Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 310, 30 September 1915, Page 8

HAVE YOU EVER TRIED OUR PARCELS? Miss A. A , of Little Wanganui, writes 11/9/15:—“ Many thanks for the things; I was well satisfied with them. ’ ’ Mrs B , Bcrampore, writes 0/9/15:—“Your last parcel gave great satisfaction; the articles were of very good quality, and the prices extraordinary cheap.' ’ Mrs O. writes from Eketahuna 15/9/15 as follows:—“Many thanks for the parcel duly received, and was delighted with it for the reasonable price. ’ ’ f (Originals of all these letters can be seen in our office.) richt’here’s:jhe:store sJRADE’.WHERE'YOUR'MONEY DOES ITS.BEST. SEND CASH WITH ORDER; SATISFACTION POSITIVELY ASSURED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED IN FULL. No. 13P107 Post Free Parcel for f)/ —Gipsy Table Cover, size 36 by 36; pretty shadow design in soft colours on cream grounds. 2 Frilled I’illow Cases, embroidered in four corners with flower spray, 3-in frill, buttoned. Jug Cover of net with edges of coloured beads. 2 D’Oyleys of point lace with coloured silk centres, small size. . No. 13P108 Bathroom Parcel for 5/-; Cash with Order, —2 White Towels, size 60 by 27. I Nail Brush, beech back. 1 Bath Glove, white. 1 Tin Talc Powder, perfumed, sprinkler top. 2 Cakes Toilet Soap, perfumed. 3 Cakes Brown Windsor Soap. 1 Shampoo Powder. No. 13P109 Post Free Parcel for 5/- Cash. —1 Pair Ladies’ Slippers of black velvet lined white; turn-over tops of black and white check velwct, finished in front with pom-pom, corded soles. 1 Pair Ladies’ Stockings in black lisle with lace ankles. 1 Ladies’ Muslin Collar, new military shape. 2 Ladies’ White Handerchicfs, hemstitched. COLLINSON and CUHNINGHAME, Ltd 1-9 BROAD STREET PALMERSTON NORTH

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