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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 932, 17 December 1910, Page 4

LAST WEEK SALE AT G. H. STILES’. We would remind our customers that our assigned stack sale closes on Saturday, 10th December. We have still a large stock of boots and shoes to clear, which are going to be sold regardless of cost. A large line of this season’s prints, comprising about 4000 yards, were bought about half wholesale price and will be offered at 3 J Ad per yard upward. We are also clearing out stock of Fancy Black Dress Goods and a visit to this sale will well repay you.— Advt. ’a” REMINDER. Of what does a bad taste in the mou*h remind you? It indicates that your stomach is in a bad condition, and will remind you that there is nothing so good for such disorders as Chamberlain’s Tablets. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach, and regulate the bowels. For sale everywhere.—Advt. Alik Seaside /SBQI WOLFES SCHNAPPS Will be found - "A Drink lobe grateful for.” HEALTHFUL, INVIGORATING. P. WOLLBRMAN, CABINETMAKER ETC., Main Street - Foxton. Manufacturer of wire and Spring Mattresses, Kapoc and Flax Beds, Pillows and Bolsters. Novelties in Household and Decorative Furniture continually arriving. Iron and wooden Bedsteads, Cots, Austrian and Canadian Chairs, Baby’s High Chairs, Wicker, Rattan and Bamboo Ware. Prams and Go-Carts, Accordeons, etc. FURNITURE, Etc, MADE TO ORDER AT SHORTEST NOTICE. Pictures neatly and artistically framed. Stocks of Pictures, Mouldings, etc., kept. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS. MRS NYE has opened up one of the best assortments of Christmas Novelties yet seen in Foxton, including Handsome Silver and Electro Plate Goods, Presentation Volumes, Mechanical and other Toys, and a Great Variety of Dolls. INSPECT BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. LATEST BOOKS AND PERIODICALS, INCLUDING CHRISTMAS NUMBERS AND ANNUALS. a. mTnye. BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, Main Street. Foxton. FOWLER & GORDON. WE have been attacked from all quarters, more especially the rear, but it only amounts to a drop in the ocean. We lead as we have always done in Foxton, and will continue to. It is with pleasure that we make the assertion that we have never been as busy in the workshop as we have been during the last month. Our imported mechanic has justified his appointment. The higher a firm climbs the more it is exposed to the light of day —we are right in the limelight, but we can hear all the others yelping, and the light of day won’t hurt us, it merely gives something to smile at while we are looking after our own businpcc DON’T YELP. FOWLER & GORDON. (WHERE THE GOOD BIKES COME FROM).