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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12084, 22 June 1920, Page 8

<:MARTON HOCKEY CLUB.' AfWAL DAtSGE. QR.UID.SL HALL. Wednesday, 23rd June. Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. Dancing from 8 p.m. to 1. N. M. McDOUGALL, Hon. Sec. FOR PURCHASE OF NEW INSTRUMENTS. A LL Ladies willing to assist the above object are requested to attend at the Coronation Hall on Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m., when the matter will be fully discussed and the various committees be elected. A. V. BROWN, Hon. Sec. THIS WILL INTEREST YOU !j jOW THAT CLOTHES ARE SO % DEAR many thrifty people economise by keeping their parments fresh and naw looking with MENZIt'S " SAFE CLOTH CLEANER." A teaspoonful of this preparation in boiling water will remove spots, stains, oil, grease and other dirty marks without injuring the material. 2s 6d and 3s per Bottle. At Drapers, Tailors, Grocers and Fancy Goods Shops. Cleans and Renews Gloves. Beware of Imitations. "No Hawkers." Rangiftkei Advocate This Department has now been thoroughly reorganised and is staffed by competent tradesmen capable of turning out any class of work in the best possible style. The Plant has also been added to and brought up to date with New Type Designs, and is more capable of turning out work promptly by the use of additional machines. All classes of Job Printing work are now undertaken by the RAftGITIKEI ADVOCATE JOB PRINTING DEPARTIENT,

POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. OWING to the amount of sickness about this district, the Parewanui School Ball has been postponed indefinitely. J. MARUMARU Secretary. JHESSM MARTON. N recognition of the services ren- _,_ dered and the kindnesses shown to the soldiers by the Patriotic Committees and large body of workers and subscribers in this district during the war, the Marton Returned Soldiers' Association extends a cordial invitation to all those jladies and gentlemen to be present at a dance to be held in the Town Hall, Marton, on TUESDAY, 29th June, 1920, commencing at 8 p.m. Will they please accept this intimation, as no special invitations will be issued. T. H. RICHARDSON, A. G. HARRIS, Joint Secretaries. GREAT MONEY SAVINS SALE Started THURSDAY, the 17th Jur.e. A STOUNDING reductions on all lines. Cream and striped wincey blouses 14/9 and 13/11, sale price 11/9 ; striped wincette do., were 10/9and 11/9, sale price 8/11 ; Jap, silk bbuses, rink, cream, white, rose, lemon, sale price 6/11; black, navy and saxe, were 18/11, sale price 6/11 ; heavy crepe de chene do., were 35/6 and 37/6, sale price 29/11 ; dainty Georgette trimmed beads, were 39/11, sale price 35/6 ; fuji blouses, striped and piain, were 35/6, sale price 27/6 ; all wool jerseys green, brown, black, saxe £3 15/6, now£l 19/6 ; ditto striped collar and cuffs, navy, black, cream, mauve £3 19/6, sale price £2 19/6; black silk skirts, were £3 19/6, sale price £2 15/6 ; lace top singlets 3/6, now 2/11; grey fleecy lined bloomers 5/11, now 4/11; black lisle 2/9, lace ankle 2/9, silk ankle hose 3/11, mercerised hose, navy, bhv'k, c earn and white 3/9, lisle do., fawn, tan. grey, etc. 4/11. bale price 3/11 ; heather mixtures 4/11, sale price 3/11 : trench coats, were £4 19/6. sale price £3 19/6 ; do. £3 19/6, sale price £2 19/6 : O.S. moirette underskirts 19/11, sale price 15/11. MOO DCMAM 2Jear Everybody's PALMERSTON NORTH AND FEILDTNG NOTICE INTEND recommencing busines in Marton as a Nurseryman, in coniction with a well-known N.Z. Nursery firm, which, holds one of the largest stocks in the Dominion. Gardens laid out. Orders booked for Tre Shrubs, etc. Delivery next season. Wreaths and bouq efc vered on shortest notice. R. T. G. SCOTT Nurseryman. - M BTCN.