send measurements and a picture or picture of th® style or styles 0 required, then our highly skilled expert cutter will cut jut any number of I"™"",** f ° r you. FREE 0F CHARGE. $ S This is the.jrSry SPECIAL INDUCEMENT offered during our HOME SEWING WEEK. i RICH NEW SI LSCS —lLvcry popular weave in a multitude ssft FEATURING THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN WINTER DRESS. ddMin I This exhibit. is I truly illustrative nf this now season. and of our *' rJ *%=gsy / ability to sueajSrS?/ cessfully feature 1920 fashionable fabrics in . a charmingly wide variety at Modest Prices. NAVY SUITING SERGES, dependable dyes; widths. 4Sin to sSin—lo/6, 12/6, 14/6. 16/6, 18/6. 25/-, 27/6. 32/6, to 49/6 per yard, WEST OF ENGLAND AND FOX’S SERGES, in Navy; width, 54m—--13/6, 16/6, 17/6 per yard. VENETIAN AND AMAZON CLOTHS; widths. 42in to 54m: Browns, Greens, Saxe. Mauve. Navy, Grev Fawn, Champagne, Wine—--12/6/ 25/6, 27/6, 28/6 per yard. DYED SUITINGS, in Tricotine. Sergo, etc.; width, 46in: Wine. Mauve, Grey, Saxe. Brown—ll/p, 13/9, 15/9. 18/11.21/- per yard. CREME COATING in Plain and Chocks; width. Min—l9/6 per yard. COLONIAL TARTANS, All Wool, air designs; width. 56in—19/6 yard, NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS, All Wool, guaranteed wear; Greys, Browns, and in various mixtures; 56in—10/9, 12/6, 13/6, to 16/6 per yard. SHEPHERD’S PLAID, in wide variety of Checks; width. 42in to 58in—7/11 to 28/6 per yard. of new tones and inter-tones—and Lookl range of prices, indicative of ap extensive See the wide .. _ variety. CREPE DE CHINE. Lemon. Maize, Mustard. Shrimp, Pinks. Saxe, Wallflower. Sand, and every beautiful now shade; iOin width--12/3 to 21/. per yard. SPECIAL RANGE OF WHITE AND BLACK CREPE DE CHINES-10/5, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6, 19/6. 21 /-. 22/5, 25/-, 28/6 per ysrc!. CREPE GEORGETTE in tones to match our varied range of f? : 'ks and Clone de Chines: 40in wide—9/11 to 24/0 per yard. WHITE JAP. SILKS, in values ahead of competitors; 27in to .“din wide—4/11 to 12/6 per yard. NATURAL SHANTUNGS AND TUSSORES. Selling at less than prices in Japan; 34in—5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11 per yard. ECONOMISE SELECT BY MAKING YOUR OWN COAT. FROM THIS EXTENSIVE RANGE OF NEW COATINGS. Saxe. Grey. Yon 54in—19/&, coat; BLANKET COATINGS, in Brown. Green, save big money bv making your own 21/-, 22/6. 25/-, to 29/6 per yard. PROOFED GABARDINE FOR RAINCOATS, in Fawns—--32/6, 39/6 yard. Three yards cuts a coat. NEWEST OF THE NEW WOOL BLOUSINGS. F®r Garments of Warmth. Smartness, Serviceability, at Commendable Values. Viyella, Aza, and (VOOL BLOUSINGS, in Kremlaine, Delaines—3/11, 4/11, 5/11 per yard. DYED JAP. CREPES, all wanted shades—2/6, 2/11 per yard. Warmer than Flannelette for Nightdresses. NESTLING CLOTH FOR DRESSING JACKETS; 40m to 54in—4/11 to 8/11 per yard. . Cash Discount of One Penny in the Shilling. Home Sewing Week concludes on MONDAx. May 31. If you cannot call, write for patterns. After cboosinyr materials send in your measurements, with a picture allowing stylo desired. . ~ , Home Sewing Week privileges remain until May 31, and ore available to all applicants who write to us up to that date. oMmdvf? £7D±

