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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 604, 2 December 1909, Page 2

EXTENSIVE ALTERATION TO PREMISES. BIG reductions in latest spring and summer dress fabrics, trimmed and untrimmed fashionable Millinery. Also a magnificent stock of dainty and serviceable bonnets, etc., for the children. Men’s Department well catered for. Gome and see my up-to-date stock otie 1 1 » shirts, etc, etc. It will surprise you. MRS HAMER, “THE ECONOMIC,” Foxton.

MRS BROWN’S SALVATION ! Mrs Brown . Didn’t know Suratu — Ra Tea, an so Mrs Green (Counsin Sue) Gave Meg Brown Tip or two. Meg sniffed some, Whimpered, said, “Nerves teel rum ! Better dead! Can’t drink tea, Makes me ill. (Deary me ! Bitter pill!) Think of it! Nearly dead. Soon I’ll flitjoin poor Ned. Fifty-three ! Everything’s Wrong with me. Soon have wings!” But she tried Suratu— Ra Tea. (Signed, Awful blue.) Hasn’t died Looks like you, Nelly Ely, Twenty-two. Feeling spry. SURATURA!

DOURNVILLE FjgcOA ilSf LAST WORD IN COCOA' XF you could only see the ■*" home of Bournville Cocoa with its greeu fields, its lovely ! gardens, its airy sunlit workrooms —all as clean as a new pin—you would understand why Bournville Cocoa is so pure and so delicious. Sold in and ilb tins everywhere. Made by BRITISHERS at Cadbury’s, Bournville. M. PAKKEB. (formerly with Stewart Dawson’s) WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER Main Street Foxton, (next to Messrs . Moore and Barnard). Ux’-TO-DATE STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELLEEY AKO PLATE. Repair work a speciality