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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1752, 28 August 1917, Page 4

JUDGE FOOTWEAR VALUES BY THE BETTY STANDARD. JUDGE if: point for point in quality of leathers, trimmings, finish, etc. In workmanship,, in style, and in price, and BETTY “BEATS THE . BAND.” ■f V WE leave it fo you lo decide by lids special value: THIS is a lady's lace boot, with smart heel, round toe, whole golosh —“THE MURRAY," Good leather sole, comfortable lilting. Strong and serviceable. BETTY'S PRICE : : 26/6, H. T. BETTY. BOOTMAKER. AND IMPORTER - - UOXTON. DlvIN-K TO MfP ONLY AT PHRREA ITS clean and ni)-io-dale MARBLE HA It, where (he dispensing is performed v.ilh lha! expert nicety Unit pleases the taste and tickles the palate. Dare and expensive ingredients only used. Try us tor HOT DO VEIL, SOUPS, AND DEV Elt AGES OE ALL KINDS. “.MEET YOUR APPETITE AT THE ALLIES’ LOUNGE. M. E. TERREAU, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, & BEVERAGE DISPENSER, ALAIN STREET - FOXTON. r S A. E. ADMORE, | {Late F. E. Jenks.) | Clyde Street - Foxton. | PAINTER, PAPERIIANGER, DECORATOR AND SIGNI WRITER. A large stock of Paints, 'Oils, Lead, Varnish, Scrim, I etc., imported direct from I England. WALL PAPERS from 4d pef roll. Windsor & Newton’s OIL COLOURS stocked. The cheapest house in the district for Picture Moulding and Framing. MOTOR CAR and CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALITY. I All Work Guaranteed. The Trade Supplied. Estimates given. ißßaßiaaßmama ’ f=: ...TH E... EA-BRiNKERS [Uy .4 Distinguished Author .] A PART from plain water, which xi. was drunk iu considerable quantities at, one Lime, it is probable that no beverage on earth was ever regularly drunk by so many people as are now drinking tea. The teadrinkers arc everywhere. Tbcirhappy habit girds the world, from Sydney to Samoa, from Puntas Arenas to Rckjavik. There is consensus of the best authorities that no one is harmed by drinking good tea. In the old days, when good tea was dilUeiilt to get, people suffered injury from the inferior sorts. But the triumph of the Ceylon growers changed all that; and the shiuing triumph of Ceylon growers was the triumph of SUIIATURA. Here is a tea astonishingly cheap, which presents in quintessence all teas’ finest qualities. Suratura Tea is an active and wholesome tonic. It’s flavour is delightful. It never stalea on the palate. Once you drink it, you are abundantly content to stop experimenting with other teas. However often you drink it, your nerve* don’t suffer; your digestion remains unimpaired. Get a pound of the "D" quality, at 25., and convince yourself. Warwick Lanostone. 13