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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1254, 4 June 1914, Page 3

THE MARCH OF PROGRESS. £50,000 STOCK AT THE BON MARCHE. OF WHICH INSPECTION AND COMPARISON IS INVITED. OUR STOCKS HAVE REACHED THE £50,000 MARK, A mark that stands for Enterprise, Progress and Shopping Supremacy. A mark that demonstrates the Superiority ot Bon Marche offerings, and proclaims the appreciation of the great buying public. It tells of our Power to Buy, and our Power to Sell at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. We want you to visit the Bon Marche and inspect the magnificent display of Goods and our Unrivalled Values, C. M. ROSS & CO. THE BON MARCHE, Palmerston North.

ONE OF THE LUCKIEST MEN IN ENGLAND WAS OUR WIDE-AWAKE HOME BUYER. HE has sent us a huge shipment of beautiful Silver and E.P. Ware, which he secured at an enormous discount for cash-happened to be right on the spot. SEE OUR BIG WINDOW OF REDUCED GOODS. Every solitary example is right up to our unparalleled value standard, and we’re rather sorry we can’t get full price for these. Don’t blame us, do you ? But they’ie taking up space wanted for regular Home consignments, so OUT THEY GO AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. Better come early, though ! O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, .JEWELLERS, The Square - Palmerston N. We give half-a-dozen Electro Silver Teaspoons with each wedding ring sold.

H. W, RICHMOND. COACHBUILDEE, WHEELWEIGHT & UNDERTAKER. AVENUE j : : jAD - FOXTON (Opposite Manawatu Hotel). IN thanking the public for the generous support accorded him in the past, has pleasure in notifying that he has recently built more commodious and up-to-date premises, and is in a position to undertake carriage building in all its branches. UNDERTAKING' conducted on the most reasonable terms, and with neatness, civility, and attention. He has just ins taed a new and up-to-date hearse, and carries a large stock of coffin furniture of all kinds. Polished Cas ets made to any design, in cedar, oak, kauri or rimu. ALL CLASSES OF VEHICLES BOUGHT, SOLD OB EXCHANGED. JOBBING WORK done on shortest notice. Re-painting and Retrimming a speciality. Agent for McGill’s Monumental Works. Note the address, and send along to RICHMOND’S.

j 4ThHMIIM*B«y Knew. o ' In an office, there I* an eld “boss,” Who Always Is wpstahedly cross. Buch a creature to argue, That try as thsy might do, Folks to plsass him ware quits at a ■sss. One day a new office-boy came, His verdict—"Oecldedly tame. Soon, I’ll altar all this And have one ray of bliss," Morning-tea was HIS little garnet 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 ho say P “Boy, what do you msan by telling me. That this Is only a cup of tcaf " " Pleats sir. It’s ‘SURATURA'J Mother saysthere is nonspurer," “’TIs better than any tea," roared HE “ I’ll have It at eleven and three I” How a happier staff cannot befouryl, Since twice a. day is handed round. The cup that cheers— SURATURA And quite endears This Chief now made renewnsd. &