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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1253, 2 June 1914, Page 2

Exceptional offer we have established for that will sustain the reputation making our LOW PL ' Sso popular with our customers. JUST ARRiv’ id. per dozen. Ah-c in Gowns, i r paufs.2s.il' .A/. dnm’s Pinafores, 6J. 1 -es’ Woollen PJ ciron’s Lawn Hanu.-• rcniefs, if'-, Cases, 6%d, each. Vfhite Calico. —A new jot of Buttons, 3 dozen for id., v';r Lace. is. /G p< • - d. Quilted Dreslvera'l Pin.. lores, 2.*. iid. Men..- under* , red, a hit' each. IP's, Is. He! 6 T d>d. yard. Caipet, 22 inches wide, is. yard. n ; hiack, 4WI. each. Chilvrh>- 1 Towels, 6J4d. each. ; :d. Ladies' and Chil--2,'. and 4d. each. Pillow 2s. nd. dozen. Blousing, F. GABITES, THE CASH TRADING- CO. APE SELLING; SMALL POTATOES TABLE POTATOES MATCHES SEED RAISINS 3/- PER SACK, <3/0 PER CWT. j{ PACKETS FOR 1/-. sd. PER PACKET. WE GIVE A CASH DISCOUNT OF TENPENCE IN THE £. TRY US FOR NEXT MONTH. ’PHONE 52. J m'-ti til ’isS&hi INDUSTRY SUPPORT LOCAL IF you are requiring a Galvanised or Cast-iron (enamelled) BATH, there is no need to send out of the town for it. We can supply you, and our prices are as low as anywhere eVe. All our Baths have Sr Avlless Bottoms. PRICES FROM 25/- UPWARDS. HOPPER & MCCOLL SANITARY PLUMBERS. " - ’Phone 62. FOXTON, i &&7Xxaso&*Ai*Mim-frryrz r TIME CALLS FOR r \ Mil AH & G.IOKGPG m '6 FOOTWEAR ! ' r pi T C leather used in .A inn the ;ding of Millar _ & Giorgi’s Footwear is obtained from the finest hide procurable, and tanned as only die best Colonial and Pr-tlch Tanneries know how. the combination Therefor: TOUGH LEATHER, with scientific constn ion, executed by workmen who know their trade from A to Z, ensures footwear of RELIABILITY AND WEARABILITY for every member of the family. For Style, Smartness, and comfort this footwear is in the forefront. Therefore, before buying your winter boots come to Millar and Giorgi’s and see this celebrated footwear. New styles have just arrived. CALL BEFORE IT RAINS AGAIN! MILLAR & GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON NORTH. [A CARD.] H. BOYES, FOR YOUR 1 COMPLEXION’S' SAKE. A SIGN as soft and delicate as the petals of a rose can easily be obtained. The ; oft, radiant glow of perfect health —a complexion without a flaw —these are yours if you use NYAL’S FACE CREAM. The pores quickly absorb it, and the result will afford you the keenest pleasure. It isn’t sticky or greasy, and is free frem all harmful ingredient. It protects from wind, cracks, chaps and sunburn. If you have never tried it, call at HEALEY’S PHARMACY and get a free sample. THERE IS NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR YOUR EYES. THE constantly recurring headache—that blurring of newspaper type—that strain and contraction of the fine, delicately drawn muscles of the eye—these are the signs of failing eyesight. Maybe suitable glasses will remedy the defects, or maybe your eyes need the attention of a skilled occulist. I will tell you whether correctly adjusted lenses will remedy the defects, and will also tell you if it is necessary to consult an occulist. E. HEALEY, CHEMIST & OPTICIAN. DENTAL SURGEON. (Fraser’s Building, Main Street, Foxton). Routs: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays ; 9 a.m. fo I P> m - Phone No. 60. HOM SEPARATION. PAVING now completed our L r.' W factorv at Range 1 a we prepared. 10 receive cream in any ntity. Highest price given, corweight and test guar? ..teed, sign cream ‘‘Reliance Factory, igiotu.” We p-y freight. MCDONALD T EDWARDS. foa A:. F/ 'W k&ki m § I WE SELL AS CHEAP AS OTHERS BUY. FREIGHT PAID ON ALL GOODS. WRITE FOR PATTERNS OF w A T.T.p A PEF,^ TO J Oll ’iGENaOA, 1 ojuaßK tk THOMPSON, architect, U.F.C.A. BUILDINGS, Palmerston North. FITZHERBERT STREET, PALMERSTON N. For a ton ot cement to a pound of salt. Thomas Rimmer.*