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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 962, 4 March 1911, Page 2

COMMENCES SATURDAY, 11th Feb. LOOKOUT FOB THIS EVENT TO CLEAR SUMMER GOODS MANY LINES WILL BE OFFERED AT HALF PRICE. GEO. H. STILES, “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY.” FOXTON.

lIEJI HOUSE, FOXTON. riIHE proprietor, M. H. Walker, has X to offer to the public of Foxton his heartfelt thanks for the generous support accorded him during the past twelve years that he has been in business on his own account, and regrets that he is reluctantly compelled to relinquish business owing to impaired health for some considerable time and would ask you to give to his successor, Mr Thomas Rimmer, the same hearty support that you have accorded him. Mr Rimmer is not a stranger to this line of business, he having had a many years experience, and with Mr G. H. V. Smith as manager, your requirements, I feel sure will be.in safe hands, again thanking you, I beg to remain, your faithfully, M. H. WALKER. P.S.—Mr Thomas Rimmer, Mr G. H. V. Smith and my son Edwin’s receipts will be in order for any account owing to me in my absence, but i shall be in attendance almost every day at the Red House for sometime myself.—M. H. WALKER. “ THE BOY IS THE FATHER OF THE MAN.” TF you would have your boy become -*■ a tme gentleman’s son, teach him to take pride in his personal appearance. DRESS HIM IN ONE OF OUR LONG-WEAR NEW ENGLISH SUITS FOR EITHER SUNDAY OR SCHOOL WEAR.. They have just amti ed from, the best English' makers, in the newest shapes arbd materials—made with all the style and goodness that ;the boy i could wish for, tit prices to suit father and mother. W. F. DUB WARD & <CO., L' ID. PALMBBSTON NORTH.