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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1048, 25 May 1912, Page 2

GENUINE CLEARING SALE. GIVIN GsJP BIT SIN FS S. SLAUGHTER PRICES IN ALL LINES. M. HAMER. THE ECONOMIC. Main Street Poxton.

DO YOUR BYES PAIN? ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH HEADACHES? JD you know that 1 have ad.led an OPTICAL DEPARTMENT to ray store ? I test eyes scientifically. 1 also fill opticians’ prescriptions for eyeglasses and spectacles. 1 guarantee all my work, and you. cannot receive better attention. You are acquainted with rac, and I with you. That in itself assures you that I will take particular care and interest in you. No case is too difficult where glasses can correct defective vision, and il l can do nothing for you, I will direct you the next best thing to do. E. HEALEY, CHEMIST & OPTICIAN. THERE ARE MANY THINGS IN LIFE , have to shut our eyes to —and cheap soap is one of them ! If the harsh alkalies that inferior soaps contain cause such anguish to the delicate surface of the eye, the tender skin must also suffer by their use. HEALEY’S VIOLET OATMEAL SOAP Soothes and smoothes the skin. It contains the choicest ingredients, and helps your skin to be firm and clear. Price 9d per Tablet, 2 ■ per Box. MAN TE LL a co., BOOT IMPORTERS & MAN lIFACTURERS, 2/ Main St., - Palmerston N. respectfully invite a comparison of our prices in footwear with what you are now paving:— Men’s Light Chrome Boots, 8s lid, 9s bd, 10s 6d. Men’s Stout Chrome Derby Pegged, 12s 6d. Men’s Light Nailed Shooters, 8s 9d, 10s 6d. Men’s Pegged Shooters, lls 6d Men's Heavy Pegged Kip, 13s (id. Youths' Strong Chrome Bals, 8s 9d. Boys’ Strong Chrome School Boots, 6s 9d and 7s 3d. Girls’ Light Chrome School Boots, 6s 6d and 7s. Women’s Chrome Boots, 3 to 7,8 s 6d. How and Why we sell so cheap, we are manufacturers, and sell direct from the factory to the wearer, thus saving the Middleman’s Profit. Please Note the Address—--31-ANTMLL & co, MainSt., - PalmerstoniN.

The OfHoo-Boy Knew. In an office, there Is an old boss,” Who always Is wretchedly cross. Such a creature to argue. That try as they might do. Folks to please him were quite at a loss. One day a new office-boy came. His verdict—"Declded'y tame. Soon, I’ll alter all this And have one ray of bliss,” Morning-tea was HIS little gamal The "chief” gave a shriek of dismay, But, somehow, could not disobey. This strange deviation. To drink tea—botheration I What I was this tea, did he eay P "Boy, what do you mean by telling me. That this Is only a oup of tea P " “ Please sir, It’s ‘ SURATURA'; Mother says there Is nonepurer," “'TIs better than any tea,” roared HE “ I’ll have It at eleven and three! ” Now a happier staffoannot be found, Since twice a day Is handed round, The cup that cheers— SURATURA And quite endears This Chief now made renowned. 0 ADVERTISERS Advertisements received wit outnumber of insertions being stated will be continued and chanted for until ordered out, except in the of announcements where the date conveys the limit of the number of insertions. Standing advertisements inserted for a specified time, and ordered to be withdrawn before the expiration of the term contracted , v will hr rhan’rd for the full period. I'iii--- a lv.;rfi~etiirnts MPST be handed in ■ lore IP-m. on the dav previous to issue. fJT KR M S o E S U B'S CRH’TIOn Delivered—Per quarter, injadvance, 3s 3d. booked. 4s tid. Per year, in advance, 13s ; hooked 18s. Posted—Per quarter, in advance 5s : booked Os. Per year, in advance, 30s booked 345, It is o£ special advantage tolpaviin advance