Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 900, 4 October 1910, Page 3

RHEUMATISM CURED. is the wea THIS bring ba ther that will y OU Su ck those awful pains t w i llt ffered so badly with las ourse er if you do not fortify y un ,,,lf with one of Kohus Rhe tic Rings. We want you to be like other people who have suffered a great deal. Get cured by wearing a rheumatic ring, and insist on getting Kohus for they cure rheumatism. PRICE 10s EACH. Posted to any part of the Dominion. We give %doz. electro silver teaspoons with each wedding ring sold. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, THE, LEADING N.I. JEWELLERS, Palmerston North.

R. T. BETTY, BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER. Main Street, Foxton. AEARGE stock of English, American and Colonial Goods, including the well-known Pingree. LADIES’ and Maids’ stylish Boots and Shoes in tan and black —the latest shapes.

MEN’S fashionable Walking Bools, by the most celebrated makers. WINTER FOOTWEAR for Boys and Girls. Special lines for Dairy Farmers and Flaxmill Employees gum and top boots. Large assortment of Slippers. REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY . STOP THAT HACK! ONE bottle of Healey’s White Pine and Tar Syrup works wonders. The first dose gives relief. Children like it. FOH COLD FEET. Try one of Healey’s Hot Water Bottles. Guaranteed best make. Various prices. THE PHARMACY. FOXION.

rp H E TROTTING SLR E, AEROPLANE, (By Victor), Will visit Shannon on Monday nights, Foxton Tuesday and Wednesday, travelling via Oroua Bridge to Palmerston N. on Thursdays. Also the Champion Draught Sire, ROYAL FAVOURITE, (By Royal Standard —Duchess). Will travel through Tokomaru, Shannon, Foxton, and Oroua Bridge every week. Foxton, Wednesday nights. For pedigree and terms, see card. For further particulars see groom in charge, or T. ANDREWS (Owner). Scandia Street, Palmerston N. A. LAZARETTE, PISH DEALER AND SUPPER ROOMS, Next Heanessy's Store, Main Street FRIED FISH AND CHIPS DAILY, AT ALL HOURS. FRESH FISH DELIVERED . DAILY. Telephone N». 66. THANKS. MRS HOCKLEY (Napier), desires to sincerely thank “Foxton friends” for wreaths sent at the time of her mother’s (Mrs McMillan) death.