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MARION TECHNICAs. 3WJL FIRST TERM 1920. Classes Commence MONDAY, Ist MARCH. COMPULSORY GLASSES—Monday: Latin, Mathematics, .Bullish, etc., 7- p.m. First Aid and Hygiene 8- pm, . OPTIONAL CLASSES laesday; Bookkeeping 7-9, Di-essmakini.' 1.4 a, 3-45 and 4-6. Wednesday: Art Needlework, 2-4 p.m. iur j" day: Typewriting. Shorthand, Telegraphy, Elocution. Friday; English and Avi.Umclic, Geography, History, Telegraphy, Plumbing. COURSES Coramer ■ r Handicraft, Domestic, Exam-n.idem I uolie Service, Entrance -md Senior ana Matriculation). Fees,' 12s 6d per lona *.r separate classes, £1 for group of 2 cLssos, idfo for 3 or more classes. Bargain list of pianos fora* at A. E. Savage's Wanganui Pia»> Agency, 121, Guyton Street - £27 10s—“ Aldrich,” sweet £33—‘‘Edwin Smart,’ good tone ana touch £44 —“ Blackwood,” an cxc- llr.it instP* ment in every wav £6s—“Boehm,” super!, tone. ’ wrhcEappearance .., Also a nearly new Pin'd/) and wwca- 1 Organ A- }<’• BA va : N Piano Tuner and hopturer, 21, GUYTON ST., WANGANUIAll Work Guaranteed. IS | “HIS MASTER- vOiOr COLUMBIA, EEXONOLA. LYRIGPHON THE DECOa etc, etc. AT a son, MAKTuN. lanawatu & V est Coast Agricultura! and PashraS Assooia th to be he ld Palmerston North 22 nd, 23rd. 24th. 2 Manawatu Poultry on June 23rd, Fifth Purebred Ca and Sale. Butter and Cheese ‘ Magnificent Disph Honey. Seeds. Field K Dog Trials, Hunter; Wanganui v.TeAutENTRIES OLOS Schedules on app W. r. Box 85 Palmerston '• 1 t-, 1 «1' - : HvjTV* fd the :m w* ■ ; ;i Jane, i-*' ; xhibitioa... •Mth and -; j w Kxhibi^ . ■ nf APPI Vv -tablet ,adon. Secr#|

This is the Store that offers yon an U'fl it 1 'iPC We keep the highest grade stock of clean, fresh, wholesome groceries, and retail them at the ■mj mmm puces. 'ft: I i i w*& IS' r€ W 1 , E |) I |T 1 THESE PRIUES ARE HARD TO BEAT. Oatmeal, 251 b bag, 9s 6d] Oreamoata 2s 2d Oatina 2s Milk Oatiea Is 9d Cornflour, B & P , English Is Peel, Orange and Lemon Is lOd Fresh Herrings Is 3d Sardines, 3 tins Is lOd Rex Cheese Is 3d Candles Is Id & Is 2d Field's Toilet Soaps 6d Gas Mantles, English make s Table Dates Is Id Honey Is 4d pot Onions, 41bs Is Baking Powder Is 8d large tin Clothes Pegs 4d doz. Imp Soot Destroyers 9d Ji. Aspro Tablets kept in stock, THE LITTLE STORE IN WELLINGTON ROAD. Phone 253. 4V AWCrsuArtt? <o>urs ajtfP'r* mil mKWPWRm&rem S ! mv. jut Covered Horses Look Better aid Work Better They have smoother, glossier coats, require less feed, and are g less liable to sickness. No up-to-date farmer exposes his animals | to the rigours of a cold, bleak winter. He rugs them, and the I animals reward him with better work. § Le Roy’s Covers will not come off until you take them off. I Send fer »ur P I . D„. Cover and Tent Makers i new Price List u« Liv IvOy 42 Queen St„ AUCKLAND 33 1

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12063, 27 May 1920, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12063, 27 May 1920, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12063, 27 May 1920, Page 2

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