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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1761, 6 December 1917, Page 2

WHAT SHALL I WE GIVE? 1 A KODAK is always a safe choice at times of presentgiving. It is so much mure than the merely decorative and ornamental, and there is (nothing commonplace a])out it. A gift must have something more than a sentimental hold on the receiver, otherwise it will soon he relegated to a corner and be forgotten. A useful, present like a KODAK makes an infinitely better and more lasting bond between friends, and it is jiot surprising that Kodak out tits are appealing to the public fancy more and more every year. But a KODAK is much more than useful. It is the key to a charming pastime, and one so simple that anybody —even a child —can take up with immediate success. WHEREVER there is a KODAK therb is an enthusiastic picture-maker. It provides pleasing occupation for the leisure hour, and makes a holiday a ramble and almost any sport or hobby infinitely more enjoyable. YOU can give a KODAK with every confidence. It is one of the few things that meet with genuine appreciation. Prices and all information at HEALEY’S PHARMACY, lA CARD.] A. INGLE, DENTAL SURGEON. (LAIE ARTPI UR H. BOyES) Fraser’s Building, Main Street, Foxton. Hours: Q a.m. to 5 p.m, Wednesdays : 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone No. 60. T. DANVERS, VETERINARY SURGEON PALMERSTON NORTH. Private ’Phono -478 or Browne’s Stables, ’Phone 77. PUBLIC SUBSCRIBERS are notified that owing to the great increase in the cost of paper and newspaper production, the HERALD subscription rates as from April Ist will be as under: — Per Quarter, in advance - 4/0. Per Quarter, Booked - - 0/-. Posted, 1/0 per Quarter extra. Single Copies - - - - 2d. T TIT IN JU Registered Name for Oiw bcltle makes a pint of finest family cough and cold remedy. Costs 2 Saves 10'.