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3> S’ We extend greetings to SHOW VISITORS, end because of ih sportive funet-V>n. we have arranged special and colossal aispla. of SHOW VISITORS —characteristic of our policy of always rende Visit oi:r .- 'ore —every dry.irunent will greet you with many you; and tile prices will surprise, please, and convince you that consideration. SHOWROOM DISPLAY. ■» significance that will distinguish this national and s in every department of our store, for the benefit .ing a personal, painstaking, individual service. " just arrived”—new stylo versions that will delight they are values to merit your earliest and earnest MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. FUR 00.-.'TE —Fm-.’ined' Coats. Ah-wool Colonial Tweed Coals. SMART AND SERVICEABLE RAINCOATS. LATEST IMPCRTATIO NS IN COSTUMES, designed and dove! -pod in Gabardine, Indigo Kavy Serge, Grey Flannel. Tweeds. Checks. BLOUSES, in Fuji Siik, Jap. Silk, Striped and Plain A lyella, Georgette, Vet. and Xiaivi. UNDERCLOTHING, admirably adapted for present wear. INFANTS’ AND JUVENILES’ APPAREL AMD UNDER* INFANTS’’ HAND-MADE ALL-WOOL KNITTED GARMENTS. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY—ModeI Hats. Velour IT its, Ready-to-wears. Leather Hats, Suede Hats, Motor Hats and Veils. LADIES’ FOOTWEAR DISPLAY. Featurin'”- the world’s lending manufacturer’? examples, ns G-. E. Keith, C. P. Ford. Crockett and Jones. Dorothy Dodd, and Paragon. . LADIES’ TSROPAEJE EVENING SHOES, made in London. COURT* SHOPS. lor Afternosn and Evening wear. SUEDE SHOPS.- for practical wear. B’ROGUE SHOES, for sports wear, COSY TOES SLIPPERS. CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, “OLD LADY” SHOES, built for comfort. DRESS DEPARTMENT. WINDOW DISPLAY OF NEWEST SILKS AND BROCADES, ushering in a social season of brilliance and gaiety. _ . , , PURE SILK JERSEY CLOTH, with raised and heavy rib. A smartly designed fabric, showing in newest shades. VENETIAN AND AMAZON CLOTHS, All Wool Colonial Tartans. , ~ HEW ZEALAND TWEEDS, and very smart novelty materials for the greatly favoured separate “skirt. PYJAMA CLOTHS, UNION SHIRTINGS, MARCELLA QUILTS, WHITE AND UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS, WHITE AND BROWN TURKISH TOWELS, RED AND BLUE BORDERED SUPPER CLOTHS. NAPERY AMD VERSAILLES EMBROIDERY, LINEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT. TRACED GOODS. TRANSFERS, SUTTERICK’S PATTERNS, WOOLS. SILKS FOR WORKING TRACED GOODS. FANCY DEPARTMENT. LACES, EMBROIDERIES, UMBRELLAS, FUR COLLARS. FUR EDGINGS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR, RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFS. BUTTONS, made on the premises to your order. MEN’S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. COLLINGHAME SUITS (5 Garments). SPORT SUITS (-2 Garments). FUR-LINED MOTOR COATS. TWEED OVERCOATS (John Barrel’s). BURS-ERY A’Nfb DEXTER RAINCOATS, MALLORY, KNOX AND STETSON HATS, MOTOR GAUNTLET GLOVES, SWEATER COATS, SWEATERS, ALL-WOOL VESTS. TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING RUGS. Here is Very Special Kews for Men—We are selling the WORLD-FAMED G. E. KEITH’S WALK-OVER FOOTWEAR AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Remember. Cash Buying Secures a Discount of One Penny in the Shilling. Be sure you visit our Store during SHOW WEEK. You’ll find great interest from vm. inspection of Palmerston’s Progressive Store.

“ The results of our analytical examinations are eminently satisfactory, and BOURNVILLE COCOA compels approval; it is as near perfection as possible, and perfection needs no Practitioner. 27 d£ d*PJt2ow/ “jr - 3F i'Tmi*TT** rw T^ are just the same nowadays as they were in grandmamma’s days. And, just as she used Bennington’s Irish Moss to allay irritation and give relief, the wise mother to-day will use the same standard family cough remedy. Bennington’s contains no opiates or injurious drugs, hence it can be given with safety to the children. has many of the advantages of a throat paint and its viscosity enables it to adhere to the bronchial passages. It “paints the throat inside,” and thus soothes and heals the inflamed membrane. Writing of the efficacy of Bennington’s Irish Moss, Mr. Thomas Painter, of Montreal Street, Christchurch, says; — “Myself and family have used Bennington’s whenever we have had colds, coughs or influenza, for more than 20 years, and have found it a pleasant and effectual remedy.” Beware of substitutes ! Ask for Bennington’s Irish Moss, 1/6 and 2/6 at all Chemists and Stores. /£O7T; ill !il!l!i!llill!i!li!iilllil! r Yfy M t ■ /; rr-r-'.r* Id Sstez: yoc>t ii ii mini iii! ill!! aiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniffliiMiiuHin

WHITE HART CORNER, MARION ICED SUMMER DRINKS. American Milk .Floss, a cooling summo beverage. Dainty Morning and Afternoon Teas, served with home-made cakes. Every At ten in n and Civility Paid to Customers, KANGITIKEI’S FASHIONABLE RESORT.

ECONOMY IN GROCERIES. A FEW : LINES TAKEN AT BAND Oil. Strang’s Cornflour lOd Condensed Milk lid Garb. Soda 4d Baking Powder Is 8d Bovril 2s Clothes Pegs 4d doz. Aspro Tablets Is, Is 6d, 4s’ 6d Candles, best Is 2d Gas Mantles Is Fresh Herrings Is 3d Sardines, 3 tins Is lOd Honey Is 4d pot Coffee Essence Is 8d Granose Biscuits Is 3d Sugar of Milk 2s 3d PECK FREAK’S BISCUITS now in At Lamertoi’i Store _ THE LITTLE STORE IN WELLINGTON" ROAIT'^ 31 Phono 283.

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12084, 23 June 1920, Page 2

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