Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1874, 7 September 1918, Page 3

SOLDIERS’ GIFTS SHOULD BE USEFUL :: :: XOT USELESS! ■ TAKE ('arc In,give your soldier a present dial will not be a nuisance to him. He can’t carry 100 much useless paraphernalia around —give him something that ho needs and must have. Such a gift is to be had at O’Connor and Tydoman’s. We have studied the matter, and our stocks include only useful items. He’ll have daily use for one of these:— Valet Safely Razors, 25/-. Gillette Safety Razors, 25/-. Waterman, Eounlain Pens, 21/-. Swan Eounlain Pens, 12/fi, 15/-, and 21/-. Pocket Wallets, 12/fi to 40/-. to 40/-. Tobacco Pouches,- 12/(5 and 15/0. Wristlet Wa ladies, 40/- to £0 5s od. Silver Pencils, 3/0 to 14/0. COME AND CHOOSE NOW! O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN. JEWELLERS. PALMERSTON NORTH. V-A) jT A HOT DRINKS! DAINTY TEAS! TASTY PASTRIES! THESE are. the altraclions at The Marble Bar—the comfortable lounge for a rest and light refreshment. THE hoi drinks are very welcome when you are out in this severe weather. Hot Beef Tea, Hot Milk, Hot Egg Drinks, Chocolate and Coffee. M.E. PERREAU Baker, Pastrycook and Beverage Dispenser, MAIN STREET - EOXTON. KIWI BACON FACTORY. PALMERSTON NORTH. , ' CASH BUYERS of Bacon Pigs at highest market prices. Pigs will be received at the Abattoirs EVERY TUESDAY. THOS. EENTON, Manager. References—Bank of Australasia, PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALITY. Buyers will wait on farmers by request, and give any particulars* required.-