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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXV, Issue 4454, 17 January 1910, Page 3

DRAPERY in every DEPARTMENT. Coliinson & Cunninghame, Ltd., 1 and 3 Broad Street, rr. Of The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. Dress Muslins (an this season’s) TO BE CLEARED. 2£d 3|d 4id. nr DIFFERENT . zo colors in Japanese Silks To be Cleared at 7|d yard. 36-inch (Iyd) wide, pure JAP SILK 1/4| yd. Summer Dress Tweeds To be CLEARED at 7£d. O “ TABLE DAMASK teid 9|d Hid •Very fine Satin-finished Table Damask 1/51,1 /Bi—72-inch wide. The above were bought by our Mr Cunninghame when in Belfast last August, and the prices on paper can give you better idea of their valves, but come in and see for yourself. Tnwpk which were soiled in the manufasturing were I UvVulu bought by the lb. at the price of Raw Cotton, so will be cleared at 3d, 4d, 6d, Bd, 9d and lid each. Duchess Sets—9d per set. These are trimmed all round with Torchon Lace. 24 WASHING COSTUMES—Every One this Season’s—in spots and stripes, to be Cleared ac 5/11. 144 BLOUSES-Every One this Season’s To be Cleared at 1/6 each. ~“The” SALE. ’XMAS —AND— ; HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR. NOW is the time when you require easy and comfortable footwear, and the right place to secure it is at . . THE WOODViLLE ROOT PALACE. SMITH’S FAMOUS SHOETTES and SANDALS, Children’s— 8 to 6 3/6, 7 to 9 4/In all sines and colours. 10 to 13 4/6,1 and 2 5/Ladies’—3 to 7 5/6. Wo have a large stock of LADIES’ & GENTS’ BOWLING & TENNIS SHOES TO SELECT FROM, We have the finest range of LADIES’ TAN BOOTS and SHOES EVER SHOWN IN WOODVILLE. STYLES FASHIONABALE. PRICES RIGHT. Special lines of LADIES’ GIBSON TIE & ONE-BAR BRONZE SHOES. MEN’S FOOTWEAR. We have all the Latest Shapes in both Tan and Black. Call Early and Secure your Pick while we have Them. CHILDREN’S NURSCRIES In the following colours: —Black, Tan, White, Red, Blue, Pink, Champagne, Plum, Scarlet. Absolutely the Best and Cheapest we ever had. J. A. NICHOLAS, Woodville Boot Palace.

SATURDAY, 22nd JANUARY, At 1 o’clock. FURNITURE SHLE, On account of Mr T. H. Walker (who is leaving the district). CROWE & BLISS have been instructed by Mr T. H. Walker (who is leaving the district), to sell . by auction, on the premises, on the above date— The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of the contents of a 7-roomed house, without the Slightest Reserve. Also, — Cow, in full milk . Purebred-fowls, prize-takers Gardening tools, etc., etc. • H. GRIFFITH, 24 j 6 Auctioneer.

“THELMA ” DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ROOMS, VOGEL STREET. Specialities— COATS AND SKIRTS RIDE ASTRIDE and SIDE SADDLE HABITS. EVENING AND -WALKING GOWNS BLOUSES, Etc. Ladies’ Own Material made up. MISS CHEYNE (Late of Mrs Male’s, Wellington), Principal. 16m20