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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 707, 11 January 1910, Page 2

6END YOUR WORK TO J. GOLDER, MAN UFACT UIIING JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER, Fox ton. A Rev. Gentleman, whose address can be had on application, says : “My watch, an expensive presentation gift, which you put in order for me about 2 years ago, is still going well and keeping good time. I could never get it to go well before, although I tried all the principal shops in every town I was in. They did it no good, but appeared to make it worse.” Numerous other instances could be given. I make: Rings, chains, brooches etc., etc., deal in old gold and silver articles, or remodel them to any design. Work cheap, and sell cheap for cash. High-class machinery for watch and clock work. Manufacturers are skilled and quick repairers. JOHN GOLDER, Main Street Foxton. 4 1 1 111 ■> | ALTERATION SALE. AS it costs MORE per year to insure the wooden portion of our premises than if it were of brick, we are having the old walls pulled down and replaced with brick. At the same time we shall greatly improve our premises Iby re-mcdelling the main front windows. .. _ But before the bricklayers can begin HALF OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD. To this end, prices have been generously reduced in every department. MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, MERCERY, AM) THE FAMILY FOOTWEAR Can now be purchased at prices that mean great savings. At this Alteration Sale there will be bargains without precedent. No one can afford to pass heedlessly by such opportunities. Those living in the surrounding towns and villages besides Palmerston residents, are invited —and few will miss such chances as are offered. MILLAR & GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS. Palmerston North. MR B. & MRS B. & SURATURA. Said Mr B. to Mrs B. “My dearest heart, it seems to me I’m not quite as I used to be. Although I never risk a spree nor to strange idols bend the knee, I’m growing old at forty-three.—The thought is cruel misery !” Said Mrs B. to Mrß,, “These two years past, or may be three, I find no joy in things I see, and things I taste, whate’er they be, all taste about the same to me. I must be getting bilious B.” Said Mr B. to Mrs 8., “I thirjk we ought to change our tea. ; -’ “The same idea occurs to me,” said Mrs B. to Mr B. Now Mr B. and Mrs B. are gay and sprightly as can be ; for they have found the Perfect Tea that fills their lives with zest and glee—the tea called Suratura D. YOUR discriminating palate will tell you. Your impoved health will endorse it. acoA "THE LAST WORBW COCOA* Is the most tempting, nourishing, delicious, strengthening, wholesome, and invigorating beverage you know. Order from your Grocer NOW Save the Coupons. Get a Coupon Starter from your grocer, or write to Cadbury’s, Wellington, for one, and secure a free gift of Chocolates. rjYHOMAS RIMMER, < BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Main-street Foxtob